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CANTO IV.
THE ORLANDO FURIOSO.
135

LXXII.

And as the lady nearer he surveyed,
Her wise behaviour marked and beauty’s bloom;
Though her fair countenance was all dismayed,
And by the fear of death o’erspread with gloom.
Again to know, the gentle knight essayed,
Who had prepared for her so fell a doom;
And she began to tell in humble tone
What to another canto I postpone.