Canto

 1     3|           held and surer gain)~Which gives her title to the neighbouring
 2     3|             the rose,~The rose which gives it name in Grecian speech:~
 3     4|             to him -- "Your guidance gives me pleasure."~Meaning by
 4     4|             dusky coast uprears,~And gives the Caledonian wood to view;~
 5     7|             Each day, no answer ever gives content.~She roams from
 6     9|             makes repair~Further, he gives her hope to venge the abuse:~
 7    10|         above, are seen.~ ~ LIX~What gives to them superiority~O'er
 8    11|             threw.~As torch to torch gives fire, and lights increase,~
 9    14|        Rodomont, with vengeful doom,~Gives Paris to the flames, and
10    14|         defends.~He his last shudder gives, and tumbles dead;~Cleft
11    15|           LXI~Him helm and shield he gives alike to bear,~As to a valet;
12    16|            cloud.~By turns each host gives way, and you might spy,~
13    18| pilgrim-Greek,~Who of false Origilla gives them news;~Relating, as
14    18|         sorrowing Patron to the wind gives way,~He veers his barque
15    20|              return, the patron hoar~Gives thanks to God at having
16    21|           the Scottish cavalier,~And gives good proof of his fidelity,~
17    23|              that he is there alone,~Gives utterance to his grief in
18    28|              womankind King Rodomont gives ear;~Then journeys homeward;
19    28|           heir:~This she undoes, and gives her lord to wear;~ ~ XVI~"
20    32|       stranger knight~The castellain gives kindly welcome there:~But
21    33|            With melted wax, Astolpho gives command;~That every one
22    37|              well for other's pen he gives,~As in his own another's
23    37|            gentle dame inspires;~And gives her word such force, a second
24    37|          nuptial ring the bridegroom gives the spouse.~ ~ LXIV~" `But
25    37|            seeing this thy death, it gives me pain,~My sacrifice should
26    38|            For the Bisertine war, he gives in aid;~But adds a hundred
27    40|           Sericane,~Who of his faith gives goodly warrant; they~Defy
28    41|              breaks forth, his grief gives way;~But now 'tis time that
29    42|             France.~ ~ XLIII~Charles gives him leave to go; though,
30    43|           miles about that water,~He gives me for a dowry, with his
31    43|               CVIII~"And here Adonio gives the dog command;~And here
32    43|              from his horse alights,~Gives it his man; and o'er the
33    45|              trenchant blow,~And now gives point; and wholly is intent~'
34    46|           amity;~I speak of her that gives and that bestows.~With all
35    46|       youthful knight;~Nor (what oft gives success in martial feat~