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 1    IV| princely word~The burden of thy wish and hope repose,~That when
 2    IV|     this present war,~Or that I wish you should your armies raise~
 3     V|            LVIII~"And where you wish he should himself submit~
 4     V|     LXXXIV~"If me you love, why wish you me deprived~In so great
 5     V|     state, my life, my right.~I wish my hapless self no longer
 6    VI|        low denies,~Ten thousand wish to meet you on the green;~
 7    VI|      And as they favor, so they wish success,~These hope true
 8   VII|      wealth or kingly crown:~No wish for honor, thirst of others'
 9   VII|         coats.~ ~ XI~"We little wish, we need but little wealth,~
10  VIII|         this I hope, for that I wish no less,~Of greater merit
11     X|       rash is your desire, your wish too bold,~To mortal heart
12     X|      And without her let us not wish to live.~ ~ XXXVIII~"Nor
13   XII|        her peace, her will, her wish did measure.~ ~ XXIII~"Her
14  XIII|       been,~Augmented thus with wish of comforts old,~Those waters
15   XIV|       with speed,~When most you wish him and when most you need.~ ~
16   XIV|        this desirous band~Their wish, their hope, their strength,
17    XV|         stable, and entire,~Thy wish repugns, and gainst thy
18   XVI|       Christians all, chiefly I wish thee ill:~I was a Pagan
19   XVI|        I am known and kenned,~I wish this fact should still concealed
20  XVII|       and sought,~And with that wish transported him so far~That
21 XVIII|      naught:~Yet this I further wish, that some were sent~To
22   XIX|        for thee;~For thou shalt wish, of hope and help forlorn,~
23   XIX|        spoil of thee,~Nor glory wish, nor seek a victor's right~
24   XIX|     gold nor guerdon shalt thou wish or want.~ ~ LXV~"Those counterfeited
25    XX|         shaft, this charm,~This wish she sent: Heaven grant it
26    XX|        signs I note~That whom I wish, I search, thou, thou art
27    XX|      and death I strove~My last wish, was revenge -- last word,