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 1     I|        But sittest crowned with stars' immortal rays~In Heaven,
 2     I|          As far above the clear stars every one,~As it is hence
 3    II| heavenly mind,~Where sun, moon, stars, of love, faith, virtue,
 4   III|        dangerous seas and under stars unknowe,~Thrall to the faithless
 5    IV|          And tear the twinkling stars from trembling sky.~ ~ V~
 6    IV|    success presage,~For neither stars above, nor powers of hell,~
 7    VI|   Whether the sun, the moon, or stars appear,~To give them time
 8   VII|   splendor losed,~And all those stars on heaven's blue face that
 9  VIII|        quoth he,~"The sands and stars in number best resemble,~
10    IX|      precious dew,~The moon and stars for fear of sprites were
11    IX|      The firmament, where fixed stars all shine;~ ~  LXI~Unlike
12     X|         issue and what ends the stars~Allot to Asia's troubles,
13   XII|       Last morn, from skies ere stars exiled were,~In deep and
14  XIII|         quenched out,~And cruel stars in heaven did signorize,~
15  XIII| embroidered bright~With blazing stars and gliding fires for gold,~
16  XIII|       began to shake,~The fixed stars, the planets wandering still,~
17   XIV|        The signs in heaven, the stars in every sphere~All that
18   XIV|        on the circles vast,~The stars, their motions, course and
19   XIV|         and precious stone~Like stars in sky or lamps on stage
20   XIV|       mortal sight,~And all the stars, their motions, and their
21   XIV|        comate, crinite, caudate stars are framed~I knew; my skill
22   XVI|   worthy mirror be!~And in dear stars try shape and image see."~ ~
23  XVII|     Bear did note,~Or wandering stars which dearest nights forthspread:~
24  XVII|       silver ray,~Therein, like stars in skies, the diamonds show~
25 XVIII|         Her fixed and wandering stars the azure sky,~So framed
26   XIX|      Her eyes, love's twinkling stars, she bent to ground,~Weep
27   XIX|      down the west~Fast set the stars, and called them all to