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 1     I|        himself doth lift,~Thus clad he cut the spheres and circles
 2     I|     were they in strong armors clad,~Next whom there marched
 3     I|       many thrice~Led Baldwin, clad in gilden arms of price.~ ~
 4   III|       Godfrey there, in purple clad and gold,~His stately port,
 5    IV|   repelling;~So was the wanton clad, as if this much~Should
 6    IV|       Titan, in his brightness clad,~The sunshine of her face
 7     V|        squire them brings,~And clad his head, and dressed in
 8    VI|    went forth in shining armor clad,~Before the rest the Pagan
 9   VII|     swain,~From top to toe all clad in armor good,~Who brandishing
10   VII|      the Pagan in bright armor clad,~And rolled his eyes great
11  VIII|      bush and bramble glideth,~Clad with thick shade of boughs
12  VIII|         And Baldwin first well clad in iron hard,~Stepped to
13    IX|      time, in iron strong~They clad their members, tender, soft
14     X|        gold, and all in purple clad~Sate the sad king, among
15   XII|        shade,~I saw a champion clad in armor bright~That o'er
16   XII|   slept the knight.~ ~ XCI~And clad in starry veil, amid his
17  XIII|        soft,~Wherein a cypress clad in summer's pride,~Pyramid-wise,
18   XIV|  beechen garland gathered new,~Clad in a linen robe that raught
19    XV|         And how his sides were clad with frost and snow,~The
20    XV|       less fair was hold;~Thus clad in waves and locks, her
21  XVII|        lands;~And sailed, till clad in beams and bright attires~
22 XVIII|      the forest dwelled:~Trees clad the streams; streams green
23 XVIII| fertile hollow womb forth ran,~Clad in rare weeds and strange
24 XVIII|       mount in grave attire~Is clad, and crowned stands in kingly
25   XIX|      stood,~His body armed and clad in purple weed,~Two pages
26    XX|            XVII~"Their captain clad in purple, armed in gold,~
27    XX|    earth below:~The hosts both clad in blood, in dust and mire,~