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1     I|     each baser mind~Let him stir up; for, chieftain of the
2    II|   so your minds deceive,~To stir him more to try these fierce
3   VII|  That though he scant could stir or stand upright,~Yet longed
4   XII|     stand fast, and neither stir nor start,~They move their
5   XII|  haps it now thou canst not stir nor move?~And you, dear
6    XV|    changed still as she did stir or move;~That look how oft
7   XIX| fight,~When the still winds stir not the unstable main;~Where
8   XIX|  For under him no horse can stir or stand;~The third is Tisipherne,