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 1     I|         prepared~To execute the charge imposed aright,~In form
 2     I|        Heaven on him above this charge had laid,~But, for his great
 3     I|        them to fight far off or charge at hand,~All valiant Normans
 4     I|       with labor long;~Ready to charge, and to retire at will,~
 5     I|     soft, delicate;~Boldly they charge, but soon retire for doubt,~
 6     I|      Christians laid the double charge.~ ~ LXXXV~His native wrath
 7    II|      about;~If each perform his charge and duty so,~Nought but
 8    II|       lambs to hungry wolves in charge,~But labor's virtues watching,
 9   III|         come and give a furious charge:~Argantes' self fell at
10    IV|      The sweet Armida took this charge on hand,~A tender piece,
11    IV|       hath.~ ~ XLV~"He took the charge of me and of the crown,~
12    IV| betrayed me,~My genius sees his charge, but dares not own me,~Of
13    IV|     fame and praise,~That to no charge nor service bounden are,~
14     V|      should aspire~To rule that charge for which he seeks and strives,~
15     V|       own election,~That in his charge Lord Dudon might succeed,~
16     V|      with Gernando strived.~The charge some deal thee haply honor
17     V|      war so brust,~Take you the charge that he before us come~To
18    VI|      avoideth quick his furious charge,~And gave him eke a wound
19    VI|     servant true~To execute the charge imposed, flew;~ ~ CI~And
20   VII|    XXXVIII~His foe, his furious charge not well abiding,~Traversed
21   VII|      selected hath,~To whom the charge was given to guard the knight,~
22   VII|         of strength enough this charge to bear,~And time to strike,
23    IX|        his shoulders broad doth charge~And from his lofty crest
24    IX|       the Soldan in this latest charge~Had done as much as human
25    XI|      used but in some desperate charge.~ ~ LII~From hence he sees
26    XI|      spoken, scant received the charge,~When on his leg a sudden
27    XI|       foes so fierce the Pagans charge,~And with good-fortune so
28    XI|       What! are you weary for a charge so short?"~ ~ LXII~Thus
29   XII|        last,~And to a nurse the charge of thee commend,~And sporting
30   XII|      flaming blade,~He said, 'I charge thee execute aright,~That
31   XII|       thee execute aright,~That charge this infant's mother on
32   XII|         They run, they give the charge, begin the fray,~And all
33   XII|       execute again her hateful charge,~But tattling fame the sorrows
34  XIII|        they obeyed and took the charge in hand,~And under every
35   XIV|       call,~This give I thee in charge, else naught at all.~ ~
36   XIV|         these committed was the charge and care~To find and bring
37   XIV|      prison strong, my care, my charge shall be;~So He commands,
38   XIV|        of her dear and precious charge,~And of her love ashamed,
39    XV|    forward bore the knights her charge;~Now through the strait
40    XV|    Straight armed Reason to his charge up starts,~And quencheth
41  XVII|        er which he reigned,~The charge seemed not too weighty for
42  XVII|        bands of archers had the charge,~The first Soldan of Ormus
43 XVIII|   before all those which had or charge~Or office high, the letter
44 XVIII|      still maintain a threefold charge,~And gainst the clouds of
45   XIX|         Drives forth his fleecy charge, and with them flies:~ ~
46   XIX|        few or none,~Who hath in charge in plain and pitched field,~
47    XX|         mind~To compass us, and charge our troops behind."~ ~ XII~
48    XX|     heedless foes to assail and charge:~Slingers and archers were
49    XX|        Raymond from the furious charge,~From swords, from darts,
50    XX|  spurred his steed and gave the charge.~ ~ CXV~The Christian saw