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 1     I|     kindness shall we lose, I doubt,~And be a byword to the
 2     I|       Our sureties shall with doubt be overcast.~If we forslow
 3     I|   charge, but soon retire for doubt,~Like fire of straw, soon
 4     I|      star.~ ~ LXIX~"And for I doubt the Greekish monarch sly~
 5     I|       fear he adds a new-come doubt,~Treason he fears within,
 6    II|        let be your strife and doubt,~You both shall win, and
 7    IV|    porter durst not whine for doubt;~Still were the Furies,
 8    IV|     so fair a chevisance,~For doubt or fear that might from
 9     V|   amazement bred;~Famine they doubt, and new come foes beside:~
10    VI|     victorious: if hereof you doubt,~Take it for pledge, wherein
11    VI|     wrong nor treason let him doubt or fear,~Some here shall
12    VI|    most ypraised,~Of that was doubt and disputation raised.~ ~
13    VI|    the squire had filled with doubt~By his sweet words, supposed
14   VII| warriors hold, what makes you doubt?~Why run you not, there
15  VIII|       be wrought:~In this his doubt, in this his danger lies,~
16    IX|     which, and joyed in their doubt:~But what their birth did
17     X|    such an one,~Such signs of doubt show in his cheer and face;~
18     X|     be long up pent,~Famine I doubt, our store will all be spent.~ ~
19    XI|     valors well may judge the doubt,~What sayest thou? amongst
20   XII|       an act suspicion had or doubt,~To wilderness my steps
21  XIII|   lights, and shrunk away for doubt,~The feeble moon her silver
22  XIII|        My lord, let fear, let doubt and sorrow pass,~Henceforth
23  XIII| conquest, shameful death they doubt,~Of their distress they
24   XVI|       twixt life and death in doubt?~Could he not stay? could
25  XVII|       conquest had he fear or doubt:~To him Armida came, even
26  XVII|       without fear of harm or doubt of foe~March to the camp,
27 XVIII|     battered be: where others doubt~There venture thou, and
28   XIX|      little labor bring, less doubt, no fear,~This tower, our
29   XIX|      Those arms, but yet that doubt he could not clear.~ ~ LXVI~
30   XIX|   bewrays,~Fortune of all his doubt the knots undid,~So that
31   XIX|    love,~And what you left in doubt shall thus be done,~We will
32    XX| undertook that task alone;~No doubt could make her shrink, no
33    XX|     encounter him had fear or doubt,~Though his right hand by
34    XX|       rage and fury, fear and doubt~Remained behind, among his