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 1     I|      well inured to chase and ride,~In diet spare, untired
 2     I|      horse that lightly armed ride~He sent to scour the woods
 3     I|    tumbling billows fraughted ride~The armed ships, coasting
 4   III|  words them heartened as they ride,~"Let us by some brave act,"
 5     V|       quoth Godfrey, "let him ride~And brawl elsewhere, here
 6     V|  night; such haste had she to ride.~ ~ LXXIX~The conqueress
 7    VI|     Afric's deserts durst she ride or go,~Save that her honor,
 8    VI|    king commands, this late I ride."~ ~ XCVI~Her woman's voice
 9    VI|   thought.~ ~ XCVIII~Armed to ride among her angry foes,~She
10    VI|      as her swift steed could ride.~ ~ CVIII~But Poliphern,
11    VI|    must it be~Should make her ride by night among her foes:~
12   VII|      wist not by what path to ride,~And time drew near when
13   VII|      language answered he,~"I ride where noble Boemond hath
14  VIII|     we were armed, and fit to ride,~The nearest way seemed
15     X|       and weary climbed up to ride;~The snake that on his crest
16     X|       er hills and dales doth ride:~But when the night cast
17     X|      was to them within which ride,~And heaven and earth without,
18     X|      way, the way to death we ride,~But Providence Divine thus
19    XI|      on foot,~The light horse ride far off and serve for wings,~
20    XI|      whereon the piece should ride,~The maimed engine could
21   XII|         What haste hast thou? ride softly, take thy breath,~
22   XIV|   quoth he, "if you intend to ride,~And follow each report
23   XIV|      arms less noted false to ride.~A headless corse in fight
24    XV| through raging waves secure I ride,~To which all tempest, storm,
25   XVI|  south, but still did forward ride~O'er seas and streams, till
26  XVII|      s realm, as men to Egypt ride,~Built near the sea, beside
27  XVII|      their nimble steeds they ride,~Like a swift storm their
28  XVII|    kings, both subjects also, ride,~And of two bands of archers
29  XVII|  journey hastes them forth to ride.~ ~ LXXXV~"High time it
30 XVIII|       woe and horror sad doth ride.~Here runs the blood, in
31   XIX|    thence the camp remove, to ride~They were resolved, their
32   XIX|         XCVIII~"And caused me ride to seek my lord and knight,~
33   XIX|   night, and on their journey ride.~ ~ CII~Through the highways
34   XIX|     virgin chaste did Vafrine ride,~As he that was her squire,
35    XX|    conquest, Mars and Fortune ride.~ ~ LXXIII~Between the armies