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 1     I|   Christ did free,~I sing; much wrought his valor and foresight,~
 2     I|     Palestine an empire to have wrought,~Where godliness might reign
 3     I|      madness in his cruel bosom wrought,~That now than ever blood
 4    II|         hand this sacrilege had wrought,~His ireful courage boiled
 5    II|      and virtue such contention wrought,~Where death the victor
 6    II|       worthy which such wonders wrought,~Nor that oppose against
 7    IV|         my deliverance thus had wrought,~But when the tyrant saw,
 8    IV|        on my ruin is his safety wrought.~ ~ LXI~"And let the tyrant
 9     V|     hath his looks and speeches wrought,~You shall first prisoner
10    VI|      departure should be safest wrought,~Assembled in her unresolved
11    VI|      received, he so discreetly wrought,~First of the watch that
12    VI|   castle-like pavilions, richly wrought!~From you how sweet methinketh
13  VIII|        work without his help be wrought:~In this his doubt, in this
14  VIII|      done, he sees so strangely wrought;~Till one said thus, `O
15  VIII|    remembrance of the youth had wrought~A tender pity in each softened
16  VIII|     spent;~Meanwhile his timber wrought he oft surveyed~Whereof
17    IX|         a wight of mortal metal wrought,~I follow thee, whereso
18    IX|       princes twain, so Fortune wrought~From the world's end here
19    IX|      how fell?~Great deeds they wrought, each other's harness clove;~
20    IX|        blesseth, keepeth all he wrought,~Above the air, the fire,
21    IX|         you this boldness newly wrought?~ ~ LXXVII~"Too weak are
22    IX|    breath,~What harm this troop wrought to the heathen bands,~What
23     X|        was in the craggy stone,~Wrought out by hand a number years
24     X|         marble rich, and richly wrought.~ ~ LXIV~"Under the curtain
25     X|       strange in me no pleasure wrought,~I leapt into the flood
26     X|   Providence Divine thus for us wrought,~Rinaldo, whose high virtue
27    XI|    crossbows stood, and engines wrought~To cast a stone, a quarry,
28    XI|     there, and woful slaughters wrought,~At last they called for
29    XI|      there great wonders surely wrought he had,~Mortal the fight,
30    XI|        they view,~And what they wrought all night both saw and knew.~ ~
31   XII|    desire to rest deep midnight wrought,~His heavy rod sleep on
32   XII|      thy color white new terror wrought,~She wondered on thy face
33   XII|       by cunning hand of Scopas wrought,~But built of polished stone,
34  XIII|   illusions false by witchcraft wrought:~ ~ XLV~But cold and trembling
35   XIV|        fault by rage not malice wrought;~For great offence, I grant,
36   XIV|   things that God had framed or wrought,~Fire, air, sea, earth,
37   XIV|       false devices thus Armida wrought,~This was her first deceit,
38    XV|  fertile ground, but scant well wrought,~Air wholesome, temperate
39   XVI|       shapes in that rich metal wrought,~Save speech, of living
40   XVI| appeared the art which all this wrought.~ ~ X~So with the rude the
41  XVII|     first told,~Under a pentise wrought of silver bright,~And trod
42  XVII|       religion true, ere this I wrought:~Yourself best know if this
43  XVII|     fame by deeds well done and wrought;~She gives thee ire, by
44  XVII|      died.~ ~ LXX~For there was wrought the fatal end and fine,~
45  XVII|     were things done indeed and wrought,~Before his eyes he thinks
46 XVIII|    skilless builders framed and wrought~Their engines rude and rams
47 XVIII|     their lord devised made and wrought.~ ~ XLIII~This man began
48   XIX|         that there he stood and wrought.~ ~ LXII~The captain great
49   XIX|    compact, how it was made and wrought,~The arms and ensigns feigned,
50    XX|          strange, incredible he wrought.~ ~ LV~He gave more deaths
51    XX|       small time, great wonders wrought~And as his rage him led
52    XX|       fort again; yet chance so wrought,~That with the flyers in
53    XX|     signs in hardest rocks hath wrought,~For by his hand a hundred
54    XX|           CXII~Wonders that day wrought noble Tisipherne,~The hardy