Canto

 1     2|   wood past, a mountain;~And stopt at length beside a lovely
 2     4|   short distance from Rogero stopt.~ ~ XLV~This was Atlantes
 3     9|      the bridge, and passage stopt.~ ~ IX~The paladin this
 4    10|    morn nigh London-town, he stopt;~And over Thames the flying
 5    10|      the whole of Spain:~But stopt his courser on the neighbouring
 6    12|     hope. Sometimes the peer~Stopt in his search and heard
 7    15|      wary paladin espied,~He stopt his courser, not without
 8    17|     issued from the den,~And stopt us short; but feeling wool
 9    17|      not the monarch quickly stopt the fray.~To his guard king
10    17|   waggon's tail.~The wain is stopt, and to the trumpet's sound,~
11    18|   CLXXIII~A moment Cloridano stopt and cried:~"Not to be lost
12    20|    the deaf adder might have stopt to hear;~So that of him
13    22|    heavy was the shield;~Nor stopt they till they to the bottom
14    23|   miles' distance spy:~There stopt the pair, and halted for
15    23|      that into a fosse which stopt their course,~Not lined
16    23|    broke a bone:~ ~ XCI~Here stopt the horse; but him he could
17    23| sorrow lacked supplies;~They stopt when to mid-height scarce
18    24| evening to discern.~Rodomont stopt not, but in fury sped~A
19    25|     air;~And I at times have stopt the sun, and stirred~This
20    27|   his host and disarray;~And stopt with menace this or that
21    28| former lore.~ ~ LXXXV~Having stopt further question in this
22    29|   man and crazed.~ ~ XLV~She stopt, the issue of that strife
23    29|      foully shent;~Seldom he stopt, and ever onward went.~ ~
24    30|      have split.~But that he stopt the stroke in wary wise,~
25    31|   Sericane:~But them Rinaldo stopt with sudden cry,~Nor brooked
26    33| courser furled his wings and stopt his flight.~But, ere Astolpho
27    36|  Hector's mail the sword had stopt,~Whose furious blow would
28    42|    music shall the stream be stopt,~Whose trees erewhile the
29    43| trunks on every side:~Adonio stopt, and wherefore so he strake,~
30    44|     last his light career~He stopt, on rich Provence's pleasant
31    45|      the fair.~ ~ LXXVII~Now stopt, now circled, now retired