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 1     I|         worship true in Sion to restore,~And still preserved from
 2    II| victories.~Nor could your ships restore your lost estate:~For steed
 3    IV|     grave,~And man condemned to restore again,~He brake our prisons
 4    IV|      thou wilt an helpless maid restore,~And repossess her in her
 5    IV|      offence,~And saith he will restore the throne again~To his
 6    VI|       st to him, him to thyself restore.~ ~ LXXVII~"So shall some
 7     X|         shade it pleased her to restore,~Then full of wonder and
 8    XI|        a more delight,~He could restore to health death-wounded
 9   XIV|       high, thou shalt him see,~Restore therefore to this desirous
10   XIV|        me my nephew, to thyself restore~A trusty help, when strength
11    XX|       thy sire was lord,~I will restore thee, crown thee with that