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 1    II|        She saw not, marked not, wist not what he sought,~Thus
 2   III|        eyes because I would you wist~What lord that is in green
 3     V|      pondered well,~And by them wist how Godfrey's thoughts were
 4     V|      others' good,~For love she wist was weak without those arts,~
 5     V|        night he wandered and he wist not where;~But with the
 6     V|       every side they come, yet wist there none~Of others coming
 7     V|     find.~But when Duke Godfrey wist his knights were gone,~Within
 8    VI|      steed,~And ere his foe was wist or well aware,~Against his
 9    VI|        deed, his noble mind she wist,~Laid ope her heart for
10    VI|       when she saw the end, and wist withal~Their strong contention
11   VII|        way he came,~Although he wist not by what path to ride,~
12   VII|      threshold trad,~And ere he wist, he entered had the place;~
13    IX|       new.~ ~ II~She, that well wist her sisters had enticed,~
14    IX|      fight.~ ~ XXI~The Arabians wist they could not come unseen,~
15    XI|         But whence it came none wist, nor from what coast;~And
16   XII|       nor Argant in that stowre~Wist of her parting, or her fierce
17  XIII|      feared they, and fled, yet wist not why,~Nor what pursued
18  XIII|         fled long time he never wist,~But when far run he had
19  XIII|         or scorching flame;~Yet wist he not in his dismayed conceit,~
20   XVI|     thus her joy conveyed,~This wist she well, yet had desire
21  XVII|     eyes behold~Something, they wist not what, that clearly shined~
22   XIX| Christian's guide~Contrived, he wist, yet wist not how it went,~
23   XIX|         Contrived, he wist, yet wist not how it went,~By words
24   XIX|         And for their chieftain wist I knew your guise,~What
25   XIX|      she sighed, she looked she wist not how,~She wept, rejoiced,
26    XX|        he did his end areed,~He wist not what to think, to do,