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 1     I|     courage bold,~He took from Guelpho, and his fathers old.~ ~
 2     I|   gilden arms of price.~ ~ XLI~Guelpho next them the land and place
 3   III|   child.~ ~ LXIII~"With him is Guelpho, as his noble mate,~In birth,
 4     V|   eagle shine:"~With that came Guelpho and those words approved,~
 5     V|    conquest bring.~ ~ LIII~But Guelpho, when the prince his leave
 6     V| approaching, forthwith spake,~"Guelpho," quoth he, "for thee I
 7     V|       to naught."~ ~ LVII~Lord Guelpho answered thus: "What heart
 8     V|        be ended:~And you, Lord Guelpho, for your nephew's sake,~
 9   VII|    would combat fain,~Stephen, Guelpho, Gernier and the Gerrards
10    IX|       The duke, this heard, to Guelpho turned, and prayed~Him his
11    IX| between,~By divers paths, Lord Guelpho to the hill,~And Godfrey
12    IX|     when in lucky hour~Arrived Guelpho, and his helping band,~He
13    IX|    press and throng,~But hardy Guelpho gainst Clorinda sweet~Ventured
14    IX|      her blade.~ ~ LXXIII~Lord Guelpho struck again, but hit her
15    IX|      twain above his eye:~Near Guelpho now the battle waxed hot,~
16    IX|        On that steep brae Lord Guelpho would not than~Hazard his
17    XI|      with his hand he beckoned Guelpho near,~And said, "I must
18    XI|        to the Pagans most,~Was Guelpho's sudden fall in all men'
19   XIV|     recall the youth.~ ~ XVII~"Guelpho shall pray thee, God shall
20   XIV|      ruled by wit.~ ~ XXI~Lord Guelpho there, within whose gentle
21   XIV|       your hope and my desire:~Guelpho, thou must call home the
22   XIV|       courage, strong of hand,~Guelpho was glad he did the proffer
23   XIV|     youthful seasons were~Lord Guelpho entertained and held him
24   XIV|       again the champion bold,~Guelpho commands them to the fort
25  XVII|     Sprung from the branch did Guelpho bold appear,~Guelpho his
26  XVII|       did Guelpho bold appear,~Guelpho his son by Cunigond his
27  XVII|      fair above,~Fornenst Lord Guelpho, Bertold issued out,~With
28 XVIII|        for in a ring~About him Guelpho, Tancred and the rest~Stood,
29 XVIII|  proaching near,~To him called Guelpho, and the Roberts twain,~