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 1     I|     wings,~And to each ear the news and tidings brings.~ ~ XXXIV~
 2    II|   Christians soon this direful news receave,~The trump of death
 3    II|     purest white.~ ~ XXVII~The news of this mishap spread far
 4    II|      chambers, closets, secret news,~And in broad fields preserved
 5     V|    from the seas~Godfrey hears news which him and his displease.~ ~ ~
 6     V|    report can bring the tyrant news,~Or his espials certify
 7     V|      bear,~Upon his looks sate news of loss and death:~"My lord,"
 8    VI|       and said, "Go tell those news~To Godfrey's self, and to
 9    VI|     returned, alas.~With tardy news from Prince Tancredi's tent,~
10    VI|     lay in ambush close:~These news through all the Christian
11   VII|  Christian champions stout,~No news of Tancred since his secret
12  VIII|     and such sad things,~Great news he brings, and greatest
13  VIII|        guide to be,~To hearken news the knights by heaps assemble,~
14  VIII|         Would God some gladder news I might unfold,"~And there
15  VIII|    deserved fame;~Besides, the news and tidings from each part~
16  VIII|     scouts return and bring us news,~That dreadful noise of
17  VIII|  sighed the duke, so did these news him grieve,~Fears in his
18    IX|       approach their speed the news prevent.~ ~ XIV~Alecto left
19   XII|      ever."~ ~ C~Meanwhile the news in that besieged town~Of
20  XIII| adventure great to prove,~Some news he may report us of the
21   XIV|        they shall hear certain news,~And learn the way, the
22   XIV| thousand ways,~Which every day news from the camp might tell,~
23 XVIII|    whence each one brings~Such news of furies, goblins, fiends,
24   XIX|        great assembly store of news affords,~He sided there
25   XIX|   entrance found, for till his news were known,~Naught was concluded
26   XIX|    talk applies,~"The greatest news, my lord, are yet behind,~
27    XX|    fierce Turk and brought him news of all.~Disdain, good-will,