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 1     I|       Lord discovered had, and seen~The hidden secrets of each
 2     I|    acts had done, most battles seen;~Grave was the man in years,
 3    IV|      power and be it therefore seen,~Armida lived, and died,
 4    VI|   armed men, for often had she seen~The tragic end of many a
 5    VI|   thought on horseback to have seen~That feeble damsel armed
 6   VII|    last.~ ~ LXXVII~And had you seen the beast, you would have
 7  VIII|      lies~As to discern things seen and not mistake,~I saw like
 8  VIII|     His heavy hauberk was both seen and known,~And his brand
 9    IX|     flash the rafting seas are seen;~Some fled away, because
10     X|      was of proof so true;~Yet seen it was to them within which
11  XIII|        believe it scant though seen,~What of the fire, the shades,
12  XIII|        gliding rivers erst had seen~Adown their verdant channels
13   XIV|        his youth had known and seen~The fashions strange of
14    XV|       tell the wonders therein seen~Another day, and say, there
15    XV|       thus she said, the first seen isle gave place,~And high
16    XV|        cold, pure, and scantly seen;~Yet so transparent, that
17   XVI|   viewed first and last,~Which seen, they forward pressed, and
18   XVI|    their dear leaves, and less seen, fairer seems,~And after
19   XVI|     best,~Not in this glass is seen, but in my breast.~ ~ XXII~"
20  XVII|        his kings long time had seen~That Ptolemies and Pharaohs
21  XVII|     beauties to embrace,~Scant seen, with anger sullen, sad
22  XVII| offspring high,~Here hast thou seen the branch, the bole, the
23  XVII|       dangers all foresee, and seen, prevent.~ ~ XCIII~"But
24 XVIII|     above all other plants was seen~That forest's lady and that
25 XVIII|       Straight o'er the tents, seen by the soldiers all;~With
26 XVIII|     face of heaven was scantly seen,~Hid with the clouds of
27 XVIII|     and the Pagans slain,~This seen, the duke no longer stay
28   XIX|       and fro they pass:~Which seen and heard, he said within
29   XIX|     weakest is, soon should be seen,~Nor thou, nor thy great
30   XIX|      loss was greater than was seen or known,~There ended not,