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 1     I|     kind~Exasperate by such a bloody deed.~For if he need, what
 2   III|      purple drops down railed bloody red,~So rubies set in flaming
 3   III|       Lordlings, behold, this bloody reeking blade~Last night
 4    IV|   feared the doubtful gain of bloody war,~He, that was closely
 5     V|       weak soul was made;~His bloody sword the victor wiped and
 6    VI| outfly,~And skirmish bold and bloody fight begin;~For when last
 7    VI|    their hearts~That saw this bloody fray to ending brought,~
 8    VI|      The tragic end of many a bloody fray;~Her life had full
 9    VI|     with his cruel blade,~The bloody weapon in my wounded side~
10   VII|     slew~The aged dragon in a bloody fight,~There are the dreadful
11   VII|   their false kingdom by this bloody war,~At once made heaven
12  VIII|     shows,~And glory in those bloody wounds and blows.~ ~ XLV~"
13  VIII|        His arms though dusty, bloody, hacked and rent,~Yet well
14    IX|     stout heart in fights and bloody frays,~For all his eild,
15    IX|   Upon our soldiers makes his bloody feast,~Let not their slaughter
16    IX|     Fierce was the encounter, bloody, doubtful, long;~These won,
17    IX|      light,~Amid the tents, a bloody harvest reaped:~Clorinda
18    IX|   knight,~That fierce, stern, bloody, deadly waxed the fight.~ ~
19    IX|       doubtful hazard of that bloody field.~ ~ XCIV~But when
20     X|       and blood;~So from this bloody fray the Soldan hied,~His
21     X|   sent,~And when most hot and bloody was the fight,~By secret
22    XI|     in his neck broke forth a bloody gap;~He underneath that
23    XI|      they wend,~And thus this bloody day was brought to end.~ ~
24   XII|  sweet nymph again,~Or in the bloody fight, where killed was
25  XVII|       did burn and flame~With bloody war, by this fierce people
26   XIX|      this fight;~But yet this bloody conquest feebled had~So
27    XX|    and to Godfredo's side~The bloody Pagan now was placed near:~
28    XX|      weapon made him way with bloody war:~Meanwhile Lord Godfrey
29    XX|       host to turn again,~His bloody coat he put not off, but