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1     I|     each soldier tends upon,~Loose in the wind waved their
2    II|  doth control the wind,~Doth loose or bind their blasts in
3    IV|     ear,~And played fast and loose the livelong day:~Thus all
4    XI|  tucked up, their locks were loose and spread,~Sharp darts
5   XVI| frantic ire,~Her locks waved loose, face shone, eyes sparkled
6   XIX|   who knows,~His better hand loose and in freedom found;~But
7   XIX|  child~Doth tear her tresses loose, complain and fly,~And there
8   XIX|     my heart, which none can loose but he,~Let him not say, `
9    XX|    fight, and praise to get,~Loose in the wind waved their