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 1     I|   pay.~ ~ XXIV~"What to this hour successively is done~Was
 2    II|   May thither walk ere third hour of the day.~Oh, when the
 3    II|       And build a city in an hour's space.~When lo, disguised
 4    II| divided found:~Besides, each hour thy bands are weaker made~
 5    IV|      I hasten might my dying hour:~Thus restless waited I,
 6    IV|    For every action hath his hour of speeding:~Medea or false
 7     V|      did in such a place and hour,~As if he scorned your rule,
 8     V|      to earth she cast,~"The hour is come, my Lord," she humbly
 9    VI|   and fortify!~The time, the hour now fitteth best the thing,~
10   VII| Neptune's wrath, for many an hour,~And yields not up her bruised
11  VIII|   brave report,~So that each hour seemed five years long,~
12  VIII|      dear friends to us,~One hour hath spent, in one unlucky
13  VIII|    LXV~"Nor speak I how each hour, at every need,~Quick, ready,
14  VIII| sleeps in fear and dread one hour,~And this pestiferous serpent,
15    IX|     Frenchmen, when in lucky hour~Arrived Guelpho, and his
16    IX|       our death, our end and hour:~No eye, however virtuous,
17    IX|   smiled, and said, "Of mine hour short or long~Let heaven
18    IX|     etern shall be,~At every hour the bow of war new bent,~
19     X|  must last till the prefixed hour~That it be raised by Egypt'
20   XII|    sleep our foes at deadest hour."~The king with that cast
21   XII|   what long days do make one hour doth mar.~ ~ XLVII~Two Christian
22   XII|      shut forth, for in that hour~Wherein they closed the
23   XII|    said," quoth he, "in evil hour;~Thy vaunting speeches,
24   XII|     But now, alas, the fatal hour arrives~That her sweet life
25  XIII| therefore he despatched that hour~To hew the trees out of
26  XIII|      their actions from this hour:~What they begin to blessed
27  XVII|       and Caliphs since that hour~Are his successors named
28  XVII|     Armida came, even at the hour~When in the plains, old
29  XVII|   been, for service ere that hour;~Their arms were strong
30   XIX|   devise?~Think'st thou this hour must end thy life untrue?~
31   XIX|   died,~And would his latest hour which now drew nigh,~Illustrate
32   XIX|       alas! behold the fatal hour~That ends our life, and
33    XX|    hand gives each his fatal hour;~Rinald appeased Armida;
34    XX|  they that chased;~So in one hour altereth the state of things,~
35    XX|    thee death's strokes each hour divideth?~Com'st thou to