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 1     I|     fit to mow;~Eight hundred horse (from Champain came) he
 2     I|    from train,~Some troops of horse that lightly armed ride~
 3    II|      kingdom to invade,~These horse and foot, how canst them
 4   III|  bright in skies,~And man and horse amid the dust descries.~ ~
 5   III|      more,~But that Rinaldo's horse e'en then down fell,~And
 6     V|     men dwell,~But turned his horse and to Rinaldo went,~Who,
 7    VI|    and despite,~He stayed his horse, and waxed red for shame,~
 8    VI|      With that he spurred his horse with speed and haste,~Forgetting
 9    VI| squire abode,~There took they horse forthwith and forward rode.~ ~
10   VII|       longing ear~If noise of horse or noise of arms he hear.~ ~
11   VII|      dreadful fight;~Upon his horse long while he tarried not,~
12   VII|       So spurred he forth his horse with desperate race:~Raymond
13   VII|       avoided nimbly with his horse,~He was no prentice in those
14   VII|       every side,~There lay a horse, another through the field~
15   VII|      their array,~And men and horse on heaps together lay.~ ~
16   VII|     that stopped both man and horse.~Surprised with this evil
17  VIII|        That dreadful noise of horse and arms they hear,~And
18    IX|    steed, that underneath his horse~The hardy infant tumbled
19    IX|      with this, down from his horse~He lights, and that dead
20    XI|      bands on foot,~The light horse ride far off and serve for
21  XVII|      spy,~Nor track of man or horse, or aught that might~Inform
22 XVIII|   shall,~And number all their horse and footmen all;~ ~ LIX~"
23   XIX|  unseen abode,~There took she horse, and from the camp they
24   XIX|     many bands are found~Both horse and foot, of little force
25   XIX|       borne,~For under him no horse can stir or stand;~The third
26    XX|  chosen bands,~And with those horse some footmen armed light,~
27    XX|     and viewed them all, both horse and foot;~His face was bare,
28    XX|        In midst the foot, the horse were on each side,~The right
29    XX|       in the dusty street~His horse tore with his teeth, bruised
30    XX| friends' and fone,~On a swift horse she mounts, and forth she