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  1     I|      he bent:~In young Rinaldo fierce desires he spied,~And noble
  2     I|     heads they bear~When their fierce courage they to war incline:~
  3     I|      all,~Under another Robert fierce they run.~Then the English
  4     I|       three brethren, Lombards fierce and yond,~Achilles, Sforza,
  5     I|       travel strong and light,~Fierce to the combat, glad to victory."~
  6     I|     And every one to rouse him fierce begun,~Sweet music to each
  7     I|     other thoughts he bent his fierce desire,~The suburbs first
  8    II|        was she afraid,~But his fierce wrath with fearless grace
  9    II|       restless was his sprite,~Fierce, stern, outrageous, keen
 10    II|     stir him more to try these fierce alarms,~But like the sailor '
 11    II|   choose."~ ~ XC~His semblance fierce and speechless proud, provoke~
 12   III|       on mountains great,~Than fierce desires of warlike hearts
 13   III|      forayed all the land;~The fierce virago would that booty
 14   III|      what wounds he gives! how fierce, how fell!~No physic helps
 15   III|        But quickly turned her, fierce as flaming fire,~And on
 16   III|      When lo! the Pagans their fierce wrath renewed,~Cast in a
 17   III|      they showed~Their courage fierce, and to new combat fall,~
 18   III|     Through love the hazard of fierce war to prove,~Famous for
 19     V|      vengeance did his courage fierce aspire:~Among the thickest
 20     V|   kings,~Was none so stout, so fierce, so fair, so young,~God
 21     V|    pleasing speech~His spirits fierce and courage to appease;~"
 22     V|       your wrath, your courage fierce assuage,~Patience, a praise;
 23    VI|    This was the challenge that fierce Pagan sent,~The herald donned
 24    VI|   Jesse's infant slew;~But his fierce semblant they esteemed light,~
 25    VI|       wounds augment~Our foe's fierce courage, strength and hardiment?~ ~
 26    VI|      the Pagans gazed,~On this fierce combat wishing oft the end,~
 27    VI|   begun~With my dear lord that fierce and cruel fight,~But I to
 28    VI|       rest consent~Gainst whom fierce love such cruel war hath
 29   VII|     The dreadful terror of his fierce aspect,~Against the threatened
 30   VII|     might;~Each one the battle fierce would undertake,~Now strove
 31   VII|       doth sue~Upon that Pagan fierce to wreak his ire,~Now wants
 32   VII|        keep him safe from that fierce Pagan's might.~ ~ LXXX~The
 33   VII|     firmly sit.~ ~ LXXXVII~The fierce Circassian missed of his
 34   VII|       was no prentice in those fierce alarms,~About him made he
 35   VII|   forward spurred his mounture fierce withal,~Within his arms
 36   VII|    bands and nails,~Withstands fierce Neptune's wrath, for many
 37   VII|       flies,~And boldly made a fierce encounter strong,~The raised
 38   VII|        prayed, and some cried;~Fierce was the fight, and longer
 39   VII|      not easy as he would,~But fierce encounters put him oft to
 40  VIII|        drive,~Of members huge, fierce looks, and full of wrath,~
 41  VIII|     they beheld,~With semblant fierce and furious look that stood,~
 42    IX|        hell.~ ~ XVI~The Soldan fierce, through all this horror,
 43    IX|      strange light, the Soldan fierce appeared~Dreadful to those
 44    IX|      father and his hardy crew~Fierce Solyman on every side invade,~
 45    IX|       knight, and Olipherne,~O fierce Draguto, by thy hands were
 46    IX|        proached nigh~Where the fierce Turk caused many a Christian
 47    IX|     sore their combat was? how fierce, how fell?~Great deeds they
 48    IX|      twixt them evenly parted,~Fierce was the encounter, bloody,
 49    IX|     endless ill,~Are you still fierce, still proud, rebellious
 50    IX|      LXVII~But not for this in fierce Argantes' breast~Lessened
 51    IX|       While thus this fair and fierce Bellona slew~The western
 52    IX|     many a Paynim knight,~That fierce, stern, bloody, deadly waxed
 53    IX|  reputation lost.~ ~ LXXV~As a fierce steed 'scaped from his stall
 54    IX|      his hair,~His face seemed fierce and sweet, wrathful and
 55    IX|     pierced and rent.~ ~ LXXXV~Fierce Solyman that with Godfredo
 56    IX|  carcass rent and tore,~Like a fierce dog that takes his angry
 57    IX|       a Saracine~And all their fierce assaults unhurt sustained,~
 58    IX|        will rise again, a foe, fierce, bold,~Though dead, though
 59     X|       save and defend~From his fierce people, this besieged town,~
 60     X|    seemed he breathed fire,~So fierce his courage was, so hot
 61     X|       Circassian stout,~Like a fierce lion grumbling in his place,~
 62    XI|        and bones.~ ~ XXXIX~The fierce assailants kept no longer
 63    XI|       strength extends~Of that fierce ram and his redoubted stroke,~
 64    XI|      drive,~Upon their foes so fierce the Pagans charge,~And with
 65    XI|    sake,~So many soldiers this fierce couple slew,~So many shields
 66    XI|        courage new,~And to the fierce assault again they start.~
 67    XI|    about~In trusty plate, with fierce and dreadful look;~At first
 68    XI|     had,~Mortal the fight, and fierce had been the fray,~But that
 69   XII|        bound,~Besides a dragon fierce, a champion bold~The monster
 70   XII|  tigress there I met, in whose fierce eyes~Fury and wrath, rage,
 71   XII|    Wist of her parting, or her fierce intent,~The fight, the press,
 72   XII|      together stroke,~Like two fierce bulls whom rage and love
 73   XII|     last so close their battle fierce they make,~They could not
 74   XII|      breasts renewed the fray,~Fierce was the fight, though feeble
 75  XIII|       to calm the rage of that fierce knight,~For shortly Heaven
 76  XIII|   fetched be.~ ~ XLVI~Thus his fierce heart which death had scorned
 77  XIII|      Languished the steed late fierce, and proffered grass,~His
 78    XV|       had quailed~The monsters fierce in Afric and in Spain,~And
 79    XV|        the way they met~A lion fierce that hugely roared and cried,~
 80    XV|     hides.~ ~ LII~But yet that fierce, that strange and savage
 81   XVI|       appear:~ ~ XXVIII~As the fierce steed for age withdrawn
 82   XVI|    just disdain gave place,~To fierce disdain, from courage sprung
 83   XVI|      and fate,~Through battles fierce where dangers most appear,~
 84  XVII|       feats of war,~In courage fierce, matchless for strength
 85  XVII|    this furious giant bore,~He fierce as fire, his mounture swift
 86  XVII|        and fair for show,~Upon fierce steeds well mounted rode
 87  XVII|        XXX~Mongst these Alarco fierce, and Odemare~The muster
 88  XVII|      looks in voice she strove~Fierce, stern, bold, angry, and
 89  XVII| conquest glad,~Had not Rinaldo fierce my knights all slain,~And
 90  XVII|       deeds."~ ~ LI~The Indian fierce replied, "I am the man~Whose
 91  XVII|       With bloody war, by this fierce people mad,~When Rome a
 92 XVIII|       molten snow,~The billows fierce that tossed to and fro,~
 93 XVIII|       begin."~This said, three fierce assaults at once they give,~
 94 XVIII|            LXXI~This while the fierce assailants never cease,~
 95 XVIII|      Half roasted stood before fierce Vulcan's face,~When lo,
 96 XVIII|      his harm that saw~How the fierce blast drove back the fire
 97 XVIII|        But Solyman ran thither fierce and bold,~To cut the plank
 98 XVIII|      die."~ ~ XCIX~But thither fierce Rinaldo threatening went,~
 99   XIX|              VI~"Descend," the fierce Circassian gan reply,~"Alone,
100   XIX|       with his sword his foe's fierce blows he broke,~And rather
101   XIX|        His entrance close, and fierce assaults withstand.~ ~ XIII~
102   XIX|       skill,~But to revenge so fierce and fast he came~As if his
103   XIX|   advanced his might,~And with fierce change of blows renewed
104   XIX|       Bold, proud, disdainful, fierce and void of fear~His motions
105   XIX|     private fight pursue,~Made fierce and cruel through their
106   XIX|      tied,~And to the entrance fierce and fearless went,~And kept
107   XIX|     shady foot,~Where Heaven's fierce wrath they may unhurt sustain,~
108   XIX|       big man whose looks were fierce and proud,~With whom he
109   XIX|  tarried, and gave heed~To the fierce looks of that proud Saracine,~
110    XX|     hie,~From the sharp winds, fierce storms and tempests cold;~
111    XX|   armed in gold,~That seems so fierce, so hardy, stout and strong,~
112    XX|        And gainst the Persians fierce and bold she flew,~And in
113    XX|       what knights his courser fierce made die?~The names and
114    XX|      explain?~ ~ XLI~With this fierce king encounter durst not
115    XX|        move three tongues as a fierce serpent shows,~Which rolls
116    XX|      or hill,~Grows strong and fierce, tears boughs and trees
117    XX|   constant breast,~Furious and fierce he did the gates unbar,~
118    XX|       and despite,~A strong, a fierce, a deadly stroke he gave,~
119    XX|      by one that fled~From the fierce Turk and brought him news
120    XX|       oft rose again,~Evermore fierce, more fell, fell down at
121    XX|     room,~And wondered on that fierce and cruel sight,~Some praised