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 1     I|      great, a captain good,~And hardy knight ysprong of princes'
 2     I|    Balnavill, and Engerlan,~For hardy knights approved were and
 3   III|     strong and courage bold,~On hardy breasts their harness donned
 4   III|       flame,~That boiled in his hardy stomach hot;~His bridled
 5     V|        All set in battle and in hardy fight,~Do thou permit the
 6    VI|   singled out~To undertake this hardy enterprise,~But on Prince
 7    VI|             LXX~Love, fearless, hardy, and audacious love,~Emboldened
 8   VII|  soldiers cried:~ ~ CXVIII~"You hardy men at arms behold," quoth
 9  VIII| conquest of this noble fort.~In hardy Sweno opened was the gate~
10  VIII|      valiant deeds.~ ~ XIX~"But hardy Sweno midst the other train,~
11  VIII|          preserved on live~This hardy champion, fortress of our
12  VIII|       shown,~In many a hard and hardy enterprise,~But now with
13    IX|        great adventures ran his hardy thought,~But naught assured,
14    IX|        The noble father and his hardy crew~Fierce Solyman on every
15    IX|        underneath his horse~The hardy infant tumbled on the mould,~
16    IX|  half-dead, and dying were.~The hardy Soldan saw him come in haste,~
17    IX|         The soldiers slain, the hardy knights were killed,~Legions
18    IX|       the press and throng,~But hardy Guelpho gainst Clorinda
19    IX|       and stone.~ ~ LXXXIII~The hardy boy, while thirst of warlike
20    IX|      vain.~ ~ LXXXIX~A thousand hardy Turks affront he had~In
21     X|           thus began to say~The hardy young man to the tyrant
22     X|      rule the heat of youth and hardy rage,~Which somewhat have
23     X|           XLVI~"And though this hardy knight the certain threat~
24     X|      LXXII~"I and all these the hardy champion knew,~We saw his
25    XI|  trumpets shrill, true signs of hardy fights,~Called up to arms
26    XI|         he concludes, and every hardy knight~His sample followed,
27    XI|     took to keep.~ ~ XXXIII~The hardy Frenchmen, full of heat
28    XI|     pitch and lime:~ ~ XXXV~The hardy Switzer now so far was gone~
29    XI|    first is tumbled down,~Come, hardy soldiers, come, assault
30    XI|    mishap,~And upward still his hardy footings bent,~On his right
31    XI|       tree, a wondrous way,~The hardy virgin by his side arrives,~
32    XI|     Their sovereign's voice his hardy people knew,~And his loud
33   XII|    warlike deed~With strong and hardy knights herself to show.~
34   XII|    Argantes here, this bold and hardy knight,~Will undertake to
35   XII|        is the mighty tower~With hardy troops and squadrons round
36   XII|        and seas, the strong and hardy maid,~He saw her leave her
37   XII|    hideous cries,~Therewith the hardy couple forward run~To execute
38   XII|        bring,~Over the bars the hardy couple leapt~And after them
39   XII|    would, when first I knew the hardy maid~Excluded was among
40  XIII|       ray:~Thither goes Tancred hardy, faithful, bold,~But foolish
41  XIII|         the dreadful trees with hardy stroke:~ ~ XX~These drawing
42  XIII|         sense he wanteth who so hardy is~To hear the forest thunder,
43  XIII|        which well he could,~"Oh hardy knight, who through these
44  XIII|      said:~ ~ LI~"Leave off thy hardy thought, another's hands~
45   XIV|         hasty ire,~And with his hardy deeds let him take pain~
46   XIV|  architect, the workmen we,~The hardy youth home to this camp
47   XIV|      joys her lord at will;~The hardy youth from this strange
48    XV|   squadrons brave~And troops of hardy knights, yet on these sands~
49    XV|        swift he fled.~ ~ LI~The hardy couple on their way forth
50  XVII|       you aught,~When Godfrey's hardy knights and princes strong~
51  XVII|         give the onset would,~A hardy soldier and a captain sly;~
52  XVII|   famous at this day,~Richer in hardy knights than this of thine;~
53 XVIII|         he advised him, and the hardy knight~Prepared him gladly
54 XVIII| assaults at once they give,~The hardy soldiers all would die or
55 XVIII|        worthies him behind,~All hardy knights, whom Dudon late
56 XVIII|      targe his face before;~His hardy troop, by his example good~
57 XVIII|        from skies.~ ~ LXXXV~The hardy duke before his folk abides,~
58 XVIII|        and their aged king,~His hardy Gascoigns gained small or
59   XIX|       each his foe for bold and hardy knew.~ ~ XI~Tancred of body
60   XIX|       and at half-sword,~Swift, hardy, bold, in stepped the Christian
61   XIX|       the chain,~And griped his hardy foe in both his hands,~In
62   XIX|        and said:~ ~ XXI~"Yield, hardy knight, and chance of war
63   XIX|       But old Raymondo with his hardy crew~By chance came thither,
64   XIX|      they had longer fought~The hardy Soldan would have won the
65   XIX|       many a footman strong and hardy knight,~So doth the King'
66   XIX|     realm lies near the morn,~A hardy giant, bold, and strong
67    XX|      their ire, their wrath and hardy threat~Proceeds, the French
68    XX|     stout,~And with them left a hardy troop beside~Of Gascoigns
69    XX|         placed well.~ ~ XIV~"My hardy host, you conquerors of
70    XX|        That seems so fierce, so hardy, stout and strong,~The Moors
71    XX|       XXV~But to the bold, "Go, hardy knight," he says,~"His prey
72    XX|       Her lance thus broke, the hardy dame forth drew~With her
73    XX|      they stood, with heart and hardy face,~On their bold breasts
74    XX|   wrought noble Tisipherne,~The hardy Normans all he overthrew;~
75    XX|       CXV~The Christian saw the hardy warrior come,~And leaped