第2章

类别:其他 作者:Ludovico Ariosto字数:22156更新时间:18/12/20 10:53:49
X \'Twashereanagedherdsman,onewhotendedAnumeroustroopofmares,hadmadehiswon: These,seekingpasture,throughthevalleywended,Wherethegreengrasswasfedbyfresheningrun: Whilestallsoneithersidethecave,defendedHischargefromtheoppressivenoon-tidesun; Angelica,within,thatlivelongday,Unseenofpryingeyes,prolongedherstay; XI Andaboutevening,whenrefreshedwithrestAndfood,shedeemedhercourseshemightrenew; Incertainrusticweedsherbodydressed: Howdifferentfromthoserobesofred,orblue,Green,yellow,purple,heraccustomedvest,Sovariousinitsfashion,shape,andhue! Yethernotsothathabitmisbecame,Butthatshelookedthefairandnobledame。 XII ThenPhillis\'andNeaera\'spraiseforbear,AndyewhosingofAmarylliscease,OrflyingGalataea,notsofair,TityrusandMelibaeus,withyourpeace! \'Twasherethebeauteousladytookamare,Whichlikedherbest,ofallthatherd\'sincrease。 Then,andthenfirstconceivedthethought,againToseekintheLevantherantientreign。 XIII ThiswhileRogero,afterhehadpassedLongspaceinhopethemaidmightre-appear,Awakenedfromhisfoolishdreamatlast,Andfoundshewasnotnigh,anddidnothear。 Thentoremounthisgriffin-coursercast,Inearthandairaccustomedtocareer。 But,havingslipthisbit,thewingedhorseHadtoweredandsoaredinairafreercourse。 XIV TohisfirstilladditiongraveandsoreWastohavelostthebirdofrapidwing,WhichhenobetterthanthemockeryborePutonhimbythemaid;butdeeperstingThanthisorthat,implants,andpainshimmore,Thethoughtofhavinglostthepreciousring; Notforitspowersomuch,esteemedaboveItsworth,asgivenhimbyhisladylove。 XV Afflictedbeyondmeasure,he,withshieldCastonhisshoulder,andnew-casedinmail,Leftthesea-side,andthroughagrassyfieldPursuedhisway,towardsaspaciousvale: Wherehebeheldapath,bywoodconcealed,Thewidestandmostbeateninthedale。 Norfarhadwoundtheclosestshadeswithin,Ereonhisrightheheardamightydin。 XVI Heheardadin,andfearfulclashingsoundOfarms,andhurryingonwitheagerpace\'Twixttreeandtree,twofuriouschampionsfound,Wagingfiercefightincloseandstraightenedplace: Whotoeachother(warringonwhatgroundIknownot)neithershowedregardnorgrace。 Theoneagiantwasofhaughtycheer,Andoneaboldandgallantcavalier。 XVII Coveredwithshieldandsword,one,leaping,spedNowherenowthere,andthushimselfdefended,Lestatwo-handedmaceuponhisheadShouldfall,withwhichthegiantstilloffended:—— Onthefieldlayhishorse,alreadydead。 Rogeropaused,andtothestrifeattended: Andstraighthiswishesleanttowardstheknight,Whomhewouldfainseeconquerorinthefight: XVIII Yetnotforthiswouldlendthechampionaid,Buttobeholdthecruelstrifestoodnigh。 Lo!atwo-handedstrokethegiantmadeUponthelesserwarrior\'scasque,andbyThemightyblowtheknightwasoverlaid: Theother,whenastoundhesawhimlie,Todealthefoehisdeath,hishelmuntied,Sothatthewarrior\'sfaceRogerospied。 XIX Ofhissweetlady,ofhispassingfair,AnddearestBradamantRogerospiesThelovelyvisageofitshelmetbare; Towardswhom,todealherdeath,thegianthies: Sothat,advancingwithhisswordinair,TosuddenbattlehimtheChilddefies,Buthe,whowillnotwaitfornewalarm,Takesthehalf-lifelessladyinhisarm,XX Andonhisshoulderflingsandbearsaway; Assometimeswolfalittlelambwillbear,OreagleinhercrookedclawsconveyPigeon,orsuch-likebird,throughliquidair。 Rogerorunswithallthespeedhemay,Whoseeshowneededishissuccourthere。 Butwithsuchstridesthegiantscourstheplain,Himwithhiseyestheknightpursueswithpain。 XXI Thisflyingandthatfollowing,thetwoKeptaclosepathwhichwidenedstill,andtheyPiercingthatforest,issuedforthtoviewOnawidemeadow,whichwithoutitlay—— Nomoreofthis。OrlandoIpursue,ThatboreCymosco\'sthunder-boltaway; Andthishadinthedeepestbottomdrowned,Thatnevermorethemischiefmightbefound。 XXII Butwithsmallboot:fortheimpiousenemyOfhumannature,taughtthebolttoframe,Aftertheshaft,whichdartingfromtheskyPiercesthecloudandcomestogroundinflame,Who,whenhetemptedEvetoeatanddieWiththeapple,hardlywroughtmorescatheandshame,Somedealbefore,orinourgrandsires\'day,Guidedanecromancerwhereitlay。 XXIII Morethanahundredfathomburiedso,Wherehiddenithadlainamightyspace,TheinfernaltoolbymagicfrombelowWasfishedandbornamidtheGermanrace; Who,byoneproofandtheother,taughttoknowItspowers,andhewhoplotsforourdisgrace,Thedemon,workingontheirweakerwit,Aslastuponitsfatalpurposehit。 XXIV ToItalyandFrance,oneveryhandThecruelartamongallpeoplepast: Andthesethebronzeinhollowmouldexpand,Firstinthefurnacemeltedbytheblast: Otherstheironbore,andsmallorgrand,Fashionthevarioustubetheypierceorcast。 Andbombard,gun,accordingtoitsframe,Orsinglecannonthis,ordouble,name。 XXV Thissaker,culverine,orfalconhight,Ihear(allnamestheinventorhasbestowed); Whichsplitsorshiverssteelandstoneoutright,And,wherethebulletpasses,makesaroad—— Downtothesword,restorethyweaponsbright,Sadsoldier,totheforge,auselessload; Andgunorcarbineonthyshoulderlay,Whowithoutthese,Iwot,shalttouchnopay。 XXVI How,foulandpestilentdiscovery,Didstthoufindplacewithinthehumanheart? Throughtheeismartialglorylost,throughtheeThetradeofarmsbecameaworthlessart: Andatsuchebbareworthandchivalry,Thatthebaseoftenplaysthebetterpart。 Throughtheenomoreshallgallantry,nomoreShallvalourprovetheirprowessasofyore。 XXVII Throughthee,alas!aredead,orhavetodie,SomanynoblelordsandcavaliersBeforethiswarshallend,which,ItalyAfflictingmost,hasdrownedtheworldintears,That,ifIsaidtheword,Ierrnot,I,SayinghesurethecruellestappearsAndworst,ofnature\'simpiousandmalign,Whodidthishatefulenginefirstdesign: XXVIII AndIshallthink,inordertopursueThesinforever,GodhasdoomedtohellThatcursedsoul,amidtheunhappycrew,BesidetheaccursedJudastheretodwell。 ButfollowwethegoodOrlando,whoSoburnstoseekEbuda\'sislandfell,WhosefoulinhabitantsamonstersateWithfleshofwomen,fairanddelicate。 XXIX Butnolessslowthaneagerwastheknight: Thewindsappear,whichstillhiscoursedelay; Who,whetherblowingontheleftorright,Orpoop,sofaintlyinhiscanvasplay,Hisbarkmakeslittlespeed;and,spentoutright,Thebreezewhichwaftshersometimesdiesaway,Orblowssofoul,thatheisfaintosteerAnothercourse,ortotheleewardveer。 XXX ItwasthewillofHeaventhathe,beforeTheKingofIreland,shouldnotreachtheland,ThehewithgreatereaseuponthatshoreMightactwhatshortlyyoushallunderstand。 “Makefortheisle。Now“(saidhe)“may\'stthoumoor,“ (Thusissuingtothepilothiscommand),“Andgivemeformyneedtheskiff;forI Willtotherockwithoutmorecompany。 XXXI “Thebiggestcablethatthouhastaboard,Andbiggestanchortomyhandsconsign; Thoushaltperceivewhythusmyboatisstored,IfIbutmeetthatmonsterofthebrine。” Hebadethemlowerthepinnaceoverboard,Withallthingsthatbefittedhisdesign: Hisarmsheleftbehind,excepthisblade,Andsinglyfortherockyislandmade。 XXXII Hometohisbreastthecountpullseitheroar,Withtheislandathisback,towhichhewends,Inguisethat,crawlingupthesandyshore,Thecrookedcrabfromseaormarshascends。 ItwasthehourAuroragaybeforeTherisingsunheryellowhairextends(Hisorbasyethalf-seen,half-hidfromsight) NotwithoutstirringjealousTithon\'sspite。 XXXIII ApproachingtothenakedrockasnearAsvigoroushandmightservetocastastone,Heknewnotifheheard,ordidnothearAcry,sofaintandfeeblewasthemoan。 When,turningtotheleft,thecavalier,Hislevelsightalongthewaterthrown,Nakedasborn,boundtoastump,espiedAdamewhosefeetwerewettedbythetide。 XXXIV Becauseshedistantis,andevermoreHoldsdownherface,heillcanherdiscern: Bothscullshepullsamain,andnearstheshore,Withkeendesiremorecertainnewstolearn: Butnowthewindingbeachisheardtoroar,Andwoodandcavethemightynoisereturn; Thebillowsswell,and,lo!thebeast!whopressed,Andnighconcealedtheseabeneathhisbreast。 XXXV Ascloudfromhumidvaleisseentorise,Pregnantwithrainandstorm,whichseemswithalToextinguishedday,andchargedwithdeeperdyesThannight,tospreadthroughoutthisearthlyball,Soswimsthebeast,whosomuchoccupiesOfsea,hemaybesaidtokeepitall。 Wavesroar:collectedinhimself,thepeerLooksproudlyon,unchangedinheartandcheer。 XXXVI He,asonewellresolvedinhisintent,Movedquicklytoperformthefeatheplanned; And,forhewouldthedamsel\'sharmprevent,Andwouldwiththatassailthebeastathand,Betweenherandtheorctheboathesent,Leavingwithinthesheathhisidlebrand,Anchorandcablenexthetakesinhold,Andwaitsthefoewithconstantheartandbold。 XXXVII Assoonashimthemonsterhasdescried,Andskiffatlittleinterval,histhroatThefish,toswallowhim,expandssowide,Thathorseandhorsemanthroughhisjawsmightfloat。 HereRolandwiththeanchor,andbeside(UnlessIammistaken)withtheboatPlunged,andengulphedthepartedteethbetwixt,Hisanchorinthetongueandpalatefixt; XXXVIII SothatthemonstercouldnolongerdropOrraisehishorridjaws,whichthisextends。 \'TisthuswhodigsthemineiswonttopropTheground,andwhereheworkstheroofsuspends,Lestsuddenruinwhelmhimfromatop,Whileheincautiouslyhistaskintends。 Roland(sofarapartwaseitherhook) Butbyaleapcouldreachthehighestcrook。 XXXIX Thepropsoplaced,OrlandonowsecureThatthefellbeasthismouthnomorecanclose,Unsheatheshissword,and,inthatcaveobscure,Dealshereandthere,nowthrusts,nowtrenchantblows。 Aswellascitadel,whosewallsimmureTheassailants,candefendherfromherfoes,Themonster,harassedbythewarwithin,DefendshimselfagainstthePaladin。 XL Nowfloatsthemonstrousbeast,o\'ercomewithpain,Whosescalyflanksuponthewavesexpand; Andnowdescendsintothedeepestmain,Scowersatthebottom,andstirsupthesand。 Therisingfloodillabletosustain,Thecavalierswimsforth,andmakesforland。 Heleavestheanchorfastenedinhistongue,Andgraspstheropewhichfromtheanchorhung。 XLI Soswimmingtilltheislandisattained,WiththistowardstherockOrlandospeeds: Hehawlstheanchorhome(afootinggained),Prickedbywhosedoublefluke,themonsterbleeds。 Thelabouringorctofollowisconstrained,Draggedbythatforcewhicheveryforceexceeds; WhichatasinglesallymoreachievesThanattenturnsthecirclingwindlassheaves。 XLII Asawildbull,aboutwhosehorniswoundTheunexpectednoose,leapshereandthere,Whenhehasfeltthecord,andturnshimround,Androllsandrises,yetslipsnotthesnare; Sofromhispleasantseatandancientbound,Draggedbythatarmandropehecannottear,Withthousandsofstrangewheelsandthousandslides,Themonsterfollowswherethecableguides。 XLIII ThistheredseawithreasonwouldbehightTo-day,suchstreamsofbloodhavechangeditshue; Andwherethemonsterlasheditinhisspite,Theeyeitsbottomthroughthewavesmightview。 Andnowhesplashedthesky,anddimmedthelightOftheclearsun,sohighthewaterflew。 Thenoisere-echoinground,thedistantshoreAndwoodandhillreboundthedeafeningroar。 XLIV ForthfromhisgrottoagedProteushies,Andmountsabovethesurfaceatthesound; AndhavingseenOrlandodive,andriseFromtheorc,anddragthemonstrousfishtoground,Hisscatteredflockforgot,o\'eroceanflies; Whilesothedinincreases,that,astound,Neptunebidsyokehisdolphins,andthatdayFordistantAethiopiapostsaway。 XLV WithMelicertaonhershoulders,weepingIno,andNereidswithdishevelledhair,TheGlauci,Tritons,andtheirfellows,leapingTheyknownotwhither,speed,somehere,somethere。 Orlandodrawstoland,thebillowssweeping,Thathorridfish,butmighthislabourspare: For,withthetormentworn,andtravelsore,Thebrute,exhausted,died,eredraggedashore。 XLVI Oftheislandershadtroopednopettythrong,Towitnessthatstrangefight,whobyavainAndmiserablesuperstitionstung,Esteemedsuchholydeedaworkprofane; AndsaidthatthiswouldbeanotherwrongToProteus,andprovokehisireagain; Makehimhisherdspourforthuponthestrand,Andwiththewholeoldwarfarevextheland; XLVII Andthatitbetterweretosueforpeace,Firstfromtheinjuredgod,lestworseensue; AndProteusfromhiscruelhatewouldcease,Iftheyintotheseatheoffenderthrew。 Astorchtotorchgivesfire,andlightsincrease,Untiltheflameisspreadthecountrythrough,Evensofromhearttoheartthefuryspread,WhichinthewaveswoulddoomOrlandodead。 XLVIII These,armedwithslingorbow,upontheshore,Andthesesuppliedwithspearorsworddescend; Andoneachside,behindhimandbefore,Distantandnear,asbesttheycan,offend。 AtsuchabrutalinsultwonderssoreThepeer,whoseesthatmischieftheyintend,Invengeanceforthecruelmonsterslain,Whencehehadgloryhoped,andpraisetogain。 XLIX Butastheusageisofsurlybear,BysturdyRussorLithuanianled,Littletoheedthedogsincrowdedfair,Norevenattheiryelpstoturnhishead,TheclamourofthechurlsassembledthereOrlandowitnessedwithaslittledread; Whoknewthathetheroutwhichthreateneddeath,Hadpowertoscatteratasinglebreath: L Andspeedilyhemadethemyieldhimplace,Whenturnedonthem,hegraspedhistrenchantblade。 Misjudgingofhisworth,thefoolishraceDeemedthathewouldhaveshortresistancemade; Sincehimtheysawnocoveringbucklerbrace,Uncuirassed,norinotherarmsarrayed; Butknewnotthat,fromheadtofoot,askinMorehardthandiamondcasedthePaladin。 LI WhatbyOrlandootherscannotdo,Theknightbyotherscan;athalfascoreOfblowsinallhethirtykilled;byfewHepassedthatmeasure,ifthestrokesweremore: AndhadalreadyturnedhimtoundoThenakedlady,havingclearedtheshore,Whenotherlarumsounds,andothercriesFromanewquarteroftheislandrise。 LII WhilesothePaladinhadkeptinplayThebarbarousislanders,uponthathand,ThemenofIreland,withoutletorfray,Hadpouredfrommanyquartersonthestrand: Andnow,withoutremorseorpity,slayTheinhabitants,throughallthewastedland; And,wasitjusticemoved,orcruelrage,Slaughterwithoutregardtosexorage。 LIII Littleornodefendertheisland-crewAttempt;inpartastakenunaware,Inpartthatinthelittleplacearefew,Andthatthosefewwithoutapurposeare。 \'Midsackandfire,thewastedcountrythrough,Theislandersareslain,andeverwhereThewallsareuponearthinruinspread,Norinthelandisleftalivinghead。 LIV Asifthemightytumultwhichhehears,Andshriekandruinhadconcernedhimnought,ThenakedrocktheboldOrlandonears,Whereshewasplaced,tofeedthemonsterbrought。 Helooks,andknowntohimthedameappears,Andmoreappears,whennigherherhesought: Olympiasheappears,andisindeedOlympia,whosefaithreapedsoillameed。 LV WretchedOlympia;whom,besidethescornWhichLoveputonher,Fortunetoopursued,Whosentthecorsairsfell,whichherhadbornThatverydaytotheislandofEbude。 SheRolandrecollectsonhisreturnLandward;but,forthedamselnakedstood,Notonlynoughtshetothewarriorsaid,Butdarednotraisehereyes,anddroptherhead。 LVI OrlandoaskswhatevildestinyHertothatcruelislandhadconveyedFromwheresheinasmuchfelicityWaswithherconsortleftascouldbesaid: “Iknownot(criedtheweepingdame)ifI Havethankstorendertheefordeathdelayed,Orshouldlamentmethat,throughmeansofthee,Thisdaydidnotmywoesconcludedsee。 LVII “Ihavetothanktheethatfromdeath,toodreadAndmonstrous,thygoodarmdeliverancegave; Whichwouldhavebeentoomonstrous,hadIfedThebeast,andinhisbellyfoundagrave: ButcannotthanktheethatIamnotdead,Sincedeathalonecanmefrommiserysave,WellshallIthanktheeforthatwishedrelief,Whichcandelivermefromeverygrief。” LVIII Nextsherelated,withloudsobsandsighs,HowherfalsespousebetrayedherasshelayAsleep,andhowofpiratesmadetheprize,Theyboreherfromthedesertisleaway。 And,asshespake,sheturnedherintheguiseOfDian,framedbyartists,whopourtrayHercarvedorpainted,asinliquidfontShethrewthewaterinActaeon\'sfront。 LIX For,asshecan,herwaistshehides,andbreast,Moreliberalofflowingflankandreins。 Rolanddesireshisship,tofindavestTocoverher,deliveredfromherchains: Whileheisallintentuponthisquest,Obertocomes;Oberto,hethatreignsO\'erIreland\'speople,whohadunderstoodHowlifelesslaythemonsteroftheflood; LX And,swimming,how,amidthewateryroar,AknightaweightyanchorinhisthroatHadfix\'d,andsohaddraggedhimtotheshore,Asmenagainstthecurrenttrackaboat。 ThiswhileObertocomes;who,ifhislore,Whotoldthetale,weretrue,desirestonote; Whilehisinvadingarmy,farandwide,Ebudaburnandwasteoneveryside。 LXI Oberto,thoughthePaladintosightWasdripping,andwithwaterfoulandgore; Withgore,thatfromtheorc,emergedtolight,Whomhehadenteredbodily,hebore,HeforthecountryknewthestrangerknightAsheperusedhisface;somuchthemore,Thathehadthoughtwhentoldthetidings,noneSaveRolandcouldsuchmightyfearhavedone; LXII Knewhim,becauseapageofhonourheHadbeeninFrance,andforthecrown,hisrightUponhisfather\'sdeath,hadcrossedtheseaTheyearbefore。SooftenhetheknightHadseen,andhadwithhimheldcolloquy,Theirtimesofmeetinghadbeeninfinite。 Hedoffedhiscasque,withfestivewelcomepressedTowardsthecount,andclaspedhimtothebreast。 LXIII OrlandoisnolessrejoinedtoseeTheking,thanisthekingthatchampiontrue。 AfterwithfriendlycheerandequalgleeHadonceortwiceembracedthenobletwo,ToObertoRolandtoldthetreacheryWhichhadbeendonetheyouthfuldame,andwhoHaddoneit,——falseBireno——thatamongAllmenshouldleasthavesoughttodoherwrong。 LXIV TohimhetoldthemanyproofsandclearBywhichthedame\'saffectionhadbeentried; AndhowsheforBirenokinandgeerHadlost,andwouldinfineforhimhavedied。 Andhowhethiscouldwarrant,andappearTovouchformuch,aswitnessonherside。 WhilethustohimhergriefsOrlandoshowed,Thelady\'sshiningeyeswithtearso\'erflowed。 LXV HerfacewassuchassometimesinthespringWeseeadoubtfulsky,whenontheplainAshowerdescends,andthesun,openingHiscloudyveil,looksoutamidtherain。 AndasthenightingalethenlovestosingFrombranchofverdantstemherdulcetstrain,SoinherbeauteoustearshispinionsbrightLovebathes,rejoicinginthechrystallight。 LXVI Thestriplingheatshisgoldenarrow\'sheadAtherbrighteyes,thenslackstheweapon\'sglowInstreams,whichfallsbetweenwhiteflowersandred; And,theshafttempered,stronglydrawshisbow,Androvesathim,o\'erwhomnoshieldisspread,Norironrind,nordoublemailbelow; Who,gazingonhertresses,eyes,andbrow,Feelsthathisheartispierced,heknowsnothow。 LXVII Olympia\'sbeautiesareofthosemostrare,Noristheforehead\'sbeauteouscurvealoneExcellent,andhereyesandcheeksandhair,Mouth,nose,andthroat,andshoulders;but,sodownDescendingfromthelady\'sbosomfair,Partswhicharewonttobeconcealedbygown,Aresuch,ashaplyshouldbeplacedbeforeWhate\'erthisampleworldcontainsinstore。 LXVIII Inwhitenesstheysurpassedunsulliedsnow,Smoothivorytothetouch:abovewereseenTworoundingpaps,likenew-pressedmilkinshow,Fresh-takenfromitscrateofrushesgreen; Thespacebetwixtwaslikethevalleylow,Whichoftentimesweseesmallhillsbetween,Sweetinitsseason,andnowsuchaswhenWinterwithsnowshasnewlyfilledtheglen。 LXIX Theswellinghipsandhaunches\'symmetry,Thewaistmoreclearthanmirror\'spolishedgrain,AndmembersseemofPhidias\'turnery,Orworkofbetterhandandnicerpain。 AswelltoyouofotherpartsshouldI Relate,whichshetohidedesiredinvain。 Tosumthebeauteouswhole,fromheadtofeet,Inheralllovelinessisfoundcomplete。 LXX AndhadsheintheIdaeanglenunveiledInancientdaysbeforethePhrygianswain,ByhowmuchheavenlyVenushadprevailedIknownot,thoughherrivalsstroveinvain。 NorhaplyhadtheyouthforSpartasailed,Toviolatethehospitablereign; Butsaid:“WithMenelausletHelenrest! NootherprizeIseek,ofthispossest“; LXXI OrinCrotonadwelt,wherethedivineZeuxisindaysofoldhisworkprojected,TobetheornamentofJuno\'sshrine,Andhencesomanynakeddamescollected; Andinoneformperfectiontocombine,Someseparatecharmfromthisorthatselected,Hefromnoothermodelneedhavewrought。 Sincejoinedinherwereallthecharmshesought。 LXXII IdonotthinkBirenoeverviewedNakedthatbeauteousform;forsureitwereHenevercouldhavebeensosternofmood,Astohaveleftheronthatdesertlair。 ThatIreland\'skingwasfiredIwellconclude,Norhidtheflamethathewithinhimbare。 Hestrivestocomforther,andhopeinstill,Thatfuturegoodshallendherpresentill。 LXXIII AndhertoHollandpromisestobear,Andvowstillsheistoherstaterestored,AndjustandmemorablevengeancethereAchieveduponherperjured,traitorlord,Heneverwillunceasingwarforbear,WagedwithallmeansthatIrelandcanafford; Andthiswithallhisspeed。He,upanddown,Meantimebidsseekforfemalevestandgown。 LXXIV NowwillitneedtosendinsearchofvestBeyondthesavageisland\'snarrowbound,Sincethithereverydayinsuchcamedressed,Somedame,tofeedthebeast,fromcountriesround。 Norlonghisfollowerstherepursuedthequest,Eremanytheyofvariousfashionsfound。 SowasOlympiaclothed;whilesadofmoodWashe,notsotoclotheherashewou\'d。 LXXV ButneversilksochoiceorgoldsofineDidtheindustriousFlorentineprepare,Norwhosoeverbroidersgaydesign,Thoughonhistaskbespenttime,toil,andcare,NorLemnos\'god,norPallas\'artdivine,Formraimentworthyofthoselimbssofair,ThatKingObertocannotchoosebutheRecallsthemateachturntomemory。 LXXVI Toseethatlovesokindledbythedame,OnmanygroundsOrlandowascontent; WhonotalonerejoicedthatsuchashamePutuponher,Birenoshouldrepent; But,thatinthedesignonwhichhecame,Heshouldbefreedfromgraveimpediment。 NotforOlympiathitherhadhemade,But,werehisladythere,tolendheraid。 LXXVII Tohim,thatthereshewasnot,soonwasclear,Butclearitwasnotifshehadbeenthere,Orno;sinceofthoseislesmen,farandnear,Onewasnotleftthetidingstodeclare。 Thefollowingdaytheyfromthehavensteer,Andallunitedinonesquadronfare。 ThePaladinwiththemtoIrelandhies,FromwhencetoFrancethewarrior\'spassagelies。 LXXVIII ScarcelyadayinIreland\'srealmhespends: Andfornoprayershispurposedendforbore: Love,thatinquestofhisliege-ladysendsTheknightuponthistrack,permitsnomore。 Departing,heOlympiarecommendsTotheIrishmonarch,whotoserveherswore: Althoughthisneedednot;sincehewasbentMorethanbehoved,herwishestocontent: LXXIX Soleviedinfewdayshiswarlikeband,And(leaguewithEngland\'skindandScotland\'smade) InHollandandinFrieslandleftnolandTothefalseduke,sorapidwastheraid。 Andtorebelagainstthatlord\'scommandHisZealandstirred;norhethewardelayed,UntilbyhimBireno\'sbloodwasspilt: Apunishmentthatillatonedhisguilt。 LXXX ObertotakestowifeOlympiafair,Andherofcountessmakesapuissantqueen。 ButbethePaladinagainourcare,Whofurrows,nightandday,thebillowsgreen,Andstrikeshissailsinthesameharbour,whereTheytothewinderewhileunfurledhadbeenAllarmed,heonhisBrigliadoroleaps,Andleavesbehindhimwindsandbrinydeeps。 LXXXI Theremnantofthewinter,hewithshieldAndspearachievedthingsworthytobeshown,Iween;butthesewerethensowellconcealed,Itisnofaultofminetheyarenotblown; ForgoodOrlandowasinfightingfield,Promptertodo,thanmakehisprowessknown。 Nore\'erwasbruitedactionoftheknight,Savewhensomefaithfulwitnesswasinsight。 LXXXII Thatwinter\'sremnanthesopassedthatfeatOfhiswasknownnottothepublicear; ButwhenwithinthatanimaldiscreetWhichPhryxusbore,thesunillumedthesphere,AndZephyrusreturninggladandsweet,Broughtbackwithhimagainthebloomingyear,ThewondrousdeedsOrlandodidinstower,Appearedwiththenewgrassanddaintyflower。 LXXXIII Fromplaintohill,fromchampaignflattoshore,OppressedwithgriefandpaintheCountyfares,Whenalongcry,enteringaforesthoar,——Aloadlamentingsmitesuponhisears。 Hegraspshisbrandandspurshiscoursersore,Andswiftlyprickstowardthesoundhehears。 ButIshallatanotherseasonsayWhatchanced,andmaybeheardinfuturelay。 CANTO12 ARGUMENT Orlando,fullofrage,pursuesaknightWhobearsbyforcehislady-loveaway,AndcomeswhereoldAtlantes,byhissleightHadraisedadome,Rogerotheretostay。 HeretooRogerocomes;wheregettingsightOfhislostlove,theCountystrivesinfrayWithfierceFerrau,and,afterslaughterfellAmidthepaynimhost,findsIsabel。 I Ceres,whenfromtheIdaeandameinhasteReturningtothelonelyvalley,whereEnceladustheAetnaeanmountainplacedOnhisbolt-smittenflanks,isdoomedtobear,Hergirlshefoundnot,onthatpathlesswaste,Byherlatequitted,havingrentherhair,Andmarkedcheeks,eyes,andbreast,withlividsigns,Attheendofherlamenttoreuptwopines,II AndlitatVulcan\'sfirethedoublebrand,Andgavethemvirtuenevertobespent; And,afterwards,withoneineitherhand,Drawnbytwodragons,inherchariotwent,Searchingtheforest,hill,andlevelland,Field,valley,runningstream,orwaterpent,Thelandandsea;andhavingsearchedtheshellOfearthabove,descendedintohell。 III HadRolandofEleusis\'deityThesovereignpowerpossessednolessthanwill,HeforAngelicahadlandandseaRansacked,andwoodandfield,andpoolandrill,Heaven,andOblivion\'sbottom:butsinceheHadnot,hispressingpurposetofulfil,Herdragonandhercar,theunweariedknightPursuedthemissingmaidasbesthemight。 IV ThroughFrancehesoughther,andwillseekherthroughTherealmsofItalyandofAlmayn,AndthencethroughtheCastiles,botholdandnew,SopassingintoLibyaoutofSpain。 WhileboldOrlandohasthisplaninview,Hehears,orthinkshehears,avoicecomplain: Heforwardspurs,andseesonmightysteedAwarriortrotbeforehimonthemead; V Whoinhisarmsacaptivedamselbears,Soregrieving,andacrossthepommellaid; Sheweepsandstruggles,andthesemblancewearsOfcruelwoe,andevercallsforaidUponAnglantes\'prince;andnowappearsTohim,ashesurveystheyouthfulmaid,She,forwhom,nightandday,withceaselesspain,Insideandout,heFrancehadsearchedinvain。 VI Isaynotis,butthatshetothesightSeemstheAngelicahelovessodear。 Hewhoislady-loveandgoddess\'flightBeholds,borneoffinsuchafflictedcheer,Impelledbyfuryfoul,andangryspite,Callsbackwithhorridvoicethecavalier; Callsbackthecavalier,andthreatsinvain,AndBrigliadorodriveswithflowingrein。 VII Thatfelonstopsnot,nortohimreplies,Onhisgreatgainintent,hisgloriousprey; Andwithsuchswiftnessthroughthegreenwoodhies,Windwouldnotovertakehimonhisway。 Theonepursueswhilehimtheotherflies,Andwithlamentresoundsthethicketgray。 Theyissueinaspaciousmead,onwhichAppearsaloftymansion,rareandrich。 VIII Ofvariousmarbles,wroughtwithsubtlecare,Istheproudpalace。HewhofastinholdBearsoffuponhisarmthedamselfair,Sorepricking,entersatagateofgold。 NorBrigliadorisfarbehindthepair,BackedbyOrlando,angryknightandbold。 Entering,aroundOrlandoturnshiseyes,Yetneithercavaliernordamselspies。 IX Hesuddenlydismounts,andthunderingfaresThroughtheinmostpalace,seekingstillhisfoe,Andhereandthereinrestlessragerepairs,Tillhehasseeneachbower,eachgalleriedrow; Withthesamepurposeheascendsthestairs,Havingfirstvainlysearchedeachroombelow。 Norspendslesslabour,onhistaskintent,Above,thanhebeneathhadvainlyspent。 X Herebedsareseenadornedwithsilkandgold; Norofpartitionaughtisspiedorwall: Forthese,andfloorbeneath,throughoutthathold,Arehidbycurtainsandbycarpetsall。 Nowhere,nowthere,returnsOrlandobold,Noryetcangladhiseyes,inbowerorhall,Withtheappearanceoftheroyalmaid,Orthefoulthiefbywhomshewasconveyed。 XI Thiswhile,ashereandthereinfruitlesspainHemoves,oppressedwiththoughtandtroublesore,Gradasso,Brandimart,andhimofSpain,Ferrau,hefinds,withSacripantandmore; Whoevertoiling,likehimself,invainAbove,thatbuilding,andbeneathexplore,Andastheywander,cursewithoneaccordThemaliceofthecastle\'sviewlesslord。 XII Allinpursuitoftheoffenderspeed,Anduponhimsomechargeofrobberylay: Oneknightcomplainsthathehasstolenhissteed,Onethathehaspurloinedhisladygay。 Otheraccuseshimofotherdeed: Andthuswithintheenchantedcagetheystay,Norcandepart;whileinthepalacepent,Manyhaveweeksandmonthstogetherspent。 XIII Roland,whenheroundthatstrangedomehadpacedFourtimesorsix,stillvainlyseeking,saidWithinhimself,atlast,“IheremightwasteMytimeandtrouble,stillinvaindelayed,WhilehaplyhertherobberwhomIchasedHasfaraway,throughothergateconveyed。” Sothinking,fromthehouseheissuedoutIntothemeadwhichgirtthedomeabout。 XIV WhileRolandwandersroundthesylvanHall,Stillholdingclosehisvisagetotheground,ToseeifrecentprintortracewithalCan,rightorleft,upontheturfbefound,Hefromaneighbouringwindowhearsacall,Andlooks,andthinkshehearsthatvoice\'ssound,AndthinksheseesthevisagebywhichheWassoestrangedfromwhathewonttobe。 XV HethinkshehearsAngelica,andshe“Help,help!“entreatingcries,andweepingsore,“Morethanforlifeandsoul,alas!oftheeProtectionformyhonourIimplore。 ThenshallitinmyRoland\'spresencebeRavishedbythisfoulrobber?Oh!beforeMetosuchmiserablefateyouleave,Letmefromyourownhandmydeathreceive!“ XVI Thesewordsrepeatedonce,andyetagain,MadeRolandthrougheachchamber,farandnear,Returnwithpassion,andwithutmostpain; Buttemperedwithhighhope。SometimesthepeerStoptinhissearchandheardavoicecomplain,WhichseemedtobeAngelica\'s:ifhereTherestlesswarriorstand,itsoundsfromthere,Andcallsforhelpheknowsnotwhencenorwhere,XVII ReturningtoRogero,left,Isaid,Whenthroughagloomypath,uponhissteed,Followingthegiantandthedamewhofled,Hefromthewoodhadissuedonthemead; IsaythathearrivedwhereRolanddreadArrivedbeforehim,ifIrightlyread。 Thegiantthroughthegoldenportalpassed,Rogeroclosebehind,whofollowedfast。 XVIII Assoonashehisfoothasliftedo\'erThethreshold,hethroughcourtandgalleryspies; Norseesthegiantortheladymore,Andvainlyglanceshereandtherehiseyes。 Heupanddownreturnswithlaboursore,Yetnotforthathislongingsatisfies; NorcanimaginewherethefelonthiefHashidhimselfanddameinspacesobrief。 XIX AfterfourtimesorfivehesohadwoundAbove,below,throughbowerandgalleryfair,Heyetreturned,and,havingnothingfound,Searchedeventothespacebeneaththestair。 Atlength,inhopetheyinthewoodlandsroundMightbe,hesallied;butthevoice,whichthereRolandrecalled,didhimnolessrecall,AndmadeaswellreturnwithintheHall。 XX Onevoice,oneshape,whichtoAnglantes\'peerSeemedhisAngelica,beseechingaid。 SeemedtoRogeroDordogne\'sladydear。 Whohimatruanttohimselfhadmade: IfwithGradasso,orwithothernearHespake,ofthosewhothroughthepalacestrayed。 Toallofthemthevision,seenapart,Seemedthatwhicheachhadsinglymostatheart。 XXI Thiswasanewandunwontedspell,WhichtherenownedAtlanteshadcomposed,Thatinthistoil,thispleasingpain,mightdwellSolongRogero,bythesewallsenclosed,Fromhimshouldpassawaytheinfluencefell,——Influencewhichhimtoearlydeathexposed。 Thoughvainhismagictowerofsteel,andvainAlcina\'sart,Atlantesplotsagain。 XXII Notonlyhe,butotherswhostoodhighForvalour,andinFrancehadgreatestfame,ThatbytheirhandsRogeromightnotdie,BroughtherebyoldAtlantes\'magiccame: Whiletheseintheenchantedmansionlie,Thatfoodbewantingnottoknightordame,Hehassuppliedthedomethroughoutsowell,Thatalltheinmatesthereinplentydwell。 XXIII ButtoAngelicareturnwe,whoNowofthatringsowondrousrepossessed,(Which,inhermouth,concealedthemaidfromview,Preservedfromspellwhenitthefingerpressed,) Wasinthemountain-cavernguidedtoWhateverneeded,viands,mare,andvest,AndhadconceivedtheprojecttopursueHerwaytoherfairIndianrealmanew。 XXIV KingSacripant,orRoland,willinglyThedamselwouldhavetakenforherguide; Notthat,propitioustotheirwishes,she(Aversefromboth)inclinedtoeitherside; But,sincehereasternjourneywastobeThroughtownandcity,scatteredfarandwide,Sheneededcompany,andillhadfoundMoretrustyguidesthantheseforsucharound。 XXV Nowthis,nowthatshesoughtwithfruitlesscare,Beforeshelitoneitherwarrior\'strace,Bycityorbyfarm,nowhere,nowthere,Inforestnow,andnowinotherplace。 Fortune,atlength,wherecagedwithRolandareFerrauandSacripant,directsherchase; Rogero,withGradassofierce,andmore,NoosedwithstrangewitcheriesbyAtlanteshoar。 XXVI Sheenters,hiddenfromtheenchanter\'seyes,Andbytheringconcealed,examinesall; AndRolandthere,andSacripantespies,IntenttoseekhervainlythroughtheHall; Andwithherimagecheatingboth,descriesAtlantesold。ThedamseldoubtswithalWhichofthetwototake,andlongrevolvesThisinherdoubtfulthought,norwellresolves。 XXVII Sheknowsnotwhichwithherwillbestaccord,TheCountOrlandoorCircassia\'sknight。 Asofmostpowers,herwouldRogerowardInpassageperilous,withbettermight。 Butshouldshemakethepeerherguide,herlord,Sheknewnotifherchampionshecouldslight,Ifhimshewoulddepresswithalteredcheer,OrintoFrancesendbackthecavalier: XXVIII ButSacripantatpleasurecoulddepose,Thoughhimshehadupliftedtothesky。 Hencehimalonesheforherescortchose,Andfeignedtotrustinhisfidelity。 Theringshefromhermouthwithdraws,andshowsHerface,unveiledtotheCircassian\'seye: Shethoughttohimalone;butfierceFerrauAndRolandcameuponthemaid,andsaw。 XXIX FerrauandRolandcameuponthemaid; ForoneandtheotherchampionequallyWithinthepalaceandwithoutitstrayedInquestofher,whowastheirdeity。 Andnow,nolongerbytheenchantmentstayed,Eachranaliketowardsthedame,forsheHadplacedtheringuponherhandanew,WhicholdAtlantes\'everyschemeo\'erthrew。 XXX HelmontheheadandcorseletonthebreastOfboththeknights,ofwhomIsing,wastied; Bynightorday,sincetheyintothisrestHadentered,neverdoffedandlaidaside: Forsuchtowearwereeasyasavest,Tothese,sowonttheburdentoabide。 Aswellwasarmed,exceptwithironmasque,Ferrau,whoworenot,norwouldwear,acasque。 XXXI Tillhehadthaterstwrestedbythepeer,Orlando,fromthebrotherofTroyane; ForsohadsworntheSpanishcavalier,WhattimeheArgalia\'shelminvainSoughtinthebrook;yetthoughthecountwasnear,Hasnotstretchedforthhishandtheprizetogain。 Forsoitwas,thatneitherofthepairCouldrecognisetheotherknightwhilethere。 XXXII Upontheenchanteddomelaysuchaspell,Thattheyfromoneanotherwereconcealed; Theydoffednot,nightnorday,thecorselet\'sshell,Notsword,norevenputasidetheshield。 Saddled,withbridlehangingatthesell,Theirsteedswerefeeding,readyforthefield,Withinachamber,nearthepalacedoor,Withstrawandbarleyheapedinplenteousstore。 XXXIII NormightnormeaninoldAtlantesliesTostoptheknightsfrommounting,whorepairTotheirgoodsteeds,tochasethebrightblackeyes,ThefairvermillioncheeksandgoldenhairOfthesweetdamsel,whobeforethemflies,Andgoadstobetterspeedherpantingmare; Illpleasedthethreeassembledtodiscern,Thoughhaplyshehadtakeneachinturn。 XXXIV AndwhenthesefromthemagicpalacesheHadticedsofar,thatshenomoresupposedThewarriorstothewickedfallacyOfthemalignenchanterwereexposed,Thering,whichmorethanoncefrommiseryHadrescuedher,she\'twixtherlipsenclosed,Hencefromtheirsightshevanishedinathought,Andleftthemwonderingthere,likemendistraught。 XXXV AlthoughshefirsttheschemehadentertainedRolandorSacripanttohavereleased,Toguideherthither,whereherfatherreigned,KingGalaphron,whoruledi\'thefarthestEast,Theaidofbothshesuddenlydisdained,Andinaninstantfromherprojectceased; Anddeemed,withoutmoredebttocountorking,Inplaceofeitherknightsufficedthering。 XXXVI Inhaste,theythroughtheforest,hereandthere,Soscornedofher,stillgazewithstupidface; LikequestinghoundwhichlosessightofhareOrfox,ofwhomhelatepursuedthetrace,Intoclosethicket,ditch,ornarrowlair,Escapingfromthekeenpursuer\'schase。 MeantimetheirwaysthewantonIndianqueenObserves,andattheirwonderlaughsunseen。 XXXVII Inthemidwood,wheretheythemaiddidlose,Wasbutasinglepathway,leftorright; WhichtheybelievedthedamselcouldnotchooseButfollow,whenshevanishedfromtheirsight。 Ferrauhaltsnot,andRolandfastpursues,NorSacripantlesspliestherowelsbright。 Angelica,thiswhile,retrainshersteed,Andfollowsthethreewarriorswithlessspeed。 XXXVIII WhenprickingthustheycametowherethewayWasintheforestlost,withwoodo\'ergrown,AndhadbeguntheherbagetosurveyForprintofrecentfootsteps,upanddown,ThefierceFerrau,whomighthaveborneawayFromallthateverproudestwere,thecrown,Withevilcountenance,totheothertwoTurnedhimabout,andshouted“Whenceareyou?“ XXXIX “Turnbackortakeanotherroad,savehere,Intruth,youcovettobeslainbyme。 NorwhenIchaseorwoomyladydear,LetanythinkIbearwithcompany。” And——“Whatmorecouldhesay,sircavalier,“ (OrlandocriedtoSacripant)“ifweWereknownforthetwobasestwhoresthatpullAndreelfromspindle-staffthemattedwool?“ XL ThenturningtoFerrau,,“Butthatthinehead,Thoubrutishsot,asIbehold,isbare,Ifthylatewordswereillorwiselysaid,Thoushould\'stperceive,beforewefurtherfare。” TohimFerrau:“ForthatwhichbreedsnodreadInme,whyshould\'stthoutakesuchsovereigncare? WhatIhavesaidunhelmedwillIprovetrue,Here,singleasIam,onbothofyou。” XLI “Oh!“(toCircassia\'skingcriedRolanddread) “Thymorionforthismanletmeentreat,TillIhavedrivensuchfollyfromhishead; ForneverwithlikemadnessdidImeet。”—— “Whothenwouldbemostfool?“themonarchsaid; “Butifindeedyoudeemthesuitdiscreet,Lendhimthineown;norshallIbelessfitHaplythantheetoschoolhislackofwit。” XLII—— “Fools,bothofyou!“(thefierceFerraureplied) “Asif,didItowearahelmdelight,Youwouldnotbewithoutyourcasquesofpride,Alreadyreftbymeinyourdespite; Butknowthusmuch,thatIbyvowamtiedTowearnohelm,andthusmypromisequite; Roamingwithout,tillthatfinecasqueIwinWornbyOrlando,Charles\'spaladin。” XLIII—— “Then“(smiling,totheSpaniardsaidthecount) “Withnakedhead,thouthinkesttorepeatOnRolandwhathedidinAspramont,ByAgolant\'sboldson:butshouldstthoumeetThewarriorwhomthouseekest,fronttofront,Iwarrantthouwouldstquakefromheadtofeet; Noronlywouldstforegothecasque,butgiveTheknightthineotherarmstolettheelive。” XLIV—— “SoofthaveIhadRolandonthehip,Andoft,“(exclaimedtheboaster)“heretofore; FromhimithadbeeneasytasktostripWhatotherarms,besidehishelm,hewore; AndifIstillhavelettheoccasionslip,——Wesometimesthinkofthingsunwishedbefore: SuchwishIhadnot;Ihavenow;andhopeTocompasseasilymypresentscope。” XLV ThegoodOrlandocouldnomoreforbear,Andcried,“Foulmiscreant,liar,marchedwithme,Say,caitiff,inwhatcountry,whenandwhereBoastyoutohaveobtainedsuchvictory? ThatpaladinamI,o\'erwhomyoudareTovaunt,andwhomyoudistantdeemed:nowseeIfyoucantakemyhelm,orIhavemightTotakeyourotherarmsinyourdespite。 XLVI “NorIo\'eryouthesmallestvantagewou\'d。” Heended,andhistemplesdisarrayed,Andtoabeechhungupthehelmetgood,Andnighasquicklybaredhistrenchantblade。 Ferraustandsclose,andinsuchattitude,(Hiscouragenotforwhathadchanceddismayed) Coveredwithliftedshieldandnakedsword,Asmightbestsheltertohisheadafford。 XLVII \'Twasthusthosewarriorstwo,withfaulchionsbare,Turningtheirreadysteeds,begantowheel; Andwherethearmourthinnestwas,andwhereThemeetingplateswerejoined,probedsteelwithsteel; NorwasthereintheworldanotherpairMorefittedtobematchedinfierceappeal: Equaltheirdaring,equalwastheirmight,Andsafealikefromwoundwaseitherknight。 XLVIII Byyou,fairsir,already,Ipresume,ThatfierceFerrauwascharmedisunderstood,Savewherethechild,enclosedwithinthewombOfthefullmother,takesitsearlyfood; Andhenceheever,tillthesqualidtombCoveredhismanlyface,woreharnessgood(Suchwashiswont)thedoubtfulparttoguard,Ofsevengoodplatesofmetal,temperedhard。 XLIX AlikeacharmedlifeOrlandobore,Safeeverywhere,exceptasinglepart: Unfencedbeneathhisfeet,whichevermoreByhimwereguardedwithallcareandart。 TherestthandiamonddugfrommountainhoarMorehard,unlessreportfromtruthdepart; Andarmedtobattleeitherchampionwent,Lessfornecessitythanornament。 L Waxingmorefierceandfellthecombatrages,Offearandhorrorfull,betweenthetwain: ThefierceFerrausuchdreadfulbattlewages,Thatstrokeorthrustisneverdealtinvain: EachmightyblowfromRolanddisengagesAndloosens,breaks,orshatters,plateandchain。 Angelicaalone,securefromview,Regardssuchfearfulsight,andmarksthetwo。 LI For,duringthis,thekingofCircassy,WhodeemedAngelicanotfarbefore,WhenFerrauandOrlandodesperatelyClosinginfightwereseen,hishorsedidgoreAlongthewaybywhichhedeemedthatsheHaddisappeared;andsothatbattlesoreWaswitnessed\'twixtthestrugglingfoes,bynone,BesidethedaughterofkingGalaphron。 LII AfterthedamselhadsometimedescriedThisdreadanddirefulcombat,standingnigh; AnditappearingthatoneithersideWithequalperilboththewarriorsvie,She,fondofnovelty,thehelmuntiedDesignstotake;desiroustoespyWhattheywoulddowhentheyperceivedthewrong; But,withoutthoughttokeepherplunderlong。 LIII TogiveittoOrlandowasshebent,Butfirstshewoulduponthewarriorplay: ThehelmetshetookdownwiththisintentAndinherbosomhid,andmarkedthefray: Nextthence,withoutawordtoeitherwent,AndfromthesceneofstrifewasfarawayEreeitherofthetwohadmarkedthefeat; Soweretheyblindedbytheirangryheat。 LIV ButFerrau,whofirstchancedthelosstosee,FromRolanddisengagedhimself,andcried,“HowlikeunwarymenandfoolsareweTreatedbyhim,wholatewithusdidride! Whatmeed,whichworthiestofthestrifemightbe,Ifthisbestolen,thevictorshallabide?“ Rolanddrawsback,looksupward,andwithire,Missingthenoblecasque,isallonfire: LV AndinopinionwithFerrauagreed,Thathetheknight,whowaswiththembefore,Hadbornawaytheprize:henceturnedhissteed。 AndwiththespuradmonishedBrigliador。 Ferrau,whofromthefieldbeheldhimspeed。 Followedhim,andwhenRolandandtheMoorArrivedwheretracksupontheherbagegreenOftheCircassianandthemaidwereseen,LVI TowardsavaleupontheleftthecountWentoff,pursuingtheCircassian\'stread; TheSpaniardkeptthepathmorenighthemount,BywhichthefairAngelicahadfled。 Angelica,thiswhile,hasreachedafount,Ofpleasantsite,andshadedoverhead; Bywhoseinvitingshadesnotravellerhasted,Noreverleftthechrystalwaveuntasted。 LVII Angelica,thesylvanspringbeside,Reposes,unsuspiciousofsurprise; Andthinkingherthesacredringwillhide,Fearsnotthatevilaccidentcanrise。 Onherarrivalatthefountain\'sside,Shetoabranchabovethehelmetties; Thenseeksthefittestsaplingforherneed,Where,fastenedtoitstrunk,hermaremayfeed。 LVIII TheSpanishcavalierthestreambesideArrived,whohadpursuedhertracesthere: Angelicanosoonerhimespied,Thansheevanishedclean,andspurredhermare: Thehelmthiswhilehaddropt,butlaytoowideToberecoveredoftheflyingfair。 AssoonassweetAngelicahesaw,TowardsherfullofrapturesprangFerrau。 LIX Shedisappeared,Isay,asformsavauntAtsleep\'sdeparture:toilinglongandsoreHeseeksthedamselthere,\'twixtplantandplant,Nowcanhiswretchedeyesbeholdhermore。 BlaspheminghisMahoundandTermagant,Andcursingeverymasterofhislore,Ferraureturnedtowardsthesylvanfount,Wherelayonearththehelmetofthecount。 LX Thishesoonrecognised,forherehereadLettersuponthemargin,writtenfair,WhichhowOrlandowonthehelmetsaid; Andfromwhatchampiontook,andwhenandwhere。 Withitthepaynimarmedhisneckandhead,Whowouldnotforhisgrieftheprizeforbear; Hisgriefforlossofher,conveyedfromsight,Asdisappearthephantomsofthenight。 LXI Wheninthisgoodlycasquehewasarrayed,Hedeemednoughtwantingtohisfullcontent,Butthediscoveryoftheroyalmaid,Wholikeaflashoflightningcameandwent: Forherhesearcheseverygreenwoodshade,Andwhenallhopeoffindingherisspent,Heforthevainpursuitnolongertarries,ButtotheSpanishcampreturnsnearParis; LXII Temperingthegriefwhichglowedwithinhisbreast,Forsuchsoredisappointment,withthethoughtThathewaswithOrlando\'smorionblest,Assworn。BygoodAnglante\'scount,whentaughtThatthefalseSaracentheprizepossest,LongtimetheSpanishknightwasvainlysought; NorRolandtookthehelmetfromhishead,Tillhebetweentwobridgeslaidhimdead。 LXIII Angelicathus,viewlessandalone,Speedsonherjourney,butwithtroubledfront; Grievedforthehelmet,inherhasteforegoneOnherdeparturefromthegrassyfount。 “ChoosingtodowhatIshouldleasthavedone,“ (Shesaid)“Itookhishelmetfromthecount。 ThisforhisfirstdesertIwellbestow; AworthyrecompenseforallIowe! LXIV “Withgoodintentions,asGodknows,Iwrought; Thoughtheseanillanddifferentendproduce; ItookthehelmetonlywiththethoughtTobringthatdeadlybattletoatruce; AndnotthatthisfoulSpaniardwhathesoughtShouldgain,orItohisintentconduce。” Soshe,lamenting,tookherselftotaskForhavingrobbedOrlandoofhiscasque。 LXV Bywhatappearedtoherthemeetestway,Moodyandill-contentsheeastwardpressed; Ofttimesconcealed,sometimesinfaceofday,Asseemedmostopportuneandpleasedherbest。 Aftermuchcountryseen,aforestgrayShereached,where,sorelywoundedinmidbreast,Betweentwodeadcompanionsontheground,Theroyalmaidableedingstriplingfound。 LXVI ButofAngelicaInownomoreShallspeak,whofirsthavemanythingstosay; NorshalltotheCircassianortheMoorGiveforlongspacearhyme;thencecalledawayBygoodAnglante\'sprince,whowills,beforeIofthoseotherstell,IshoulddisplayThelaboursandthetroubleshesustained,Pursuingthegreatgoodhenevergained。 LXVII Atthefirstcity,whitherhewasbrought(Becausetogoconcealedhehadgoodcare),Heanewhelmetdonned;buttooknothoughtWhatwasthehead-piecehedesignedtobear。 Sosafeisheinfairyspell,itnoughtImports,ifhardorsoftitstemperwere。 Orlando,coveredthus,pursuesthequest,Norhimday,night,orrain,orsunarrest。 LXVIII ItwasthehourthatourofOcean\'sbedDanPhoebusdrewhisdrippingsteeds,andhighAndlow,stillscatteringyellowflowersandred,Aurorastainedtheheavenswithvariousdye,AndStarshadcasttheirveilsabouttheirhead,Departingfromtheirrevelsinthesky; WhenpassingonadayfairParisnear,Orlandomadehismightyworthappear。 LXIX Twosquadronsheencountered;oneanoldSaracen,Manilardoclept,obeyed; KingofNoritia,whilomfierceandbold。 Butfitternowtocounselthantoaid。 ThenextbeneaththestandardwasenrolledOrTremisena\'smonarch,whowassaid\'MidAfricanstobeaperfectknight; Alzirdohebythosewhoknewhim,hight: LXX These,withtheotherSaracenarray,Cantonedthroughoutthewintermonthshadlain,Somenearthecity,somemorefaraway,Alllodgednightownorhamletontheplain。 ForsinceKingAgramanthadmanyadaySpentinattackingParis\'wallsinvain,He(fornoothermeansremainedtotry) Wouldlastlywithasiegethecityply; LXXI Andtodothishadpeopleinfinite: Sincehe,besidethehostthatwithhimcame,AndthatofSpainwhichfollowedtothefightTheSpanishKingMarsilius\'oriflame,ManyofFrancedidinhispayunite: ForallfromParishetoArles\'sstream,WithpartofGascony,somestragglingtowerExcepted,hadreducedbeneathhispower。 LXXII Thequiveringbrook,aswarmerbreezesblew,Beginningnowfromiceitswavestofree,Andthefresh-springinggrassandfoliagenew,Tocloatheagainthefieldandgreenwoodtree,AllthoseKingAgramantassembled,whoHadfollowedhiminhisprosperity; Tomusterinreviewthearmedswarm,Andgivetohisaffairsabetterform: LXXIII HencedidtheKingofTremisen\'repair,WithhimwhohadNoritiaincommand,Tobeintimeatthatfullmuster,whereEachsquadron,goodorbad,wastobescannedOrlandothusbychanceencounteredthere,AsIhavetoldyou,thisunitedhand; Who,ashisusagewas,wentseekingher,BywhomhehadbeenmadeLove\'sprisoner。 LXXIV Alzirdo,astheapproachingcountheeyes,Whointhisworldforvalourhasnopeer,Withsuchahaughtyfront,andinsuchguise,TheGodofwarwouldlessinarmsappear,Thefeaturesknownbeforeastoundedspies,Thefierce,disdainfulglanceandfuriouscheer; Andhimesteemsaknightofprowesshigh,Which,fondly,hetoosoredesirestotry。 LXXV Arrogant,young,andofredoubtedforce,Alzirdowas,andprizedfordauntlessmind; Whobenttojoustprickedforthhisfoaminghorse,Happierhadheremainedinlinebehind! MetbyAnglante\'sprinceinmiddlecourse,Whopiercedhisheartastheyencounteringjoined。 Frighted,thelightenedcourserscouredtheplain,Withoutaridertodirecttherein。