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 1     I|   Prince Tancredi from that fray~His coward foes chased through
 2    VI|    and palm, night ends the fray:~Erminia hopes to cure her
 3    VI| champions went,~To part the fray, as laws of arms them bound~
 4    VI| hearts~That saw this bloody fray to ending brought,~An horror
 5    VI|  see them end this doubtful fray,~And as they favor, so they
 6    VI| tragic end of many a bloody fray;~Her life had full of haps
 7   VII|    how shall I perform that fray?~He, and the world with
 8  VIII|  the fight, unequal was the fray,~Our enemies were twenty
 9    IX| glorious gate,~Left off the fray and thither headlong drived,~
10     X|  blood;~So from this bloody fray the Soldan hied,~His rage
11     X|    who still maintained the fray,~My men all murdered, I
12    XI|    state and fortune of the fray,~Meanwhile the wounded duke,
13    XI|     and fierce had been the fray,~But that dark night, from
14   XII|  give the charge, begin the fray,~And all at once their foes
15   XII|    were and wonders of that fray~Which sable knight did in
16   XII|  chafed breasts renewed the fray,~Fierce was the fight, though
17 XVIII|    Raymond heard amid their fray;~And by the shout they and
18   XIX|  and when night stayed that fray,~New time they chose to
19   XIX|     know before we end this fray~No fear of cowardice hath
20   XIX| change of blows renewed the fray,~Where rage for skill, horror
21    XX|  brake,~Nor yet with sudden fray or skirmish light~Of these
22    XX|     to see this field, this fray, this fight.~ ~ VI~When
23    XX|    maintained the fight and fray,~Seeing distressed the goddess
24    XX|   furious battle, fight and fray,~New streams of blood were
25    XX|     1ooked forth to see the fray,~Though every limb were
26    XX|  hearts of all that saw the fray,~And Solyman, that viewed
27    XX|    from the fight and cruel fray,~Against Augustus great