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 1    II|       Hands quake for fear, all feet for dread do run,~And though
 2   III| Feathered their thoughts, their feet in wings were dight,~Swiftly
 3   III|      leaves.~ ~ VII~Their naked feet trod on the dusty way,~Following
 4    IV|         these tears that on thy feet distil,~Redeem the drops
 5    IV|     LXII~"By these thy glorious feet, that tread secure~On necks
 6     V|      will die free~Before these feet be fettered in a chain:~
 7     V|       lend her aid,~When at his feet herself to earth she cast,~"
 8    VI|         vesture, pendant to her feet,~Erminia doft, as erst determined
 9    IX|        where he goes, under his feet he treads~The armed Saracens,
10    IX|   things of naught,~Under whose feet, subjected to his grace,~
11    IX|       inclined~At his Creator's feet with reverence due;~Then
12    IX|         and spreed,~Thunder his feet, his nostrils fire breathe
13     X|     than,~The wheels or horses' feet upon the land~Had left no
14     X|        let them see,~And in thy feet hath been thy safeguard
15     X|       there hiding,~My legs and feet both into one were brought,~
16    XI|     aged tyrant tottered on his feet~From gate to gate, from
17   XII|      with dreadful sound,~Their feet stand fast, and neither
18   XII|    their hands, steadfast their feet remain,~Nor blow nor loin
19   XIV|         XLIV~"And underneath my feet the clouds I view,~Now thick,
20   XIV|    bound his neck his hands and feet;~Thus bound, thus taken,
21    XV|       joy to weep,~Before their feet a dropping crystal played~
22    XV|       court apply~Their cunning feet, and dance now swift now
23   XVI|      And hell to roar under her feet begun,~You might have heard
24   XIX|         go his hold, and on his feet up flew:~ ~ XIX~Far slower
25   XIX|   appease thy woe,~Cast at your feet ere you expect the thing,~
26    XX|         teeth, bruised with his feet.~ ~ XXXIX~By this brave
27    XX|     seem~To move their legs and feet in hasty sort,~Yet feel
28    XX|      rode aright,~Her palfrey's feet signs in the grass outware:~