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1    IV| thought,~Ready to comfort each distressed wight,~The maiden's offer
2   VII|   attend~The earnest suit of a distressed wight,~At my entreat they
3   XII|    Help them, my lord, in that distressed case,~Their feeble sex,
4 XVIII|     love of thee, faint, sick, distressed;~Late black, late dreadful
5   XIX|     think," quoth he, "on this distressed town,~The aged Queen of
6    XX|     the fight and fray,~Seeing distressed the goddess of his thought,~