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Orlando Furioso

Chapter XVII · Chapter 17

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XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."
-- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!
-- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."
XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.
He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.
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Orlando Furioso

Chapter XVII · Chapter 17

Chapter 17 of Orlando Furioso is here in full — 236 sentences across 48 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/47 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."
Line 2
-- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!
Line 3
-- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."
Line 4
XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.
Line 5
He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

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a

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

agrees

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

all

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Already

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

And

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

appay

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

As

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

bear

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

best

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

bids

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

blast

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

booms

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

But

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

consigns

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

courtesy

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

day

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

daylight

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

declare

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

delay

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

ease

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

ere

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

everything

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

fail

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

for

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

he

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

heart

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

heavy

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

hest

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

himself

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

his

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

I

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

in

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

it

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

joust

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

lances

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

large

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Marphisa

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

martial

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

My

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

need

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

not

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

obedient

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

of

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

offer

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Oh

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

other

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

pair

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

please

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

rather

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

remains

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

replied

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

rest

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

said

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

say

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

see

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

shall

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

shame

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

so

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

space

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

spears

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

spend

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

sure

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

takes

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

thank

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

That

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

the

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

thee

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

their

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

they

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

thine

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

thinkest

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

this

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

thou

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From this reading -- but see, That ere thou thinkest, daylight fail not thee."

thy

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

till

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

to

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Twere

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Two

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

very

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Wait

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From this reading He to Marphisa bids consigns the best, And the other takes himself: the martial pair Already, with their lances in the rest, Wait but till other blast the joust declare.

were

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

what

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

which

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

with

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

would

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From this reading -- "Oh! were I (he replied) so sure to appay My heart with everything which best would please, As thine I shall appay in this!

XCI

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

XCII

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From this reading XCII So said he, and obedient to his hest Two spears, say rather heavy booms, they bear.

yet

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From this reading XCI "I thank thee for thy offer of delay, But need not what thy courtesy agrees; And yet remains so large a space of day 'Twere very shame to spend it all in ease."

Chapter 17 of Orlando Furioso by Lodovico Ariosto holds 236 sentences, grouped into 48 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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