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 1     I|        Assembled been, a senate grave and stout;~Then Godfrey,
 2     I|       did him straight succeed,~Grave in advice, well skilled
 3     I|        done, most battles seen;~Grave was the man in years, in
 4    II|         duty so,~Nought but his grave here conquer shall your
 5    II|         their fortress, was the grave;~They had no courage, time,
 6    II|       asked an aged man, seemed grave and good,~"Come say me,
 7   III|     seld doth fail,~High birth, grave years, and practise long
 8   III|   Peerless in fight, in counsel grave and sound,~The double gift
 9   III|         is thy bed, and not the grave the skies~Are for thy soul
10    IV|        hell, death, sin and the grave,~And man condemned to restore
11    IV|        Ruled Hidraort, a wizard grave and sage,~Acquainted well
12    IV|       of thy lovely hue,~Hidest grave thoughts, ripe wit, and
13    IV|         Death be thy peace, the grave thy resting-place,~Since
14     V|        But first the prince, by grave advice, decreed~They should
15     V|       to the place yon hold;~If grave advice and prudent counsel
16     V|         this proceeding with so grave advice,~Wisdom, in you,
17   VII|         attention,~His speeches grave those idle fancies kill~
18   VII|         shall bend,~And sees my grave, my tomb, and ashes light,~
19  VIII|    noble body should be laid in grave.~ ~ LVI~"But if it be his
20    IX|         great, whose looks were grave,~Whose cheeks were bloodless,
21    IX|      Believe Araspes old, whose grave advice~Thou hast in exile
22     X|         while he slept, a voice grave and severe~At unawares thus
23     X|       man whose presence seemed grave and old,~A writhen staff
24     X|        the angry lord,~And with grave words appeased his foolish
25    XI|       book~ ~THE ARGUMENT.~With grave procession, songs and psalms
26    XI|       III~Thus spake the hermit grave in words severe:~Godfrey
27    XI|     amated and amazed,~At their grave order and their humble song,~
28    XI|        weapons new.~The matrons grave within their temples high~
29    XI|          who this while applied~Grave exhortations to his bold
30   XII|         tomb, a rich and costly grave."~ ~ LXXX~Thus mourned the
31   XII| shepherd ought,~His vanity with grave advice reproved~And told
32   XII|     sweet,~As best he could, to grave with pomp he brought:~Her
33   XII|     bones art thou the mournful grave,~But of quick love the fortress
34   XII|         bones within thy hollow grave might rest,~Together should
35   XII|     Clorinda fair, laid in cold grave,~Let me revenge her whom
36  XIII|        dead bones he makes from grave to rise,~And thrice the
37  XIII|       moan,~As from some hollow grave, he heard one groan.~ ~
38   XIV|      sped,~And there in council grave the princes sit,~For strength
39   XIV|        knight, stout, wise, and grave."~ ~ XXVIII~Ubaldo in his
40   XIV|         them drew~An aged sire, grave and benign in show,~Crowned
41    XV|        Tithonus' lap~When their grave host came where the warriors
42    XV|         temple, Pompey hath his grave:~ ~ XVI~Then Damiata next,
43    XV|        the greedy ocean was his grave,~Naught helped him his skill
44   XVI|         s prison, or Porsenna's grave.~ ~  II~The knights passed
45  XVII|      might~A king, so great, so grave, so rich, so old,~And twined
46  XVII|      gray, his looks severe and grave,~And from his eyes, not
47  XVII|      Thus set, thus seated, his grave lords among,~His hosts and
48  XVII|         burial, cradle hath and grave.~ ~ XXI~Their clothes not
49 XVIII|       is the life of grief; his grave,~Forgetfulness; and for
50 XVIII|       that high on the mount in grave attire~Is clad, and crowned
51   XIX|       virtue, where your wisdom grave,~And courage stout?" the
52   XIX|          with speeches kind and grave~He sought to ease my grief,
53   XIX|     praise, of his due tomb and grave:~ ~ CXVII~"With his dead
54    XX|        fathers dear and parents grave~Show their uncovered heads,
55    XX|          The duke with speeches grave exhorts the rest;~He threats,