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 1     I|      he be moved to wrath.~ ~ LXXXVI~"I see," quoth he, "some
 2    II|        if we passage need.~ ~ LXXXVI~"But if our sins us of his
 3    IV|      and beguile the wise.~ ~ LXXXVI~And when she saw her enterprise
 4     V|        and wept all night.~ ~ LXXXVI~A messenger, while thus
 5    VI|    upon his murdered love.~ ~ LXXXVI~"Alas! impossible are all
 6   VII|    thee exceeds in might."~ ~ LXXXVI~The angry Pagan said, "I
 7    IX|      with untimely frost.~ ~  LXXXVI~He saw wax dim the starlight
 8    XI|       rear again the same.~ ~ LXXXVI~Thus Godfrey bids, and that
 9   XII| Christian knights behoved:~ ~ LXXXVI~"O Tancred, Tancred, how
10  XVII|      eastward drove amain;~ ~ LXXXVI~While silent so through
11 XVIII|    kindlers backward cast:~ ~ LXXXVI~The winds drove back the
12   XIX|   from the camp they rode.~ ~ LXXXVI~And now in deserts waste
13    XX|       naked, sick, oppose.~ ~ LXXXVI~And with his heavy, strong