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 1     I|        the night,~And pass cold days in baths and houses hot.~
 2    II|       not fear in these my aged days,~For in thine aid more hope,
 3   III|       locks betray his store of days,~Raymond he hight, a man
 4    IV|     hated.~ ~ XXVIII~Within few days the nymph arrived there~
 5     V|       harmless tournament~Their days of rest the youths and gallants
 6    VI|      banquets sweet molest,~The days and night likewise they
 7    VI|       death should end my noble days,~Nor on mine arms within
 8   VII|        County of Cosenza, three days past,~This castle from the
 9   VII|        The res'due of thy woful days and years;"~The champions
10   VII|      mine honor, got in younger days."~ ~ LXVI~The jolly baron
11   VII|        now resumed his youthful days,~Like to a snake whose slough
12  VIII|         hence think I~As on two days a speedy post well rideth,~
13    IX|        had, the comforts of his days,~That from his side in no
14     X|     years mete out by weeks and days,~A prince that shall in
15     X|   heaven will long preserve his days,~To greater glory, and to
16   XII|         end, part left to other days,~A dull desire to rest deep
17   XII|     virgin's weed,~And spend my days in secret cell unknow?"~
18   XII|     much in war,~Thus what long days do make one hour doth mar.~ ~
19  XIII|        profit small.~Within few days Mars and the Sun I see~Their
20   XIV|      laughter's end, he end his days:~ ~ LXXV~"Then from those
21    XV|      called Alexandria till our days,~And Pharaoh's tower and
22  XVII|         how they trod all their days,~Whom thou art far behind,
23 XVIII|        widow nights and careful days?~Or comest thou to work
24 XVIII| evenings lengthened forth short days,~Till naught was left the
25 XVIII|         aid,~Here will I end my days," the Soldan cried,~"Behind
26    XX|        her guides.~ ~ CXVIII~In days of old, Queen Cleopatra