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 1     I|    XLVIII~Her helm the virgin donned, and but some wight~She
 2     I|   coats of plate put on,~Some donned a cuirass, some a corslet
 3   III|     left her crimson bed,~And donned her robes of pure vermilion
 4   III|   hardy breasts their harness donned in haste,~Some to the walls,
 5    IV|   bashful eyes to ground,~And donned the weed of women's modest
 6     V|    him:~Meanwhile the ten had donned their armor best,~And taken
 7    VI| fierce Pagan sent,~The herald donned his coat-of-arms, and went.~ ~
 8   VII|     by her side.~The princess donned a poor pastoral's gear,~
 9   VII|     champion brave.~ ~ LII~He donned them on, not long their
10    XI|   surplice white,~The bishops donned their albes and copes of
11    XI|       wonts to combat in,~And donned a breastplate fair, of proof
12  XIII|     left his golden weed,~And donned a gite in deepest purple
13    XX| desire,~Such haste he had; he donned his helmet good,~His other