Canto

 1     2|        sure 'tis little loss to lose my pains,~Where every thing
 2     2|          Fearing lest she might lose him in the wood.~ ~ LXXII~
 3     8|     Namus' care,~That he should lose her in this way, alone~Sorts
 4    12|         where they the maid did lose,~Was but a single pathway,
 5    14|         strained,~That he would lose his labour's fruit, although~
 6    17| wheresoe'er he bent his way.~To lose Lucina is such cruel pain,~
 7    18|        have care,~Save he would lose his Syrian chivalry,~To
 8    18|          might well be said)~To lose two living men, to save
 9    19|           either every thing to lose, or gain~Their liberty, --
10    20|         Ne'er hope: With me you lose or win."~"-- I fear not,
11    24|  pursues,~And loath would be to lose the cavalier,~To his Scottish
12    24|         forth all thy might.~To lose me, his betrothed, a mighty
13    27|        survey;~But finally they lose that lady's view;~When,
14    27|      day was done,~And made him lose the track of Ulien's heir:~
15    28|         the groom,~Nor, lest he lose a doit, his paltry stake,~
16    30|        and who~Loses the battle lose alike for two.~ ~ XXII~"
17    32|       damsel gain, and much may lose;~ ~ CVI~"And save the gain
18    34|       for the warrior's asking, lose~What he has hardly conquered
19    34|  Whatever on our earth below we lose.~Collected there are all
20    34|      love, some seeking honour, lose~Their wits, some, scowering
21    36|        armour drest,~Fearing to lose the honour of the fight,~
22    36|      myself and thee,~That if I lose thee here, at least in hell~
23    37|        aid;~Because he will not lose a prey so dear;~And while
24    37|         the trees their foliage lose;~And, save she find her
25    38|      shame and loss?~ ~ LX~"You lose your people here, and there
26    41|        loss results not, if you lose.~ ~ XLI~"Were good Orlando
27    41|         XLIV~"If I shall win or lose, remount my throne,~Or pass
28    41|        of its two first letters lose the sound.~God also to his
29    43|       lot so blest,~Is lost, to lose as well the worthless rest?"~ ~
30    44|       sore afraid~That he shall lose his bride; and Leo take,~
31    44|      and better had he borne~To lose as well a portion of his