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 1     I|   foes chased through forests wide,~Till tired with the fight,
 2     I|   Spread was the huge Armado, wide and broad,~From Venice,
 3    II|    that window made a postern wide,~Nor shall therefore this
 4   III|       mount expansed fair and wide.~Three sides are sure imbarred
 5    IV|      under,~Through wasteness wide it roared, and hollows vast,~
 6    IV|        Gaped like a whirlpool wide in Stygian flood.~ ~ VIII~
 7    IV|     they spread forth far and wide,~Filling the thoughts of
 8     V|  misfortunes, which dispersed wide~Among the soldiers, great
 9    VI|       A goodly plan displayed wide and broad,~Between the city
10    VI|      he reached a noble blow,~Wide was the wound, the blood
11    VI|    eke a wound deep, sore and wide;~That done, himself safe
12    VI|   else my tender bosom opened wide,~And heart though pierced
13   VII|       As when a comet far and wide descried,~In scorn of Phoebus
14  VIII|      men he left that kingdom wide;~He told thine acts, thy
15  VIII|    deserts waste, and forests wide,~The streets and ways he
16  VIII|      clear streams the forest wide;~So Latmos shone when Phoebe
17    IX|    head she wore,~Her garment wide, and by her side, her glaive,~
18    IX|     flank set ope a floodgate wide,~Whereat the blood out streamed
19    IX|    and legs, Clorinda strewed wide~Her sword through Berengarius'
20    XI|   zealous squadrons broad and wide';~Toward mount Olivet went
21    XI| wounded lap to open broad and wide,~Godfrey himself and his
22    XI| through that part a hole made wide and large,~Where his strong
23   XII|     they hasted to the palace wide~About their prince where
24   XII|     ran and filled his helmet wide,~And quick returned to do
25   XII|       bed repair,~Hell gapeth wide to swallow up this tent;~
26   XII|    thy fond desire,~At hell's wide gate vain sorrow doth thee
27  XIII|   future heat, from the ocean wide~When next he rose, and thus
28   XIV|      sun his broad doors open wide~The beam of springing day
29   XIV|       placed him in a crystal wide,~Beset with golden fires,
30   XIV|     and praise spread far and wide,~Be thou his lord, his teacher
31   XIV|    lies,~It was a cave, high, wide, large, ample, plain,~With
32   XIV|      the way did take,~To the wide ocean whither skiff or barge~
33    XV|         his name both far and wide~Shall there be known, all
34    XV| broad-gaping jaws the furnace wide,~His stern his back oft
35    XV|       and thick and spreading wide,~The ivory soft and white
36   XVI|      her arms spread high and wide~That bended underneath their
37   XVI|  locks they smoked and mantle wide,~His sword that many a Pagan
38   XVI|     wished the earth or ocean wide~Would swallow him, and so
39   XVI|  heard how through the palace wide,~Some spirits howled, some
40  XVII|  wildernesses lie and deserts wide~Which the strong winds lift
41  XVII| throne and ruled that kingdom wide,~Caliph he hight, and Caliphs
42  XVII|     bring storms from heavens wide:~By Syphax led the first
43  XVII| Soldan of Ormus placed in the wide~Huge Persian Bay, a town
44  XVII|  brought he from his kingdoms wide,~ Twixt Indus, Ganges, and
45  XVII| praise and fame was spread so wide,~That having foiled the
46 XVIII|   seven-mouthed Nile,~Not the wide seas, can wash thee clean
47 XVIII|   that forest huge and desert wide,~The more he sought, more
48 XVIII|    spread her mighty branches wide,~Higher than pine or palm
49 XVIII|  forth the writ and spread it wide,~And read the intent thereof, "
50 XVIII|      her broad side the tower wide open throws,~Her joints
51 XVIII|  ranged were,~Which spreading wide in rings still wider go,~
52 XVIII|    won, the gates were opened wide,~Now bruised, broken down,
53   XIX|      wounds the fall set open wide,~The streams of blood about
54   XIX|     low in the dust him laid,~Wide open, trembling, with his
55   XIX|       veil amid those deserts wide~She had to bind his wounds,
56   XIX|       that filled the chamber wide;~There while the squire
57    XX|      was dangerous, broad and wide,~And where his foes with
58    XX|      flew,~And in their troop wide streets and lanes she made,~
59    XX|      that stream,~Are strowed wide upon the earth below:~The
60    XX|    wound unclosed, and opened wide;~And two large doors made
61    XX|    from the north part~Of our wide world renowned to Aethiop'