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 1     I|          by heaps they gone,~And welcome him and his with joy and
 2     V|      such a puissant knight?~But welcome Eustace, in good time arrived,~
 3    VI|      mistress word,~She might be welcome to that courteous lord.~ ~
 4   XIV|    advise~Hath he foreknown, and welcome for my sake~You both shall
 5 XVIII|          he embraced the crew~To welcome him which came; for in a
 6 XVIII|       admired their excellence;~"Welcome, dear lord, welcome to this
 7 XVIII| excellence;~"Welcome, dear lord, welcome to this sweet grove,~Welcome
 8 XVIII|     welcome to this sweet grove,~Welcome our lady's hope, welcome
 9 XVIII|         Welcome our lady's hope, welcome her love.~ ~ XXIX~"Thou
10 XVIII|        fountains as you came,~To welcome him with joy that brings
11   XIX|       bide with me,'~But let him welcome me with speeches kind,~And