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 1    II|         firm as waves in seas, or leaves in wind.~Will they, who
 2   III|        makes among the boughs and leaves.~ ~ VII~Their naked feet
 3     V|      wisdom saith:~Thus warned he leaves them to their wanton guide,~
 4    VI|            Quite naked to his foe leaves his left-side;~Tancred avoideth
 5   VII|           The rattling boughs and leaves, their parts did bear;~Her
 6   VII|          sure none could undo the leaves again;~Against the doors
 7  VIII|        roots; my bed was moss and leaves;~But weariness in little
 8  VIII|         couch each wakeful hermit leaves,~To pray rose they, and
 9    IX|      flocks to warmer coasts,~Nor leaves in so great numbers fall
10     X|         down,~But like to cork or leaves or feathers light,~Stones,
11     X|         flowers rare,~The falling leaves down pattered from the wood,~
12    XI|     crossed:~And look how falling leaves drop down from trees,~When
13    XI|        flower,~And in his budding leaves lies all his power.~ ~ LXXIII~
14   XII|            Covered with herbs and leaves, I brought thee out~So secretly,
15  XIII|          wind~His blasts amid the leaves and branches knit~And frame
16  XIII|        burnt his Clytie dear,~The leaves grew wan upon the withered
17    XV|        their smell; to trees, the leaves they bear:~There by a lake
18   XVI|        and this blooms.~ ~ XI~The leaves upon the self-same bough
19   XVI|       bough,~The wind that in the leaves and waters played~With murmur
20   XVI|         doth upfold~In their dear leaves, and less seen, fairer seems,~
21   XVI|           foe,~The spoiler seldom leaves the prey behind,~Who triumphs
22   XVI|          my speech?~He scorns me, leaves me, bids me call him mine:~
23  XVII|          the nymphs, the fairies, leaves and flowers;~But on the
24 XVIII|          the winds as through the leaves they pass,~There did the
25 XVIII| Flourished with blossoms new, new leaves, new seed,~And on the boughs
26    XX|         and grind,~Spoils his own leaves, faints, withers, dies at