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 1     I|      forslow, or in his journey stay,~For well he knew him for
 2     I|         of his wonted craft,~To stay his passage, or divert awry~
 3     I|     Return not thou, but Legier stay behind,~And move the Greekish
 4    II|       image in that church doth stay,~No strength of arms shall
 5    II|        staying safe at home, so stay you all,~Better sit still,
 6    II|       list not in our conquests stay:~But for it seems he would
 7    II|        thou to Egypt, I at Sion stay,~The answer given thou canst
 8    II|       stop, tormented with each stay.~ ~ XCVI~Now spread the
 9   III|          But Tancred cried, "Oh stay thy cursed hand,"~And for
10   III|      Godfrey came,~To will them stay and calm their courage hot;~"
11    IV|      worst, and that awhile did stay him,~He knows, who fears
12    IV|    victory, even in her coming, stay.~ ~ LXIX~"I promise thee,
13     V|           XLVII~"For God's love stay your heat, and just displeasure,~
14     V|      quoth he, "for thee I only stay,~For thee I sent my heralds
15     V|        But who with words could stay the angry knight?~A fool
16     V|         if this camp, withouten stay or pause,~There take my
17     V|         most forbidden, without stay or pause,~In spite of fortune
18    VI|      Else, if th' Egyptian army stay too long,~Like cowards die
19    VI|     make so hot impression;~And stay fit time, which will betide
20    VI|        he had dreamed long,~"Oh stay," he cried, "to me belongs
21    VI|    their right;~Pindore began, "Stay, stay, you warriors keen,~
22    VI|    right;~Pindore began, "Stay, stay, you warriors keen,~Equal
23    VI|    heart right deep:~Yet will I stay, so that this Christian
24    VI|       in love.~ ~ LXXV~"No, no, stay here Argantes' wounds to
25    VI|      harmful seemed each little stay,~Recounts his steps, and
26   VII|        every mean he sought,~To stay his flying mates, but all
27  VIII|      see, we could not stop nor stay~The knight that to our foes
28  VIII|        Denmark's only heir,~The stay and staff of his declining
29  VIII|       monarch gently prayed him stay,~And there an herald sent
30  VIII| reproved he thought,~And him to stay that counsels him, or prays,~
31  VIII|   greatness might their madness stay.~ ~ LXXV~Now headlong ran
32    IX|        to recomfort thought~And stay their troops from flight,
33     X|         thus, he made no longer stay,~But thitherward spurred
34     X|        and hard:~For though you stay, the monarch great will
35     X|       gains, my will thus hid I stay!"~This said. the smoky cloud
36   XII|         And I with him, only we stay till night~Bury in sleep
37   XII|      attempt, awhile I pray you stay,~Till I a wildfire of fine
38   XII|    should in heaven our spirits stay,~Together should our bodies
39  XIII|         you so long? pardie you stay~Till stronger charms and
40  XIII|       wot~How to press nigh, or stay still where they were,~Against
41   XIV|       Their will could brook no stay, their zeal, no let;~To
42    XV|        follow, trouble, stop or stay,~And forth to sea made lucky
43    XV|     mount upright,~Nor let this stay in your bold hearts breed
44    XV|       the snake;~Ubaldo cried, "Stay, my companion dear,~Will
45   XVI|        to hers, and there would stay~With her beloved sprite:
46   XVI|       what fear'st thou if thou stay?~Thou may'st deny, as well
47   XVI|     your princely race.~ ~  LV~"Stay here in peace, I go, nor
48   XVI|         your fellowship denies,~Stay here or hence depart some
49   XVI|    spoke, her passions found no stay,~But here and there she
50   XVI|    death in doubt?~Could he not stay? could not the traitor-lad~
51  XVII|       next that have no certain stay,~No house, no home, no mansion
52  XVII|         Salt tears to make thee stay in that sweet place,~"Seem
53  XVII|       surety of thy realms, and stay~Of our religion true, ere
54 XVIII|        seen, the duke no longer stay could brook,~But from the
55 XVIII|         mass did often stop and stay;~But now of victory the
56   XIX|        cowardice hath caused my stay.~ ~ V~"But come aside, thou
57   XIX|     hand for hand,~He bade them stay behind, and they obeyed,~
58    XX|      flight his Persian host to stay,~That was discomfit and
59    XX|      more, within~This fortress stay, come follow, die or win."~ ~
60    XX|   strange plague to hell:~Love, stay behind, come thou with me