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 1     I|      true;~ ~ X~And with such care his busy work he plied,~
 2     I|   wonder, love; love bred his care;~O love, o wonder; love
 3     I|    Their general did with due care provide~To save his men
 4     I|     ycleped Aladine,~Ruled in care, new sovereign of this state,~
 5    II|    helpeth out;~Your princely care your kingly wisdom proves,~
 6    II|      from court, nor take you care~To reap displeasure for
 7   III|  first, far from his father's care and sight,~Called Alicandro
 8   III|       come or go.~ ~ LXVI~His care was next to cast the trenches
 9   III|   darkness made;~Sleep, eased care; rest, brought complaint
10    IV|     dead to joy, that live in care and woe,~A virgin helpless,
11    IV|      Grief, sorrow, mischief, care, hath overthrown me,~The
12    VI|     forts in vile oppression,~Care not for that; for still
13    VI|     Argantes for himself take care,~This sword, I trust, shall
14    VI|       his paleness showed his care,~His tender side gainst
15    VI|    Her gold and jewels had he care to save,~And them restored
16    VI|       Oh cruel woman, whom no care exciteth~To save his life,
17    VI|     him thy mistress comes to care his sore,~If he to grant
18   VII|      These are my sons, their care preserves form stealth~Their
19   VII|   good,~With love and honor's care are thus oppressed,~While
20  VIII|     That of my life I had not care nor ruth,~No wounds I shunned,
21  VIII|      helped him, nor eased my care,~One of those aged fathers
22  VIII|     revenge to him commit the care." ~While thus I listened
23    IX|     all depart, and leave the care~Of war to soldiers, as doth
24    IX|       or long~Let heaven take care; but here meanwhile die
25     X|      innocents shall be their care.~This bird of east shall
26     X|      In his wise thought such care and heed was placed.~But
27    XI|        your life with greater care protect,~And love yourself
28    XI|  stroke,~But that the Pagan's care the place defends~And saved
29   XII|    loss, the torment, and the care,'~This said, he fled through
30   XII|     night, and darksome skies~Care from his heart had ta'en,
31   XII|   live in anguish, grief, and care;~Furies my guilty conscience
32   XII|      sweeten yet my grief and care:~ ~ LXXXII~"O fair right
33   XII|    Peter that would set apart~Care of his sheep, as a good
34   XII|  unsound,~To visit went, with care and reverence meet,~The
35   XII|    hardened with his too much care,~His silver locks with dust
36  XIII|    foresight and well advised care~He fortified each breach
37  XIII|      faithful dog, and wonted care~Of his dear lord and cabin
38   XIV|  committed was the charge and care~To find and bring again
39   XIV|   send~From prison strong, my care, my charge shall be;~So
40   XIV|        got with such pain and care,~Escaped and gone the witch
41   XIV| coming evils with thought and care,~Regard no blazing star
42    XV|       ship, withouten fear or care~Who should her follow, trouble,
43    XV|     in your bold hearts breed care,~For, save that one, all
44  XVII|        whose rashness took no care~To shun death's bitter stroke,
45  XVII|        quoth he,~"My chiefest care your state and welfare be.~ ~
46 XVIII|     Gernando proud~My honor's care provoked my wrath unstayed;~
47 XVIII|      Nor of that fury heed or care he took,~Till low to earth
48   XIX|        I~Now death or fear or care to save their lives~From
49   XIX|  things heard, with grief and care~Remained astound, and in
50   XIX|       he mine honor had great care to save,~And since with
51   XIX|        Of all your cares take care yourself to save,~By you
52    XX|   discharged be,~The dame had care to bear, to break, to ward,~
53    XX|       flew, and laid away~All care both of his honor and his
54    XX|      had no fear, the wise no care,~This was not hope, nor
55    XX| prince had pity, courtesy and care;~He promised her to be her