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 1   III|      saw it, which tofore had trembled for fear, began to sing
 2    IV|        But suddenly the earth trembled, and the air was hideous,
 3    IV|       for the same cause, and trembled. ~And then she said: Sir,
 4    IV|       And then anon Lucretius trembled and feared, and was forthwith
 5    IV| tasted but hurt, he feared ne trembled not, but was chauffed. And
 6    IV|    frenzy, and were blind and trembled, and all were abashed. And
 7    IV|      place far hence. And she trembled and was afeard, and durst
 8    IV|      came near, he quaked and trembled anon and durst go no nearer.
 9     V| shining in me forcibly. And I trembled for dread of good love,
10     V|      few clothes, and that he trembled for cold and was entending
11   VII|      the tyrant heard that he trembled for anger, and commanded