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 1   III|     From vain pursuit at last returned back,~And his brave troop
 2    VI|       squire who all too late returned, alas.~With tardy news from
 3   VII|      so full of shame and ire~Returned back, with faint and weary
 4   VII|    and swore,~Against his foe returned he swift as wind,~Half mad
 5  VIII|    each softened mind,~Behold returned home with all they caught~
 6    XI| companies;~And they dismissed returned the way they came,~Their
 7   XII|    his helmet wide,~And quick returned to do that work of grace,~
 8  XVII|           LIV~By the same way returned the well-taught boat~By
 9 XVIII| chariot bright as sun,~He had returned Afric or Asia won.~ ~ VI~
10 XVIII|     the morning beam,~And so, returned to youth, a serpent old~
11 XVIII|       thou come," quoth she, "returned at last~To her from whom
12 XVIII|      calm and still,~The wood returned to his wonted state,~Of
13    XX|    safety is."~ ~ CXI~The man returned and swelled with scorn and