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 1     I|           Gentonio, and the Gerrards twain.~ ~ LV~Ubaldo then, and
 2     I|       without.~ ~ LXXXIV~For nations twain inhabit there and dwell~
 3    II|           made her room, and on them twain~Her piercing eyes their
 4     V|             old knights, and matrons twain she went,~Where pitched
 5   VII|              His shield was cleft in twain, his helmet bruised,~And
 6   VII|             Gernier and the Gerrards twain;~ ~ LXVII~And Pyrrhus, who
 7   VII|             he hit him on a place or twain,~That on his arms the red
 8   VII|     Balnavile, Guy, and the Gerrards twain;~Yet nothing might his rage
 9  VIII|           lost;~ ~ XXI~"Of thousands twain an hundred scant survived.~
10    IX|    Earthquakes, to tear the world in twain that threat,~Are naught,
11    IX|              to the chin he cleft in twain the head.~ ~ XXXII~Kind
12    IX|           fall his sword, and cut in twain~About his brother twined,
13    IX|          with nimble force~He cut in twain, and 'gainst the stripling
14    IX|            near,~These noble princes twain, so Fortune wrought~From
15    IX|             Albinus then,~And cut in twain the visage of the man.~ ~
16    IX|             sinews and the throat in twain,~The head fell down upon
17    IX|              That cleft his front in twain above his eye:~Near Guelpho
18    IX|           words, and cut his jaws in twain;~Upon his eyes death spread
19     X|              his proud heart rent in twain,~Two inward vultures, Sorrow
20     X|             his camp within a day or twain~He would assault the city'
21     X|            break her talons sharp in twain.~ ~ LXXVI~"His children'
22    XI|             IV~Next morn the bishops twain, the heremite,~And all the
23    XI|           followed, and his brethren twain,~The other princes put on
24    XI|               XXX~"O Macon, break in twain the steeled lance~On wicked
25    XI|        assail he thought,~In battles twain his strength he doth depart,~
26    XI|         again they start.~The Pagans twain this while themselves withdrew~
27   XII|               Nor would I that these twain should leave this hold,~
28   XII|           XVII~Then Ismen said, "You twain that undertake~This hard
29   XII|              know, I am one of those twain~Which late with kindled
30   XIV|            further question make~The twain elected for this enterprise,~
31   XIV|             he brought the champions twain~Down to a vault, wherein
32   XVI|          great fury met those armies twain;~Here burnt a ship, there
33   XVI|              garden and disport,~The twain that hidden in the bushes
34   XVI|            passed with his searchers twain.~Armida of her mount and
35  XVII|           and lovely ladies hundreds twain,~Whose rattling quivers
36  XVII|            them he spied.~ ~ LIX~The twain who first were sent in this
37 XVIII|             Guelpho, and the Roberts twain,~And said, "On horseback
38   XIX|             me with one dear kiss or twain!~Perchance if we alive had
39    XX|          flank and side,~The Roberts twain, two leaders good, he sent;~
40    XX|             thou clov'st and rent in twain,~So Heaven with honor would
41    XX| girdling-stead divided new~In pieces twain, Zopire on earth she laid;~
42    XX|          hurt her lord, and cleft in twain his front.~ ~ XXXVIII~But
43    XX|           head and helm had cleft in twain,~The last in stranger-wise
44    XX|             land,~He cut his neck in twain, flesh, skin and bone,~The
45    XX|            tears boughs and trees in twain,~But with mild blasts, more
46    XX|            LXXIII~Between the armies twain while thus the fight~Waxed
47    XX|             hath all their names but twain;~ ~ XCIV~Gildippes fair,