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 1     I|   came,~Terrors to all that tread on Asian ground:~Cease Orpheus
 2    IV|     thy glorious feet, that tread secure~On necks of tyrants,
 3    VI|     fools thus under foot I tread,~This dare contend with
 4     X|   Adventure, suffer, trust, tread perils down,~And to content,
 5     X| despite, a rascal Frenchman tread,~And there another ragged
 6     X|     princely foot repine~To tread this secret path, though
 7     X|    great King Herod used to tread the same,~He that in arms
 8   XII|    life, some other path to tread,~She feigned her one of
 9  XVII|   her darling under foot to tread,~But he, since first the
10    XX|    slain and wounded bring,~Tread on their necks, make them