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 1     I|      brave,~Glistering in filed steel and armor sheen,~With jolly
 2     I|      unwares he met,~In shining steel, all save her visage fair,~
 3     I|      tried,~Not surely armed in steel or iron strong,~But each
 4    II|         may'st be won,~Admit no steel can hurt or wound thy side,~
 5    II|      sword, whereof the web was steel,~Pommel, rich stone; hilt
 6   III|         XXX~But yet the cutting steel arrived there,~Where her
 7   III| foremost of his rank,~In sturdy steel forth stept the warrior
 8   III|        sank,~The next under his steel lay on the mould,~Under
 9   III|       incarnate was,~A pearl in steel, a diamond set in brass.~ ~
10     V|    thousand blades of burnished steel~Glistered on heaps like
11    VI|       skill.~ ~ XCII~The rugged steel oppressed and offended~Her
12    VI| presumed to hold,~The burnished steel bright rays far off extended,~
13   VII|      blow withstood,~The wicked steel seized deep in his right
14   VII|        loudly rung the sounding steel;~Yet pierced he not the
15   VII|      much behoved,~And with the steel, his blood out streaming
16  VIII|     same,~Glistering in shining steel leaped foremost out,~His
17  VIII|    constant breast he flies;~No steel could shield them from his
18    IX|        his heart were forged of steel or brass,~Yet still he lived,
19    XI|        shaft headed with mortal steel,~So fit to shoot she singled
20    XI|     from the string,~The wicked steel his gauntlet breaks and
21    XI|      stout~Headed with poignant steel a lance he shook,~No casting
22  XIII|     trees to earth with cutting steel to bring:~Thither went Ismen
23   XIV|     charmed treen,~With cutting steel shall he to earth down hew,~
24    XV|     every tender limb~In sturdy steel and stubborn plate they
25    XX|        sad and sullen grow,~The steel his brightness lost, the
26    XX|       stiff and well-attempered steel behind,~He shielded Raymond
27    XX|  darling kind~If storm or cruel steel the tree down cast,~And