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 1    II|    him till he was as full of arrows as an urchin is full of
 2    IV|       be through-shotten with arrows with forty knights archers.
 3    IV|     might attain him, for the arrows hung in the air about, nigh
 4    IV|       throughshotten with the arrows of the knights, and addressed
 5    IV|     go to him. And one of the arrows returned suddenly from the
 6    IV|       be through-pierced with arrows of all the knights. And
 7    IV|     And with that, one of the arrows smote out the eye of the
 8     V|      canticle of grees, sharp arrows and coals wasting, ne I
 9     V|     stake and be shot at with arrows. The arrows abode hanging
10     V|      shot at with arrows. The arrows abode hanging in the air
11     V|       deliver thee from these arrows. And as soon as he had said
12     V|       had said so, one of the arrows sprang into the eye of the
13     V|      at last he made to shoot arrows at him because he would
14     V|     four knights should shoot arrows to Cosmo and Damian, but
15     V|     Cosmo and Damian, but the arrows returned and hurt many,
16     V| adversaries died of the fiery arrows which came from the air.
17    VI|      bound him, and then shot arrows at him, so thick and many
18   VII| Arphaxat, magician, iii. 271.~Arrows hang in the air, v. 81.~