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  1     I|       which the rest excel,~Down fell the Duke, his joints dissolved
  2     I|         tyrant erst, but now his fell engine~His graver are did
  3     I|      king had made this conquest fell,~And brought that region
  4    II|    impure from bliss that whilom fell~Shall to your service bow,
  5    II|         the Christian lords~Down fell the mildew of his sugared
  6    II|          this threatened tempest fell,~I should his mind and princely
  7    II|      wrap;~Then spake again with fell and spiteful heart,~So lions
  8    II|         And this he uttered with fell rage and hate,~And seemed
  9    II|    seemed fury, discord, madness fell~Flew from his lap, when
 10    II|       walls him brought:~Yet his fell heart thought long that
 11   III|           and bends his lance so fell?"~To this the princess said
 12   III|        he gives! how fierce, how fell!~No physic helps them cure,
 13   III|   furious charge:~Argantes' self fell at one single blow,~Inglorious,
 14   III|   Rinaldo's horse e'en then down fell,~And with the fall his leg
 15   III|   sheathed his weapon keen,~Down fell the worthy on the dusty
 16   III|        storms of hail the stones fell down from high,~Cast from
 17   III|   bridled fury grew thereby more fell,~So rivers, stopped, above
 18   III|        their bowers exiled,~Down fell the shady tops of shaking
 19   III|    sailing pine,~The married elm fell with his fruitful vine.~ ~
 20   III|         of forests crowned;~Thus fell the trees, with noise the
 21    IV|     Centaurs, there were Gorgons fell,~There howling Scillas,
 22    IV|         locks, that on his bosom fell,~On rugged mountains briars
 23    IV|     Heaven we fought,~I grant we fell on the Phlegrean green,~
 24    IV|          was the fowl that first fell in the snare,~He saw her
 25    IV|      which this streaming nectar fell,~Stilled through the limbeck
 26     V|          in his breast so boiled fell despite,~That ire and wrath
 27     V|   lightning seemed his brand,~So fell his look, and furious was
 28     V|          his furious blade;~Down fell the hapless prince with
 29     V|          noble foe death-wounded fell,~Withdrew him softly to
 30    VI|     steed the Christian backward fell;~Yet his proud foe so strong
 31    VI|          fast,~And from his side fell to his stirrup low:~But
 32    VI|       target well defended,~Some fell beside, and wounded deep
 33   VII|        tear,~Two crystal streams fell from her watery eyes;~Part
 34   VII|          leapt aside, the stroke fell down in vain,~Against a
 35   VII|         lost,~By thee must Babel fell, and all her pride;~Of our
 36   VII|     forged above the skies,~Down fell the blade in pieces on the
 37   VII|     their force and gainst their fell menace~Of hail and wind,
 38  VIII|          heaps assemble,~The man fell lowly down upon his knee,~
 39  VIII|           Ah, heavy chance! Down fell the valiant youth,~Nor mongst
 40  VIII|       have died.~ ~ XXV~"Alive I fell among my fellows slain,~
 41  VIII|     wield,~From which distilling fell the lukewarm blood,~The
 42    IX|          plants about;~So Latine fell, and with him felled he~
 43    IX|      Under Algazel Engerlan down fell,~But the huge murder of
 44    IX|      combat was? how fierce, how fell?~Great deeds they wrought,
 45    IX|      doth chiefly bide,~And that fell blow she struck so sure
 46    IX|        throat in twain,~The head fell down upon the earth below,~
 47    IX|         congealed every vein,~He fell, and with his teeth the
 48    IX|          neck upon his shoulders fell,~In his pale looks kind
 49     X|       heart such knowledge never fell;~Our wit and strength on
 50    XI|     ceased not;~At last upon him fell a mighty stone,~As from
 51    XI|         battlements and wall:~So fell Taigetus hill on Sparta
 52    XI|        unto his wounded face,~He fell, and with his blood distained
 53    XI|    underneath that bulwark dying fell,~Which late to scale and
 54    XI|      Argantes proud,~Waxing more fell, thus roared and cried aloud:~ ~
 55    XI|        To stop the rage of those fell Saracines.~And with such
 56    XI|     prince he brought,~That with fell pain he swooned as he stood:~
 57    XI|         pain,~And wheeling round fell grovelling on the sand:~
 58   XII|      fear ran all the rout,~Down fell the piece dreaded so much
 59   XII|     damsel layeth,~And while she fell, with weak and woful speech,~
 60   XII|        done,~And thus the virgin fell on endless sleep, --~Love,
 61   XII|         made his feast,~Let that fell monster me in pieces rend,~
 62   XII|       promise vain! it otherwise fell out:~Men purpose, but high
 63  XIII|          cold,~The smoking tower fell on the scorched grass,~When
 64  XIII|          spirits all that whilom fell,~Cast down from heaven with
 65  XIII|    shrill are heard and thunders fell,~And all these sounds one
 66  XIII|    hardiness have I that wood to fell,~And those proud trees low
 67  XIII|       city's walls last day that fell,~In bodies new or graves
 68  XIII|         high advanced before now fell his crest,~His conquests
 69  XIII|      rain from molten skies down fell,~And o'er their banks the
 70   XIV|     boars do rear their bristles fell,~There gape the bears, and
 71    XV|    profane, in life are rude and fell."~ ~ XXIX~"But will our
 72    XV|       boldly gainst the mountain fell;~But forth there crept,
 73    XV|         fled, and dead for dread fell on the grass,~And so the
 74   XVI|       naught thy wrath and anger fell.~ ~ XLIV~"If me thou hate,
 75   XVI|          live."~Thus raging with fell ire she gan return~From
 76  XVII|      suffice, I seek revengement fell,~ ~ XLVII~"And will procure
 77  XVII| aggrieved although they seem too fell,~But keep them well in mind,
 78  XVII|          his look was Attila the fell,~Whose dragon eyes shone
 79  XVII|       face o'erspread,~There the fell Normans, Guichard there
 80 XVIII|         way he entered was,~Down fell the bridge, swelled the
 81 XVIII|   mingled brimstone with bitumen fell~Fetched from that lake where
 82 XVIII|        head~In Godfrey's lap she fell, with fear half dead:~ ~
 83 XVIII|       all that flew and all that fell.~ ~ LXXV~Against the fort
 84 XVIII|         a rock, a dart or spear,~Fell from above, yet forward
 85 XVIII|      still,~Though Mount Olympus fell, or Ossa hill:~ ~ LXXVI~
 86 XVIII|         LXXVII~One died, another fell; he forward went,~And these
 87 XVIII|           and folds of sheep,~So fell the beam, and down with
 88   XIX|         Leaped aside, the stroke fell on the plain.~With thine
 89   XIX|      haps I passed, what dangers fell,~So often captive, free
 90   XIX|          was Tancredi borne,~And fell on sleep, laid on a bed
 91    XX|      lips his words and speeches fell,~Shrill, speedy, pleasant,
 92    XX|      words whet on their courage fell;~ ~ XXII~The man brought
 93    XX|        crown,~Pierced through he fell, and falling hard withal~
 94    XX|       Ismael's left hand cut off fell in the dust,~For on his
 95    XX|       For on his wrist her sword fell down by chance:~The hand
 96    XX|        durst his mistress wound, fell down,~And she between the
 97    XX|          first struck dead,~That fell not down on live, for whom
 98    XX|       blows~Upon his feeble foes fell oft and thick,~To move three
 99    XX|      tyrants and the negro kings~Fell down on heaps, drowned each
100    XX|          slings:~Some died, some fell; some yielded, none withstood:~
101    XX|         far off their strife and fell debate,~As from some stage
102    XX|        such haste~That dead they fell ere one could see them slain;~
103    XX|       LXXX~They met, and Raymond fell amid the field,~This blow
104    XX|          cleaves, he tears;~Down fell the king, the guiltless
105    XX|         He let her fall, himself fell by her side,~And, for he
106    XX|         lies o'erthrown:~ ~ C~So fell he mourning, mourning for
107    XX|         could help him now;~Down fell the giant strong, one blow
108    XX|       past~That Antheus-like oft fell oft rose again,~Evermore
109    XX|     again,~Evermore fierce, more fell, fell down at last~To lie
110    XX|      Evermore fierce, more fell, fell down at last~To lie forever,
111    XX|        right;~The furious stroke fell on Rinaldo's crest,~And
112    XX|          with dreams and visions fell,~And tell him, when twixt
113    XX|        split,~The Pagan backward fell, half in a trance,~On his