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1 I   | tribute paid to the victorious arms of France. The~musician'
2 IV  |       son of the house take up~arms from the pile of weapons
3 VIII|       Duchess, took her in his arms, and held her~tightly to
4 VIII|        to your~side and put my arms about your neck."~ ~"Oh!
5 VIII|        ready to~spring to your arms before all the world, I
6 VIII|     she would have gone to his arms in complete self-surrender.~ ~
7 IX  |       come to you~and fling my arms about your neck before all
8 IX  |        despair, and~folded his arms.~ ~"Then, cannot you see
9 X   |    conflagration and a feat of arms that~should dismay all Europe,