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 1    II|    tarry till their chieftain spoke,~But for the knight was
 2   III|     over:~ ~  XIX~At last she spoke, and with a crafty sleight~
 3   III|    slain;~And being come thus spoke he to the rest,~"Warriors,
 4    IV| Furies, while their sovereign spoke,~And swift Cocytus stayed
 5     V|      know no law, as erst you spoke,~How vile and base our empire
 6   VII|   called he then, and thus he spoke;~"Go to the camp, and in
 7  VIII|      years hereafter shall be spoke:~I count not how Cilicia'
 8  VIII|      the gate;"~While thus he spoke, the lightning beams did
 9    IX|      them, and then he boldly spoke~These words which rage and
10    IX|    lance, and thus at last he spoke:~"Have you not learned yet
11    IX|         LXXVIII~While thus he spoke, he gave a cruel stroke~
12    IX|  would have answered him, and spoke,~He stopped his words, and
13     X|    gree, my lord, the words I spoke,~As spurs thine ire and
14     X|       By which awaked thus he spoke withal:~ ~ XVIII~"Whoe'er
15     X|   case were clear of which he spoke.~Orcano rose, of princely
16     X|             LII~While thus he spoke, his broad and trenchant
17     X|     doom.~ ~ LXXIV~At last he spoke, in more than human sound,~
18   XII|      lords were met,~Clorinda spoke for both, and said, "Sir
19   XII|      to his murdered love,~He spoke, who heard perchance from
20   XIV|      their greetings done, he spoke and said:~ ~ XXXV~"Great
21   XIV|        With him your soldiers spoke, of jealousy~And false suspect
22   XVI|       and as approving all he spoke,~The choir of birds their
23   XVI|      and wise."~While thus he spoke, her passions found no stay,~
24  XVII|     the shore and sands;~Then spoke their guide, "The land of
25 XVIII|       and bare."~Thus Vafrine spoke, nor longer stayed on this,~
26   XIX|    stepping back, thus gently spoke and said:~ ~ XXI~"Yield,
27    XX|  forever his;~They would have spoke, but not one word could