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 1     V|    drew them, and the foremost taken~The Earl of Pembroke was,
 2     V|   donned their armor best,~And taken leave of Godfrey and the
 3   XII|        all his service and his taken pain,~To leave that fond
 4   XII| revenge to take,~And vengeance taken gave new cause of shame:~
 5   XII|      As if the city's self new taken were~With conquering foes,
 6   XIV|     and feet;~Thus bound, thus taken, did the prince remain,~
 7  XVII|      thought,~Towns won, forts taken, armies killed in war,~As
 8 XVIII|   Naught can be added, from it taken naught:~Yet this I further
 9   XIX|       forsake:"~Thus given and taken was the bold defy,~And through
10   XIX|      Armida let me dwell.~Thus taken oft, escaped oft I have,~
11    XX|       save,~But to be slain or taken stands in fear,~Though with