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 1     I|         on the Syrian frontiers lay,~Nor thinks he that a man
 2     I|  undermine~His city's wall, and lay his towers prostrate,~To
 3     I|         brought,~Which harmless lay benumbed with cold before,~
 4    II|         s sacred temple safe it lay,~Which then I will enchant
 5    II|       thus Olindo, in a doleful lay,~Begun too late his bootless
 6    II|          much, 'gainst small to lay.~ ~ LXVIII~"Yet still we
 7    II|        us that thought aside to lay,~Nor us forbid this town
 8   III|          With stately pomp they lay their Lord in chest:~Godfrey
 9   III|        the groundwork found and lay."~ ~ XIV~While to her folk
10   III|        The next under his steel lay on the mould,~Under the
11   III|        Called Alicandro wounded lay in field,~And Poliphern
12   III|      blow,~Inglorious, bleeding lay, on earth full low:~ ~ XLII~
13   III|         he tumbled on the lowly lay,~And three times closed
14   III|        knight,~Where Dudon dead lay slaughtered on the ground.~
15    IV|       troops who there encamped lay,~She smiled for joy, but
16    IV|        As if her life and death lay on his saying,~Some tears
17    IV|     grief, wherein her thoughts lay fettered,~Upon her minions
18    VI|       had them recomforted~That lay besieged in the sacred town;~
19    VI|          But to the knight that lay full low, alas,~In high
20    VI|        other's neck, the riders lay on ground:~But they, great
21    VI|        Erminia most this burden lay,~Whose looks her trouble
22    VI|     where wouldest thou run,~To lay that field of princely virtue
23    VI|       he,~And with his soldiers lay in ambush close:~These news
24   VII|      greenwood shade~Her flocks lay hid from Phoebus' scorching
25   VII|   secret treason or enchantment lay,~But had he known even there
26   VII|     roared on every side,~There lay a horse, another through
27   VII|         was his guide;~Here one lay dead, there did another
28   VII|         horse on heaps together lay.~ ~ CXI~O'erthrown likewise
29  VIII|      side the slain and wounded lay~Unseen, where naught but
30  VIII|         yet bold.~ ~ XXXIII~"He lay not grovelling now, but
31  VIII|        toward heaven the prince lay bolt upright,~Like him that
32  VIII|        whereas the wounded body lay,~A stately tomb with curious
33  VIII|    there the fault and cause do lay,~Godfrey before him called
34  VIII|     slept he not, but senseless lay opprest~With strange amazedness
35  VIII|      were,~Stone still he quiet lay, yet took no rest,~For to
36  VIII|    LXIII~He gathered them where lay the arms that late~Were
37    IX|         by my side will shortly lay thee low:"~He smiled, and
38    IX|         him his master tumbling lay:~ ~ LXXXIV~And gainst his
39    IX|      his life, when on the land~Lay slain the pride of his subdued
40     X|      hand your hope of conquest lay,~And, for no loss true virtue
41     X|        veil upon them stretched lay,~And up to open heaven forthwith
42    XI|         tore not up the fertile lay,~Nor to their feed the sheep
43    XI|      earth sore bruised the man lay in a swoon.~Argantes gan
44    XI|      part which to his campward lay~An engine huge and wondrous
45    XI|    cords, wherein the woolpacks lay,~Which done, the sacks down
46    XI|       to make him sound,~And to lay ope the depth thereof to
47    XI|     knights their arms aside to lay;~Godfrey withdrew, and to
48   XII|         tumbled sleeping on the lay;"~Thus they conclude, and
49   XII|  through wound,~The gored beast lay dead upon the mould;~The
50   XII|       for the tower wherein she lay enclosed,~Was with her damsels
51   XII|      flight yet take:~The other lay a still and heavy mass,~
52  XIII|        trees low in the dust to lay~Wherein such grisly fiends
53  XIII|         Tancred left his bed~To lay in marble cold his mistress
54  XIII|       the earth, in this estate~Lay woful thousands of the Christians
55   XIV|       he breathed, how still he lay,~How his fair eyes though
56   XIV|       lodging fair wherein they lay,~There glad and full of
57    XV|    their strange bark in harbor lay,~And setting sail behold
58    XV|         came where the warriors lay,~And with him brought the
59    XV|        broad upon the flowering lay,~Far off a hill and mountain
60    XV|             XXXV~About the hill lay other islands small,~Where
61    XV|       islands sweetly flowering lay;~And how the seas betwixt
62    XV|         built of clay,~The rest lay waste, unless wild beasts
63   XVI|          his eyes kissed, as he lay,~Wherewith he sighed, as
64   XVI|        Their kings and princes, lay on Gaza's sands.~ ~
65  XVII|    Heaven shall on thy children lay~That they in fame shall
66   XIX|         knight, on him let none lay hands;~For mine he is, more
67   XIX|         in his grace, and death lay in his hands,~Nor helm nor
68   XIX|   fortune prove.~ ~ XXXVI~There lay by chance a posted tree
69   XIX|      went where Raymond panting lay,~Waked from the swoon wherein
70   XIX|        closet where the captain lay;~So that if Emireno spake,
71   XIX|        parted, and broad waking lay~All that long night, nor
72   XIX|  virgins bright,~Mongst whom he lay enclosed, rose Altamore,~
73   XIX|        the grass,~And saw where lay a warrior murdered new,~
74   XIX|   whereon he sat, he leaned, he lay:~Quoth Tancred, "Shall the
75    XX| soldiers armed, prest and ready lay,~The skies were never half
76    XX|         Argeus slain, the first lay in a trance,~Ismael's left
77    XX|       All full of broken lances lay the field,~All full of arms
78    XX|        upright, some grovelling lay,~And for themselves eat
79    XX|        LI~Beside his lord slain lay the noble steed,~There friend
80    XX|        There friend with friend lay killed like lovers true,~
81    XX|         the place where Tancred lay,~His house was full of noise
82    XX|    blade,~That sure and safe he lay, as in a shade.~ ~ LXXXVII~
83    XX|          Thought, now her field lay waste, her hedge lay down:~ ~
84    XX|      field lay waste, her hedge lay down:~ ~ CXVII~Environed