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 1    II|           sign is in his Apogaeon placed,~And when it moveth next,
 2   III|         devoutly in their temples placed;~The rest, of members strong
 3   III|        earthly aid, in heaven yet placed~Thou wilt procure its help
 4   VII|      cheer,~Yet welcomed her, and placed her by her side.~The princess
 5   VII|           and trees so thick were placed,~And so obscure the shadows
 6     X|    thought such care and heed was placed.~But now from deeps of regions
 7    XI|          costly and rich feast he placed,~And with the highest room
 8    XI|           street~New regiments he placed and weapons new.~The matrons
 9    XI|         new-made port,~Himself he placed, with nimble skips and light,~
10   XII|       queen, as her chief eunuch, placed;~Black was this queen as
11   XII|           altars I have offerings placed,~And sacrificed myrrh, frankincense
12   XII|       they brought, and thus they placed were~In sundry rooms, yet
13   XII|          dear on my dear mistress placed!~My flames within, without
14  XIII|     quench nor dews that fall,~So placed are the planets high and
15  XIII|          not these souls in quiet placed,~Oh be not cruel as thy
16   XIV|        the searchers to a wizard, placed~Deep in a vault, who first
17   XIV|     presented were.~His dream had placed him in a crystal wide,~Beset
18   XIV|          says,~The body therefore placed she in that part~That furthered
19    XV|    Tripoli, gainst which is Malta placed,~That low and hid, to lurk
20    XV| Whereunder Love himself in ambush placed:~At last she warbled forth
21   XVI|          and crags, by kind there placed;~She in her coach which
22  XVII|        garrison the king of Egypt placed,~And for it nearer was,
23  XVII|       still increased, within far placed~That part is now where ships
24  XVII|         The first Soldan of Ormus placed in the wide~Huge Persian
25  XVII|          Vatican~She brought, and placed in Peter's chair again.~ ~
26 XVIII|       next the camp confines~They placed spies, who marked all they
27 XVIII|           where late in vain they placed were:~But he who at his
28 XVIII|           old, betwixt two furies placed;~ ~ LXXXVIII~And now the
29   XIX|     forlorn,~Some sea or mountain placed twixt thee and me,~And well
30   XIX|       mountains steep so laid and placed~As if some theatre or closed
31    XX|      might,~All his best armed he placed, and chosen bands,~And with
32    XX|      speedy, pleasant, sweet, and placed well.~ ~ XIV~"My hardy host,
33    XX|       crossbows and his slings he placed,~Where room best served
34    XX|          The bloody Pagan now was placed near:~But when his colors
35    XX|      recalled them, in array them placed,~Stayed those that fled,
36    XX|       chance and fortune cast,~If placed in these thy good and comfort
37    XX|        her tender side his arm he placed,~His hand her girdle loosed,