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 1     I|    man in years, in looks, in word,~His locks were gray, yet
 2     I|       victory."~And with that word and warning soon was dight,~
 3    II|     Of all our forces: be thy word a law."~This said, the virgin
 4    II|     Departs a foe, in act, in word, in thought,~The law of
 5   III|      dying eyes,~He speaks no word, yet makes his signs to
 6   III|  greater hire;"~And with that word close to the walls he starts,~
 7    IV|  esteem~To encounter me whose word prevaileth more~In Godfrey'
 8    IV|      thee, and on my princely word~The burden of thy wish and
 9     V|       his rival to attend his word;~Thus with fair sleight
10     V|  cried he loud, and with that word~About his head he tossed
11     V|      damsel fair assured,~His word was passed and should not
12     V|         LXXXIII~And with that word his cutting sword he drew,~
13    VI|     his lady and his mistress word,~She might be welcome to
14   VII|       death with many an idle word.~ ~ XXXII~"O thou, whom
15   VII|     sceptre, conquer with thy word,~Let others combat make
16   VII|  battle eke with many a lowly word,~Ralph, Rosimond, and Eberard
17  VIII|  their fury with his look and word.~ ~ ~ I~Now were the skies
18     X|  knights, so dreadful was his word;~A storm was in his front,
19    XI|   martyrs died to confirm his word;~ ~ IX~And them also whose
20   XII|       them both, and gave the word.~ ~ XLIV~Silent they passed
21   XII| remain,~Each one to speak one word long time forbears,~Tancred
22   XII|      if he break his oath and word,~Upon this head cast thunder
23   XIV|    humbly yielded to obey his word,~For what the hermit said,
24   XIV|   their thought,~That not one word they uttered, till at last~
25   XVI|           XXIII~And with that word she smiled, and ne'ertheless~
26  XVII|       bind myself by oath and word:~Now he that deems this
27  XVII|       Christ's true faith and word,~And of his former lord
28   XIX|    they rushed to execute his word,~But hard and dangerous
29   XIX|     had sworn, nor should his word be vain,~To kill the man
30   XIX|    each hath vowed to give by word and oath?~You are my champions,
31    XX|       have spoke, but not one word could frame,~Deep sobs their
32    XX| neither sound, nor voice, nor word send out:~ ~ CVI~So run
33    XX|     wish, was revenge -- last word, was love."~ ~ CXXVII~And
34    XX|          CXXVII~And with that word half mad, half dead, she
35    XX|  trust no speech. no oath, no word;~Yet in mine eyes, my zeal,