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 1    II|     canst them sustain?~Whence comes thy store? whence thy provision
 2    IV| Without regard what haps, what comes or goes,~Let Asia subject
 3     V|       death unsent for, danger comes unsought.~ ~  IV~"But if
 4     V|      knight?~A fool is he that comes to preach or prate~When
 5     V|       keeper lure her oft, but comes at leisure;~So he, whom
 6     V|  assureth~What long repentance comes of love's short pleasure,~
 7     V|      and loudly cried,~"Whence comes young Eustace, and what
 8    VI|     them time to work, no time comes wrong:~In every street new
 9    VI|    land?~ ~ XIII~"Perchance he comes some heavenly messenger,~
10    VI|    tent;~Tell him thy mistress comes to care his sore,~If he
11    VI|     enters in, now speaks, now comes his way;~And that which
12   VII|      all your host defies:~Why comes not Tancred, whose great
13  VIII|   chief of all Pagan kings:~He comes, the fall of his slain lord
14    IX|       with parcel of his train~Comes hastily out, and for sure
15    XI|        Raymond to his presence comes.~ ~ XXI~And furnished to
16  XIII|    keep,~At length perforce he comes, but naught he says,~Or
17   XIV|     gate beside~Whence Phoebus comes, a crystal port there is,~
18   XIV|      day uncloseth this,~Hence comes the dreams, by which heaven'
19   XIV|    Whence Tanais, whence Nilus comes also,~Although his head
20   XVI|    fruit drop off, the blossom comes,~This springs, that falls,
21 XVIII|  forest old;~The host of Egypt comes; Vafrin the spy~Entereth
22 XVIII|      is the feat,~See where he comes!" In glistering white all
23   XIX|    fear is vain, thy foresight comes too late."~ ~  X~"I think,"
24   XIX|     that stands, this goes and comes again,~And shifts from prow
25    XX|   France,~And from what bow it comes, what hand perchance.~ ~
26    XX|       To seek sharp death that comes uncalled, unsought;~And
27    XX|     have said,~Great, yet that comes and goes as swift as thought~