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 1     I|       Ready to charge, and to retire at will,~Though broken,
 2     I|  Boldly they charge, but soon retire for doubt,~Like fire of
 3   III|    and step the Frenchmen gan retire,~Till on a little hill at
 4   III|      calm their courage hot;~"Retire," quoth he, "Godfrey commands
 5   III|       swell.~ ~ LIV~The hands retire, not dangered by their foes~
 6     V|      the camp the slayer doth retire,~Nor lets himself be bound
 7     V|   Amid the press Gernando gan retire,~To vomit out his venom
 8     V|       sword made all on heaps retire,~So that of near a thousand
 9     V|       by no advice they would retire,~Another way he sought to
10     V| stepped, and prayed them both retire.~"Rambald," quoth she, "
11   VII|      the weary hounds at last retire,~Windless, displeased, from
12    IX|      Argantes and Clorinda to retire;~The furious couple both
13    XI|       thus from fight, he gan retire,~Groaning for pain, but
14    XI|    and rampire should ascend,~Retire, and for that honor strive
15   XII|       to the banks themselves retire,~Faster than brooks which
16  XIII|    inforced with trembling to retire,~The sight, the sound, the
17  XIII|     will the Pagans say?~If I retire, who shall cut down this
18   XIV|       speed he to these tents retire,~The messengers appoint
19    XV|       back in rolls and heaps retire,~Thus he presents himself
20    XV|      palace gates the knights retire,~While in their stream the
21 XVIII|   side;~ ~ XLII~But forced to retire from him at last,~The Pagan
22   XIX|      bands,~And bids them all retire. "Forbear," he cries,~"To
23   XIX|   with his shield, and cried "Retire!"~To all he met, "and do
24   XIX|       he, "and swear ne'er to retire,~Except he first be killed,
25    XX|      And ready were to yield, retire and fly.~ ~ LXXXIII~The
26    XX|      Yet none on fear or base retire he thought.~ ~ CVII~While