Canto

 1     3|         this fifth Azo shall to scathe and shame~Put Frederick,
 2     4|        why shall woman -- merit scathe or blame,~Though lovers,
 3     5|        tell the occasion of her scathe prepared,~To the good Paladin,
 4     6|    living body I~Have done this scathe and outrage undesigned.~
 5    10|         On all who would Rogero scathe and shame:~So that such
 6    11|      apple, hardly wrought more scathe and shame,~Some deal before,
 7    12|        inmates, and defend~From scathe or scorn, which others might
 8    14|      band~Warfare and memorable scathe may grow.~He next from her
 9    16|     fears that he will work her scathe and shame;~And knows her
10    16|       About the walls of Paris, scathe and dread.~ ~ XVII~I left
11    17|     more~Than Italy? yet her to scathe, that high,~And noble, enterprize
12    18|      view~On him some memorable scathe to do.~ ~ LXXIII~Aquilant
13    18|         insecure and with their scathe deprest,~Poured tears, and
14    19|         was of ten.~ ~ CIV~"The scathe they have to-day received
15    20|         Puts upon young Zerbino scathe and scorn,~And makes him
16    24|        preserved the count from scathe,~To make him guardian of
17    24|  addrest,~He read, their army's scathe was manifest.~ ~ CIX~The
18    26|     Peter's beauteous seat with scathe,~And brought foul scandal
19    26|        to the Florentine's much scathe and woe,~By him that famous
20    27|   twists,~And deals her endless scathe with feet and fists.~ ~
21    27|         Nor scathed he, nor let scathe, that martial maid,~Neither
22    27|      man, who trusts you to his scathe!~ ~ CXVIII~"Neither my love
23    27|       such a tempest, with such scathe o'erlaid,~As should in Africk
24    30|   Malaga, and here~Did mightier scathe than he had done elsewhere;~
25    30|     lore,~Me, onto to one, with scathe or scorn appay?~And me shall
26    33|         to assay,~Would add but scathe to shame, now made his own;~
27    33|       him such outrage and such scathe had done.~Rinaldo, after
28    36|        foe he laid,~By whom all scathe was on those kinsmen done;~
29    36|       hand, and to the paynim's scathe."~ ~ LXXIX~Ah! how fair
30    38|       newer stamp,~That, to our scathe, are gathered in their camp.~ ~
31    41|       sink, with piteous cries.~Scathe upon scathe malicious Fortune
32    41|      piteous cries.~Scathe upon scathe malicious Fortune sends,~
33    43|     could not give, except with scathe~Of her to whom erewhile
34    43| lifeless as they were,~Do cruel scathe, and vent her fierce despite.~
35    44|       carry with them, and from scathe to save~Their squadrons,
36    44|   squadrons would have suffered scathe and scorn,~Had not for them
37    45|      have repaid~The Child with scathe, and none to give him aid.~ ~
38    45|       That hath inflicted on me scathe and scorn.~Then I to take
39    45|        to eschew the threatened scathe and scorn,~To seek the warrior
40    46|          with troubled brow,~To scathe my bark or wander evermore.~
41    46|   Albeit to his good squadron's scathe and woe --~Which at Belgrade
42    46|         For -- to their further scathe -- advices shew~Constantine