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 1     I|        been, a senate grave and stout;~Then Godfrey, after silence
 2     I|         few~Among the thousands stout of Pagans bold,~Where naught
 3     I|         like, in hard assays as stout.~ ~ XL~Baldwin, his ensign
 4     I|      English squadron, soldiers stout and tall,~By William led,
 5     I|      and travels to have borne,~Stout men of arms and with their
 6     I|          With it seven thousand stout Camillo had,~Embattailed
 7    II|    sergeants hent the young man stout,~And bound him likewise
 8    II|         sweet, though stern and stout,~Her dam a dove, thus brought
 9    II|       that were strong of body, stout of mind,~But kept their
10    II|      honor's height,~For he was stout of courage, strong of hand,~
11   III|      the postern stood Argantes stout~To rescue her, if ill mote
12   III|  Argantes and with him Clorinda stout,~For bank and bulwark served
13   III|         can withstand a courage stout.~ ~  LI~"Of double iron,
14   III|      bespake the heathen tyrant stout,~"See Godfrey there, in
15     V|   Choose you some other captain stout and wise;~Then ten appoint
16     V|       mighty kings,~Was none so stout, so fierce, so fair, so
17    VI| unfeared, and courage stern and stout,~Yet no misfortune can your
18    VI|   fitteth best the thing,~While stout Clorinda talketh with the
19    VI|        speeches of the princess stout,~Who would have thought
20   VII|     stalwart steed the champion stout bestrode~And pricked fast
21   VII|         the Christian champions stout,~No news of Tancred since
22   VII|       in a turret sat a soldier stout~To watch, and at a loop-hole
23  VIII|       brand of courage bold and stout,~When lo, the Pagans to
24  VIII|        appeared hath thy master stout,~As lightning doth, now
25  VIII|  Rinaldo's; then with semblance stout~And furious words his fore-conceived
26    IX|         of Frenchmen strong and stout,~When his Arabians came
27    IX|       by Tiber's bank,~To whose stout heart in fights and bloody
28    IX|      rage made known, for Picus stout~Headless at one huge blow
29    IX|     winds that makes resistance stout,~If with a storm it overturned
30    IX|      actions wise, in execution stout,~Whom Solyman into Arabia
31     X|      make their fortune who are stout and wise,~Wit rules the
32     X|         sad, sat the Circassian stout,~Like a fierce lion grumbling
33    XI|  Godfrey is wounded by Clorinda stout,~And lost is that day's
34    XI|     priests before thine armies stout~With sacred hymns their
35    XI|         that holds himself most stout:"~While thus his will the
36    XI|       approach against Argantes stout~Headed with poignant steel
37   XII|       now to prove this venture stout,~Alone to this attempt let
38   XII|         drove back with courage stout,~And shut the gate, but
39   XII|       grief in hope the boaster stout~Would kill the prince, who
40  XIII|     thousands of the Christians stout,~The faithful people grew
41   XIV|         go with thee, a knight, stout, wise, and grave."~ ~ XXVIII~
42   XVI|         sword that many a Pagan stout had shent,~Bewrapped with
43  XVII|   realms, against the Frenchmen stout,~To break their rising empire
44  XVII|     glorious vaunt and boasting stout,~And said, "But who art
45  XVII|       Queen, I see~Thy heart is stout, thy thoughts courageous
46  XVII|        him Aldoard, the Lombard stout~Who from Monselce boldly
47  XVII|        the pedigree of worthies stout,~Who seemed in that bright
48  XVII|      thus bespake the young man stout:~"Of thy great house, thy
49  XVII|         children, many, famous, stout and bold.~ ~ LXXXVIII~"But
50  XVII|         approached these barons stout,~And starting from his throne
51 XVIII|        spy~Entereth their camp, stout, crafty, wise and bold;~
52 XVIII|      thou, and show thy courage stout."~ ~ IV~Thus said he, and
53   XIX|        greater was, of heart as stout:~Tancred laid low and traversed
54   XIX|       earth thou went,~Argantes stout, nor could'st thyself sustain,~
55   XIX|       wisdom grave,~And courage stout?" the angry Soldan said,~"
56    XX|      and succor their deliverer stout,~And with them left a hardy
57    XX|      bold recounts his boasting stout,~And to the valiant his
58    XX|      seems so fierce, so hardy, stout and strong,~The Moors or
59    XX|    strong there fought a battle stout,~Troy never saw the like
60    XX|    flank with force and courage stout~His men at arms assailed
61    XX|    conquest strove his squadron stout,~Which he unperfect left;