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 1     I|        earth, he up and down doth bring.~ ~ XII~To whom the Lord
 2     I|           ensign they tofore them bring,~Under Clotharius great,
 3     I|       house of Est,~Well could he bring his noble pedigree,~A German
 4     I|        might every day provide~To bring munition good and victuals
 5    II|         come to show thee, and to bring thee both,~The wight whose
 6    II|           doth to this death them bring?"~ ~  XLIV~Thus she inquired,
 7    II|      strange into their church we bring:~Let Ismen with his squares
 8    II|        realms you may to thraldom bring,~No higher can your praise,
 9    II|           so inflames thy mind~To bring more nations subject to
10    II|      provision made?~Thy ships to bring it are, perchance, assigned,~
11    II|    thoughts, that peace and quiet bring,~So that poor Asia her complaints
12    II|    despiser of inconstant mart,~I bring thee war and peace closed
13    II|      gladly we accept the war you bring, --~Let him expect us on
14    II|     circles kest,~Sung lullaby to bring the world to rest.~ ~ XCVII~
15   III| Christians Antioch did to bondage bring,~And slew her father, who
16   III|        Boemond, that to death did bring~Mine aged lord, my father,
17    IV|       death, terror and amazement bring,~With ugly paws some trample
18    IV|          how he attempted hath~To bring all lands, all nations to
19    IV|         and mine he undertakes to bring~Safe, where the tyrant haply
20    IV|         easy, which he sought,~To bring all Asia subject to his
21    IV|        shallow fords,~His griefs, bring joys; his losses, recompenses;~
22     V|          small~That such provisos bring annexed withal.~ ~ XXXVIII~"
23     V|      praise and glorious conquest bring.~ ~ LIII~But Guelpho, when
24     V|           courage yet untamed,~To bring him by persuasion take some
25     V|         LXVIII~"Before report can bring the tyrant news,~Or his
26     V|       kingdom should thy handmaid bring;~Who, except Heaven to aid
27    VI|           and night likewise they bring to end,~In peace, assurance,
28    VI|    Christian soldiers to Tancredi bring,~When they had sacked and
29    VI|         turned his speedy pace~To bring his lady and his mistress
30   VII|           their ease behold.~Come bring me here my fairest arms
31   VII|          wiles a thousandfold,~To bring the piece subjected to his
32  VIII|         camp his weary limbs doth bring,~And well-nigh breathless, "
33  VIII|         did our scouts return and bring us news,~That dreadful noise
34  VIII|          look I should entreaties bring,~Sue for your favors, or
35    IX|        decreed his armies huge to bring~To succor Juda land and
36    IX|           of that sharp fight did bring:~ ~ XCVII~Meanwhile the
37     X|        doth thy lands in thraldom bring,~Nice is a slave, by Christian
38     X|            the monarch great will bring~His new assembled host to
39     X|       these privy ways begin,~And bring unseen whole armies out
40     X|               to witness heaven I bring,~Zeal to this state, love
41     X|           good prince, what aid I bring,~Since 5olyman is joined
42     X|     disarmed and bound in fetters bring.~ ~ LXXI~"Now on our way,
43    XI|      blasphemous beast and dragon bring;~To him also that of our
44   XII|          the knight replied,~"You bring; my will is firm, my mind
45   XII|           them home with conquest bring,~Over the bars the hardy
46   XII|         again their dying lord to bring,~At last his eyes unclosed,
47  XIII|       earth with cutting steel to bring:~Thither went Ismen old
48  XIII|          Godfrey nould this while bring forth his power~To give
49  XIII|          but fear and flight they bring,~For them inforced with
50  XIII|       more terror far than danger bring.~But hap what shall;" this
51  XIII|          witchcrafts strange, and bring those charms to naught,~
52  XIII|         Acheron or Stygian waters bring,~In every fountain, cistern,
53  XIII|           to death he thus should bring,~That so his empire may
54   XIV|        the manner, and the art~To bring him back to these thy warlike
55   XIV|         many great exploits shall bring to fine."~This said, he
56   XIV|       charge and care~To find and bring again the champion bold,~
57   XIV|          noble work he strives to bring to end,~He is the architect,
58   XIV|          whom will or chance doth bring~With happy steps to flood
59   XIV|          from this strange prison bring~Your valors must, directed
60   XIV|         guide, or engines fit,~To bring you to the mount, or conquer
61   XIV|          the drinker's heart doth bring~To sudden joy, whence laughter
62    XV|           them brought,~Enough to bring Armida's charms to naught."~ ~
63    XV|        shall return from far,~And bring our journey long to wished
64    XV|     lieutenant shall~These armies bring to Zion's conquered wall."~ ~
65    XV|        fame her looks shall after bring,~Though thousand plumes
66   XVI|     expect,~Come, fatal champion, bring to happy end~This enterprise
67  XVII|        myrrh and spices that doth bring,~And all the rich red sea
68  XVII|          leaders all their armies bring~In battle-ray, mustered
69  XVII|          appear,~If winds so fast bring storms from heavens wide:~
70  XVII|           that scape from battle, bring captive."~ ~ XXXIX~Thus
71  XVII|         face;~Our overthrow shall bring death, not disgrace.~ ~
72  XVII|           mine;~And let them safe bring home their captain dead,~
73  XVII|        his royal tent the monarch bring,~And there he feasted them
74  XVII|        will his head cut off, and bring thee it.~ ~ L~"I will his
75  XVII|       Armida's charms to end,~And bring you thither from love's
76  XVII|           what vengeance shall he bring~On that false sect, and
77  XVII|     beyond great Euphrates should bring,~Beyond the frozen tops
78 XVIII|           alone to happy end must bring~The strong enchantments
79 XVIII|          despair gainst hope doth bring.~ ~ LXVII~Himself upon his
80 XVIII|       what legions in thine aid I bring,~For Heaven assists thee,
81 XVIII|          the walls they could not bring,~For thither all his strength
82   XIX|  counselled he, and did to safety bring~Within that fort the weak
83   XIX|         delayed~Doth little labor bring, less doubt, no fear,~This
84   XIX|           hand his person captive bring~And cast in prison deep;"
85   XIX|          Because each wound shall bring sad death ere long.~ ~ LXXXIX~"
86   XIX|         hope you restless love to bring on sleep?~Why strive you
87   XIX|            and cries,~"Hither why bring'st thou me, ah, Fortune
88   XIX|          tend~By treason false to bring thy life to end."~ ~ CXXVII~
89    XX|              XV~"This fight shall bring us many victories,~The danger
90    XX|          Pagans slain and wounded bring,~Tread on their necks, make
91    XX|        the time and season fit~To bring again his squadrons in array,~