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 1     I|     And drew him near a silver stream that played~Among wild herbs
 2     I|     rampire, moat, or wall,~No stream, no wood, no mountain could
 3   III|       her sword,~They pass the stream where she had found the
 4   III|       left thee by the cooling stream,~Safe from sun's heat, but
 5    IV|       land they filled, river, stream and shore,~The goblins,
 6  VIII|      on every side he smote;~A stream of blood, a bank of bodies
 7    IX|      and tempest spent,~Gainst stream of grace who ever strove
 8     X|    with me in that quicksilver stream,~Such mind, to my remembrance,
 9   XII|     the current, in the middle stream~A whirlpool gaped with devouring
10   XIV|       on the flood~Against the stream he marched, and dry shod
11   XIV|      But under these a wealthy stream doth go,~That sulphur yields
12   XIV|     banks the rich and wealthy stream~Hath fair beset with pearl
13   XIV|       stayed,~There, where the stream did part and meet again~
14   XIV|        hasty youth to pass the stream provides,~And for the cogs
15   XIV|       tumbling in the troubled stream took keep~How the strong
16   XIV|       it.~ ~ LXXII~"Beside the stream, yparted shall you find~
17    XV|       burdens light, benign is stream and tide:~My lord, that
18    XV|       Judeca and flood Magra's stream;~Then Tripoli, gainst which
19    XV|    soft.~ ~ LVII~"See here the stream of laughter, see the spring,"~
20    XV|  passed they forward where the stream did make~An ample pond,
21    XV| knights retire,~While in their stream the damsels dived sad,~Ashamed,
22 XVIII|    green banks which that fair stream inbound,~Flowers and odors
23 XVIII|        the bridge, swelled the stream, and weared~The work away,
24   XIX|      His people like a flowing stream inthrong,~And after them
25    XX|  feathers on their crests that stream,~Are strowed wide upon the
26    XX|      limbs far slower than the stream~Of their vain thoughts that