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 1     I|       surprise,~Both fair, both rich, both won, both conquered
 2     I|    pedigree,~A German born with rich possessions blest,~A worthy
 3     I|   wealth, ease, pleasure, grow,~Rich Nature's pomp and pride,
 4    II|         for merchandise~Full of rich stuff, but none for sale
 5    II|    hungry kites plucked off her rich attire,~And for some deal
 6    II|      vile;~Aletes had a helmet, rich and gay,~Late found at Nice
 7    II|      the web was steel,~Pommel, rich stone; hilt gold; approved
 8    II|      substance much:~Thus fair, rich, sharp, to see, to have,
 9    IV|      wit, in nature's blessings rich,~To all deceit she could
10    VI|       vainly thus thou waste so rich a treasure."~ ~ LXXIII~The
11   VII|        esteemed dear,~If jewels rich thou diddest hold in prize,~
12   VII|      same to keep,~That harness rich old Aladine him gave,~A
13   VII|         The brittle web of that rich sword he thought,~Was broke
14   VII|      hit the knight the buckles rich among,~Wherewith his precious
15  VIII|        could not save his lord,~Rich, strong and sharp, was never
16  VIII|     martial skill,~Whose cities rich, whose land is fat and good,~
17  VIII| Embroidered fair with pearl and rich stone,~His hands were naked,
18  VIII|     bended.~And homeward to his rich pavilion went,~For to assault
19    IX|         stand,~To pray him that rich throne of beauty spare,~
20     X|      LIII~King Aladine from his rich throne upstart~And said, "
21     X|        set himself beside,~In a rich seat adorned with gold and
22     X|   within was stately, pleasant, rich.~ ~ LXIII~"The heavens were
23     X|       naught~Of gold and marble rich, and richly wrought.~ ~
24     X|     pure silver made,~A banquet rich and costly furnished was,~
25    XI|      crew,~Whom at a costly and rich feast he placed,~And with
26    XI|       Within his great pavilion rich and gay,~Good Sigiere and
27   XII|         my tap of life was run,~Rich by rewards given by your
28   XII|        I have~A stately tomb, a rich and costly grave."~ ~ LXXX~
29   XIV|         sulphur yields and ore, rich, quick and new,~Which the
30   XIV|     XXXIX~And all his banks the rich and wealthy stream~Hath
31   XIV|  galleries,~All what is bred in rich and precious vein~Of wealthy
32    XV|       chain,~Now make a carknet rich of emeralds green;~Now mingle
33    XV|      change~To thousand colors, rich, pure, fair, and strange.~ ~
34    XV|        thrived~A city great and rich that it became,~And there
35    XV|      good,~And of his blessings rich so liberal,~That without
36    XV|         fat they be,~Yet not so rich as fame reports they were."~
37    XV|        perceived was~The bottom rich, and sands that golden been,~
38   XVI|         palace great is builded rich and round,~And in the centre
39   XVI|      For all the shapes in that rich metal wrought,~Save speech,
40   XVI|     curious hand compile~In the rich metal of that princely gate.~
41   XVI|         up-dress,~Wherein, like rich enamel laid on gold,~The
42   XVI|         her ornaments, strange, rich and rare,~Her girdle did
43   XVI|       blew from land~Mongst the rich tresses of their pilot's
44  XVII|      And thence with Euphrates' rich flood embraced.~ ~  VI~Maremma,
45  XVII|         doth bring,~And all the rich red sea it comprehends,~
46  XVII|          so great, so grave, so rich, so old,~And twined of sixty
47  XVII|         dwelled~In Alexandria's rich and fertile plain,~Along
48  XVII|          And midst the perfumes rich and flowerets brave~Both
49  XVII|           XXI~Their clothes not rich, their garments were not
50  XVII|       Whose shells great pearls rich and round pour out;~The
51  XVII|        Huge Persian Bay, a town rich, fair, and large:~The last
52  XVII|    black he wore,~That was made rich by art and hard by kind,~
53  XVII|         at the fair bent~Of her rich wings strange plumes and
54  XVII|         commanded Emiren~Of his rich throne to mount the lofty
55 XVIII|         On arches great of that rich metal reared;~When through
56   XIX|        marble stone;~Now not so rich, yet strong and sure it
57   XIX|     LXVII~Searching about, on a rich throne he fand~Armida set
58   XIX|       marking well his arms and rich attire,~He loosed his helm,
59    XX|        him, where with gold and rich anmail,~His diadem did on
60    XX|       cheer, their pride, their rich attire.~ ~ LIII~But now
61    XX|   throat~A peasant hastes, to a rich feast ybrought;~So from
62    XX| conquest bold~Of glory shall be rich, and rich of gold:~ ~ CXLII~"
63    XX|        glory shall be rich, and rich of gold:~ ~ CXLII~"My loving