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 1    II|          XXXVII~The Pagans loud cried out to God and man,~The
 2   III|      was spread,~Arm, arm, they cried; arm, arm, the trumpets
 3   III|         following, "Turn thee," cried, in ireful wise;~And so
 4   III|      and he warded had,~When he cried, "Hold, and ere we prove
 5   III|      disarmed view:~But Tancred cried, "Oh stay thy cursed hand,"~
 6   III|       the Christian knights, he cried:~"Lordlings, behold, this
 7     V|    wrath and ire,~"Thou liest," cried he loud, and with that word~
 8     V|          Give me mine arms," he cried; his squire them brings,~
 9     V|     knew the knight, and loudly cried,~"Whence comes young Eustace,
10    VI|      the champion for his armor cried.~ ~ XXI~While he was armed,
11    VI|       came to just,~"How long," cried he, "shall I attend you
12    VI|     dreamed long,~"Oh stay," he cried, "to me belongs this war!"~
13    VI|       me belongs this war!"~But cried too late, Otho was gone
14    VI|  passage over Otho's heart,~And cried, "These fools thus under
15    VI|       galloped fast, and loudly cried:~"Villain," quoth he, "thy
16    VI|    Clorinda, ope the gate," she cried,~"Where as the king commands,
17   VII|   sobbed, some prayed, and some cried;~Fierce was the fight, and
18   VII|      forth thus to her soldiers cried:~ ~ CXVIII~"You hardy men
19  VIII| breathless, "Warriors bold," he cried,~"Who shall conduct me to
20  VIII|         XVII~" `Arm, arm,' they cried; Prince Sweno at the same,~
21  VIII|         storm,~"Arm, arm." they cried, to arms the soldiers ran.~
22  VIII|        as they run, "Arm, arm," cried every man.~ ~  LXXII~ Mongst
23    IX|       glides.~ ~ XII~The Soldan cried, "O thou which in my thought~
24    IX|     city-ward, "Arm, arm!" they cried,~The noise upreared to the
25    XI|     once!" an hundred squadrons cried,~And with their cry to arm
26    XI|      more fell, thus roared and cried aloud:~ ~ LXI~"This is not
27    XI|        passage out, and thus he cried~To Solyman, that fought
28    XI|        with vigor new:~Erotimus cried out, "This hurt and wound~
29   XII|      the fire,~Argantes to them cried with scornful grace,~"Your
30  XIII|      foot he smote,~And thus he cried loud, with thundering note:~ ~
31    XV|    eternal well,~"Up, up," they cried, and fiercely up they got,~
32    XV|        strike the snake;~Ubaldo cried, "Stay, my companion dear,~
33    XV|   fierce that hugely roared and cried,~His crest he reared high,
34   XVI|       me alone?"~She would have cried, her grief her speeches
35   XVI|       barked, some hissed, some cried.~ ~ LXVIII~A shadow, blacker
36 XVIII|          embraced the plant and cried,~"Ah, never do me such a
37 XVIII|   threatened death, she roared, cried and fought,~Each other nymph
38 XVIII|   turned the knight,~The hermit cried, upstarting from his seat,~"
39 XVIII|        end my days," the Soldan cried,~"Behind me cut or break
40   XIX|      wherefore the Pagan knight~Cried, "Tancred, com'st thou thus,
41   XIX|        him with his shield, and cried "Retire!"~To all he met, "
42   XIX|    victorious teacher," Tancred cried,~"His conquered scholar
43   XIX|         back, and "Yield thee!" cried,~No hurt he proffered him,
44   XIX|     Raymond lie in such estate,~Cried to his men, "Within these
45   XIX|       saw his visage plain,~And cried, "Alas, here lies Tancredi
46    XX|        wished, "Arm, arm!" they cried;~The youth to give the sign
47    XX|     traitor false!" the captain cried,~"That like a Frenchman
48    XX|     before entire,~"Up, up!" he cried, "no more, no more, within~
49    XX|        till the folk on whom he cried~Assemble might, but out
50    XX|         LXXXV~But coming forth, cried, "Whither will you run,~
51    XX|      mankind strumpet, see," he cried,~"This shameless whore,
52    XX|   combat made.~ ~ CII~The giant cried, "By sundry signs I note~
53    XX|        this day have called and cried for thee,~To my sweet saint
54    XX|       stayed, or passed by,~And cried to the Duke as near he drew,~"
55    XX|          cease this strife," he cried: "and thou, brave knight,~