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 1     I|   new-come doubt,~Treason he fears within, and force without.~ ~
 2    II|   Godfrey stays too long; he fears, I ween;~Thy courage great
 3    II|   worthy, whom the earth all fears,~High God defend thee with
 4   III|      he the Lord aright that fears,~Fear on devotion, joy on
 5   III|     the walls he starts,~Nor fears he arrows, quarries, stones
 6   III|      those walls, each Pagan fears and flies~His dreadful sight,
 7    IV|      secret wants and inward fears,~It seemed a bashful shame
 8    IV|      stay him,~He knows, who fears no God, he loves no friend,~
 9    IV|       he loves no friend,~He fears the heathen false would
10    IV| maiden's cause that shuns or fears.~ ~ LXXXI~"Ah! be it not
11     V|    and cast these doubts and fears,~So 'tis our part at first
12     V|    Where least he thinks, or fears, there most he hits.~ ~
13    VI|   head so full of doubts and fears~But whenas death this vital
14    VI|     thoughts with doubts and fears confused~How to escape unseen
15    VI|       That in his powers she fears no shame nor scorn,~Tell
16   VII|    kept close his griefs and fears,~He blamed love, chance
17  VIII|  heard, regardeth naught,~He fears no perils but whilst he
18  VIII|      lies,~No hazard else he fears, no peril spies.~ ~ XII~"
19  VIII|   did these news him grieve,~Fears in his heart, doubts in
20     X|    What words be these? what fears do you dismay?~Who knows
21  XIII|   monster true,~Yet still he fears, he quakes, and strives
22   XVI|       in comforts, hopes and fears,~Call me your soldier and
23  XVII|     at his name, all Ind him fears,~And other realms that would
24   XIX|      danger, but disgrace he fears,~And still unconquered,
25   XIX|     valors, and exiles their fears.~But while the things hapt
26   XIX| grief somedeal and eased her fears:~"Unclose thine eyes," she
27    XX|      grief, your wrath, your fears,~For to be crowned, not