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 1     I|      town and field.~ ~ VIII~All things he viewed, at last in Syria
 2     I|        In school of love are all things taught we see,~There learned
 3     I|     sailed they fraught with all things fit~To service done by land
 4    II|        acts I reach to, to small things I bow,~To fight in field,
 5    II|         land, Judea trouble not,~Things done in haste at leisure
 6   III|      them all aright.~ ~ XII~All things well ordered, he withdrew
 7    IV|       what part,~Thou knowest of things performed so long agone,~
 8    IV|          as thou wishest judgest things to come! --~That the French
 9    IV|          conclusion, saith,~"All things are lawful for our lands
10    IV|       list not play,~And made as things of worth were hard to win;~
11    IV|        fired,~For hardest gotten things are most desired.~ ~  XC~
12     V|      soul take keep, or know the things done here,~Oh, how looks
13     V|         is such, that oft we try~Things most forbidden, without
14    VI|         impossible are all these things,~Such wishes vain afflict
15  VIII|      loss he tells, and such sad things,~Great news he brings, and
16  VIII|         in me lies~As to discern things seen and not mistake,~I
17  VIII|         ere they ask, grants all things to the just.'~ ~ XXVIII~"
18  VIII|        hymns and psalms and holy things,~Which I could neither hear
19  VIII|        That ever had to heavenly things desire,~So toward heaven
20  VIII|        rest, and ease of careful things,~Buried in happy peace both
21    IX|        all one God, who made all things of naught,~Under whose feet,
22    IX|          earth and all her sable things;~After a storm so spreadeth
23     X|       writ,~To tell the event of things to end unbrought;~Then say,
24     X|        the sure events unfold~Of things to come, or destinies foretell,~
25     X|       mumbled strange and secret things.~ ~ LXVI~"She read, and
26     X|         when on vain and foolish things men dream;~At last our shade
27     X|          And there he learned of things and haps to come,~To give
28     X|       human sound,~And told what things his wisdom great foresaw,~
29     X|      foresee he shall do greater things,~And wicked emperors conquer
30    XI| blasphemies they hear and cursed things;~So with Apollo's harp Pan
31    XI|       well disposed all,~And all things done which to the high degree~
32   XII|     strong, and Solyman,~Strange things have done, and purchased
33   XII|          If you went forth great things perform you would,~In my
34   XII|           Attend awhile, strange things unfold I will,~Hear both
35   XIV|       drown,~To set his heart on things so base and vild,~That servile
36   XIV|     Great wonders there, strange things I will bewray,~Things good
37   XIV|    strange things I will bewray,~Things good for you to hear, and
38   XIV|          earth, the nurse of all things made,~And but you brought
39   XIV|          might climb~To know all things that God had framed or wrought,~
40    XV|       time to change the face of things.~ ~ XXIII~Four times the
41   XVI|          the queen her household things surveyed,~And left her lord
42  XVII|     times how stood the state of things,~What power this monarch
43  XVII|   blackness be~All colors hid of things in earth or sky,~Nor could
44  XVII|          in war,~As if they were things done indeed and wrought,~
45  XVII|          not by art or skill, of things future~Can the plain truth
46 XVIII|       monsters, and all dreadful things~Thou shalt subdue, which
47 XVIII|        And while he talked great things tossed in his thought,~Said, "
48   XIX|       their fears.~But while the things hapt thus, Vafrino goes~
49   XIX|       last.~Vafrine, these great things heard, with grief and care~
50    XX|       judge or guess at heavenly things,~This was the angel which
51    XX|      troops to earth he brought,~Things wondrous, strange, incredible
52    XX|       hour altereth the state of things,~Raymond requites his loss,