Canto

 1     4|    same)~Which to the witless crowd seems rank excess;~Say why
 2     6|     wait,~Encounters soon the crowd of evil foes,~Who furiously
 3     6|      He stands, and plies the crowd with warfare sore.~ ~ LXVI~
 4     8|      let his blade,~Amid that crowd, hang idle at his side:~
 5     8|  different lands they scower,~Crowd with their captives dungeon-cell
 6    13|       or ran aground)~I saw a crowd appear upon the peak,~Which,
 7    14|    was fordable, he scanned~A crowd of cavaliers that armour
 8    14|     land of all.~ ~ CXXVI~The crowd, by Rodomont of Sarza led,~
 9    16|      was known the thickening crowd among,~By the strange arms
10    16|    cavalier,~Amid the closest crowd, impetuous springs.~Composed
11    16|   pricking from the following crowd, in sight~Appeared, with
12    16|      in flight, the self-same crowd;~And here some wight, beside
13    16|  weight below.~Where the huge crowd upon Zerbino falls,~Ariodantes
14    17|     before his eyes, amid the crowd,~(Another's evil deed) proclaim
15    18|    about,~Well venging on the crowd their every flout.~ ~ V~
16    18|    fleed,~The readiest of the crowd their feet to ply,~Part,
17    18|     and tumult rises from the crowd.~ ~ VI~Two nimble Gryphon
18    18|     would clear~The gathering crowd, united far and near.~ ~
19    18|      whose stakes the eddying crowd is born)~By wild bull broken,
20    18|   appear,~Seeing the maid and crowd engaged in fight,~First
21    21| hamlet, as if plighted~Amid a crowd of witnesses, before~Tribunal,
22    24|  beach the surf is heard:~The crowd, increasing so, the count
23    25|    from the sky~Swoop mid the crowd, and one surprise and rend,~
24    25|     young Rogero pricked that crowd among.~ ~ XIII~Rogero smites
25    25|   from the empty dreams which crowd her brain,~She wakes, and,
26    26|       the vile rabble and the crowd offends.~ ~ XLI~"From the
27    27|    side.~ ~ LIII~The frequent crowd expects the double foe;~
28    27|    Brunello, who from all the crowd about~For pity now, and
29    30|      contest for the prize,~A crowd which neither sees nor comprehends~
30    30|      every worthiest cavalier~Crowd round Rogero, who has risen
31    30|       in his heart; among~The crowd the Sericane alone conceals~
32    31|    dame again,)~"That, of the crowd who hear this cruel woe~
33    32|    Nay, there is one amid the crowd, who cries,~"First fill
34    34|      he was selected from the crowd~To be defender of his Church'
35    35|      wise;~ ~ XXI~"And by the crowd are gentle courtiers hight,~
36    37|     to you a wonderment,~This crowd of womankind, where man
37    38|     tents remain:~The curious crowd, encompassing them round,~
38    39|      but in fury go~Amid that crowd, which flies, possest with
39    44|       favour of the following crowd,~Which scarce found room,
40    45|        VIII~Ungiardo from the crowd, which had pursued~Thither
41    46|       At my return rejoicing, crowd the shore.~Then, since the
42    46|      full of wonder stood the crowd,~Such license in that haughty