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 1     I|       And still preserved from danger, harm and scath,~By many
 2     I|      He brought, that death or danger feared not:~It was their
 3    II|     been,~But such as greatest danger with them draw:~Be you commandress
 4    II|      groom~And silly maid from danger to redeem,~Condemned to
 5    II|   field of death, watered with danger's streams;~High state, the
 6    II|       is our harbor, safe from danger's floods;~This is our bield,
 7   III|  threatened storm of death and danger near.~Behold your foes;"
 8    IV|      the thanks, for yours the danger is,~If aught succeed, as
 9     V|  thought~For death unsent for, danger comes unsought.~ ~  IV~"
10     V|   Since then the feat is easy, danger none,~All set in battle
11     V|       gentle princess, who the danger knew,~Between them stepped,
12    VI|    gentle knight whom God from danger shield.~ ~ XXIX~This youth
13    VI|       said,~Behold thy dear in danger to be slain;~So with suspect,
14    VI|     ear did fill,~Doubling his danger, doubling so her fear,~That
15    VI|        they silent pass,~Where danger least, least fear, least
16    VI|        for my sake her life in danger is;~Himself forthwith he
17   VII|       dear lord from that huge danger bear:~But lo, at hand unseen
18   VII|      Argantes such thy present danger was,~When Satan stirred
19  VIII|    this his doubt, in this his danger lies,~No hazard else he
20    IX|    your hearts affright,~Where danger most appears, there fear
21    IX|    strength assays,~And little danger found, though much he sought,~
22     X|        aid,~Upon our heels our danger treadeth still,~For your
23     X|      to this state of loss and danger great,~From this strong
24     X|      and sword, with death and danger great.~ ~ LVIII~And for
25   XII|    borne,~Bold in all acts, no danger can affright~Your heart,
26   XII|      arms and wonted gear,~Her danger nigh that sudden change
27   XII|       had I gone, I would from danger free~Have brought to Sion
28  XIII|        labor would he shun, no danger fear,~His valor, boldness,
29  XIII| Perchance more terror far than danger bring.~But hap what shall;"
30  XIII|     suffered woe,~Distress and danger, hell's infernal power~Their
31   XIV|     one tree?~Gainst death and danger who dares battle make,~With
32   XIV|     all the hill,~The greatest danger lies, and greatest ill:~ ~
33    XV|       spring,"~Quoth they, "of danger and of deadly pain,~Here
34  XVII|       be the conquest, and the danger mine;~And let them safe
35  XVII|      is your voyage done,~From danger safe in travel off which
36 XVIII|      And where most harm, most danger was, he fought,~And where
37   XIX|       his face,~Nor death, nor danger, but disgrace he fears,~
38   XIX|        stayed last,~Yet to the danger he gave place at length,~
39   XIX|        took rest,~Till on like danger, like mishap I hit,~A troop
40    XX|   bring us many victories,~The danger none, the labor will be
41    XX|      could make her shrink, no danger yield,~By Thermodont was
42    XX|    nought,~The greatest peril, danger, most he sought.~ ~ CXIII~