5 collocations for corses
Orlando corse a le grida e 'l romore, E trovò Baldovino il poveretto Ch' era gia presso a l'ultime sue ore, E da due lance avea passato il petto; E disse.
What may this mean? That thou dead corse again in complete steel Revisit'st thus the glimpses of the moon, Making night hideous?" I do not therefore find fault with the artifices above mentioned, when they are introduced with skill and accompanied by proportionable sentiments and expressions in the writings.
There would he dream of graves, and corses pale, And ghosts that to the charnel-dungeon throng, And drag a length of clanking chain, and wail, Till silenced by the owl's terrific song, Or blast that shrieks by fits the shuddering isles along.
Orlando corse a le grida e 'l romore, E trovò Baldovino il poveretto Ch' era gia presso a l'ultime sue ore, E da due lance avea passato il petto; E disse.
From Cusco now a wretched throng repair, 35 Who tread mid' slaughter'd heaps in mute despair, O'er some lov'd corse the shroud of earth to spread, And drop the sacred tear that sooths the dead: No shriek was heard, for agony supprest The fond complaints which ease the swelling breast: 40 Each hope for ever lost, they only crave The deep repose which wraps the shelt'ring grave.