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 1     I|   Thrace, which now captived stands,~You must from realms and
 2     I|      speed~As with his honor stands and with our need.~ ~ LXX~"
 3    II|    of skies,~An hidden alter stands, far out of sight,~On which
 4   III|      beams,~Save that a wood stands six miles from the town,'~
 5   III|      stood;~By north Samaria stands, and on that side~The golden
 6   VII| weapons lies:~ ~ LXXXI~There stands the lance wherewith great
 7   VII|  blessed weapons there which stands~Upon a diamond shield his
 8    IX|   camp, while thus secure it stands."~This said, her poison
 9    IX|      were, mongst whom there stands,~In silver field, the ensign
10     X|      drown;~Therein a castle stands, to which by sight~But o'
11  XIII|   pass,~Henceforth in safety stands your regal seat,~Your foe,
12  XIII|      in his lap, he barehead stands,~And his bright helm to
13    XV|   old temple of false Hammon stands:~Next Ptolemais, and that
14    XV|      a lake a stately palace stands,~That overlooks all mountains,
15  XVII|     the city on the frontier stands~Of Juda's realm, as men
16  XVII|      clime where burnt Syene stands,~Hence bounded in with sandy
17  XVII|   besprent,~The world amazed stands; and with her fly~An host
18  XVII|     on the eastern threshold stands:~But when the western seas
19  XVII|    and craggy hill~Of virtue stands this bliss, this good of
20 XVIII| giantess before him high she stands,~Like Briareus armed with
21 XVIII|  attire~Is clad, and crowned stands in kingly sort,~Is Bishop
22 XVIII|    the blood, in ponds there stands the gore,~And drowns the
23   XIX|   that in might~Excels; that stands, this goes and comes again,~
24   XIX|   the old and stately temple stands,~All soiled with gore and
25   XIX|  memory thereof, this trophy stands.' "~The duke replied, "Ne'
26    XX|  were, used to that service, stands;~The adventurers then, in
27    XX|     But to be slain or taken stands in fear,~Though with a bow