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  1     I|       The sullen season now was come and gone,~That forced them
  2     I|       archers be, and with them come withal,~A people near the
  3     I|     some wight~She feared might come to aid him as they fought,~
  4    II|       king in these extremes is come,~Achitophel so counselled
  5    II|      castle of my secret cell~I come, partaker of your good and
  6    II|    fearless grace sustained,~"I come," quoth she, "but be thine
  7    II| faultless souls restrained --~I come to show thee, and to bring
  8    II|         seemed grave and good,~"Come say me, sir," quoth she, "
  9    II|    pierced your ears ere now,~I come to try my wonted power and
 10    II|       reward for service yet to come;~But so your virtuous bounty
 11    II|      pity much their youth,~And come to you for mercy and for
 12    II|         s king ambassadors they come,~Them many a squire attends,
 13   III|  performed no less,~But in they come and give a furious charge:~
 14   III|       late had slain;~And being come thus spoke he to the rest,~"
 15   III|     valiant leader had opprest,~Come wreak his loss, whom bootless
 16   III|        head safe from mine ire;~Come follow then, and bid base
 17   III|       Might to or from the city come or go.~ ~ LXVI~His care
 18   III|         prophet sent,~Thou wilt come down with them, and well
 19    IV|       wishest judgest things to come! --~That the French host
 20    IV|        I will the distaff hold, come thou and spin.~ ~ XXV~"Go
 21    IV|      sings,~And Paynims wronged come to seek thine aid,~So doth
 22    IV|       ere five years were fully come and gone~Since his dear
 23     V|      law finds due;~Let Godfrey come or send, I will not hence~
 24     V|          L~"For soon, if forces come from Egypt land,~Or other
 25     V|        charge that he before us come~To clear himself and hear
 26     V|       dome.~ ~ LVI~"But let him come withouten bond or chain,~
 27     V|     time prefixed at length was come and past,~Which Godfrey
 28     V|    earth she cast,~"The hour is come, my Lord," she humbly said,~"
 29     V|         what seeks he here?"~"I come," quoth he, "to serve the
 30     V|      LXXXV~From every side they come, yet wist there none~Of
 31     V|         load uneath,~From Egypt come they all, this lets thee
 32     V|      Famine they doubt, and new come foes beside:~The duke, that
 33    VI|      dare defend the cause,~But come the fourth or fifth, come
 34    VI|       come the fourth or fifth, come all the rest,~Come all that
 35    VI|       fifth, come all the rest,~Come all that will, and all that
 36    VI|      fight.~ ~ XIX~"But let him come and prove, the field I grant,~
 37    VI|     attend you here?~Dares none come forth? dares none his fortune
 38   VII|     under your shade maybe~Will come to rest again some lover
 39   VII|   followed hot,~When night were come their fight to hide;~The
 40   VII|    hazard at their ease behold.~Come bring me here my fairest
 41   VII|      LXXIV~"Why then some other come, by hand and hand,~Come
 42   VII|         come, by hand and hand,~Come all, come forth on horseback,
 43   VII|        hand and hand,~Come all, come forth on horseback, come
 44   VII|        come forth on horseback, come on foot,~If not one man
 45   VII|       of that, myself behold~Am come prepared, and bid thee battle
 46   VII|      then let us take the tide,~Come, follow me, good fortune
 47  VIII|        To view our graves shall come in pilgrimage.'~ ~ XVI~"
 48  VIII|     friends by chance of fight,~Come follow them, the path to
 49  VIII|        s now high time to rest,~Come be my guest, until the morning
 50  VIII|    forth, until~To Euphrates we come, that sacred flood,~Where
 51  VIII|         wroth,~If his commander come, who first took pain~To
 52    IX|        to sell,~When, into Sion come, she marched right~Where
 53    IX|        and heavy sleep.~ ~ XIX~"Come, come, this sword the passage
 54    IX|      heavy sleep.~ ~ XIX~"Come, come, this sword the passage
 55    IX|    Arabians wist they could not come unseen,~And therefore loud
 56    IX|         their wrath increased,~"Come let us go," quoth he, "where
 57    IX|        The hardy Soldan saw him come in haste,~Yet neither stepped
 58     X|       shield,~Till Egypt's host come to renew the field."~ ~
 59     X|      events unfold~Of things to come, or destinies foretell,~
 60     X|         of this darksome place,~Come then where Aladine sits
 61     X|       cheer and face;~Fitly you come, hear, see, and keep you
 62     X|         weak estate to stablish come thou art,~And mayest thine
 63     X|   learned of things and haps to come,~To give foreknowledge true,
 64    XI|        With easy pace the choir come all behind,~And hymns and
 65    XI|     this first is tumbled down,~Come, hardy soldiers, come, assault
 66    XI|     down,~Come, hardy soldiers, come, assault this wall,~I will
 67    XI|    close by his side:~ ~ LXIII~"Come, Solyman, the time and place
 68    XI|        naught,~The fury sisters come with fire in hands,~Shaking
 69    XI|         Some angel good I think come down from skies~Thy surgeon
 70   XII|     thou get~If thou for battle come," with that she stayed:~
 71   XII|          baptism I dying crave,~Come wash away my sins with waters
 72  XIII|     about,~Ismen his sprites to come with speed requires,~"Why
 73  XIII|       with speed requires,~"Why come you not, you ever damned
 74  XIII|     devils by thousands thither come,~Such as in sparsed air
 75   XIV|         thou not thy Hugo here?~Come and embrace thy friend and
 76   XIV|         winds, from whence they come and whence they blow,~How
 77   XIV|        Whither she wished would come a Christian band:~ ~ LIV~"
 78    XV|         forsake their host,~And come where their strange bark
 79    XV|             XXX~"The time shall come that sailors shall disdain~
 80    XV|         under shady brakes;~But come and see our queen with golden
 81   XVI|      praise and victory expect,~Come, fatal champion, bring to
 82   XVI|      Suppose not, cruel, that I come to vow~Or pray, as ladies
 83   XVI|         in that hate delight,~I come not to appease thee, hate
 84   XVI|         them or hold them dear?~Come cut them off, that to my
 85   XVI|        the rocks, and sands~And come to fight among the Pagan
 86  XVII|   mustered on the coast.~ ~ III~Come say, my Muse, what manner
 87  XVII|       XXIX~The king's own troop come next, a chosen crew,~Of
 88  XVII|     still~In pleasure's lap, we come to honor's bowers;~Why will
 89  XVII|        all of the house of Est:~Come from a Roman spring o'er
 90 XVIII|      still dismayed,~And here I come, prest all exploits to try~
 91 XVIII|     once bewrays:~"And art thou come," quoth she, "returned at
 92 XVIII|      till the fourth at most,~I come, and your deliverance will
 93 XVIII|        to him that dares abide,~Come let us scale this wall,
 94 XVIII|         burns, unless some help come down from skies.~ ~ LXXXV~
 95   XIX|     quoth he,~"Behold at last I come, and my return,~Though late,
 96   XIX|       caused my stay.~ ~ V~"But come aside, thou by whose prowess
 97   XIX|      thus, far off, exclaimed,~"Come, come, renowned king, up
 98   XIX|      far off, exclaimed,~"Come, come, renowned king, up to this
 99   XIX|       kingly worth is laid;~But come, and in this fort your person
100   XIX|         these bars," quoth he,~"Come draw this knight, and let
101   XIX|         gan descry~This tempest come from angry war forthcast,~
102   XIX|           quoth the king, "thou come behind,~Nor e'er compare
103    XX|         That from the towns was come of Palestine~To serve and
104    XX|        to strike or fight shall come,~For some want strength,
105    XX|      within~This fortress stay, come follow, die or win."~ ~
106    XX|      sacrifice, my offering be,~Come let us here our strength
107    XX|      What seek'st thou? safety? come, return with me,~The way
108    XX| Christian saw the hardy warrior come,~And leaped forth to undertake
109    XX|        hell:~Love, stay behind, come thou with me disdain,~And
110    XX|     Behold of thy strong hand I come to die,~Yet trust to overthrow