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 1     I|     thitherward the conquering army hies,~Of every knight it
 2   III|     Guardo laid,~'Twixt either army, from his sell down kest,~
 3   III|        whilom took it, such an army led --~But all the ways
 4   III|  though thy death far from our army hears~Her chiefest earthly
 5     V|  Unless to thee, the Christian army's shield?~ ~ X~"Thee whom
 6    VI| request,~Else, if th' Egyptian army stay too long,~Like cowards
 7    VI|     rest to view the Christian army feared,~Such seemed their
 8    VI|      through all the Christian army went,~In every cabin talked,
 9   VII|      to this combat chose,~The army's honor on his shoulder
10    IX|     The scouts, when this huge army they descried,~Ran back,
11    XI|    light.~ ~ ~ I~The Christian army's great and puissant guide,~
12    XI|        for his own and all the army's sins.~ ~ XV~Humbly they
13   XIV|    place is his,~Thou art this army's head, and he the hand,~
14  XVII|        their king did lead~His army next brought from Zumara
15  XVII|   stage,~To whom his host, his army, and his men,~He would commit,
16 XVIII|     how strong, how armed this army is,~And what their guide
17   XIX|     fight,~But yet the Persian army doth abound~With many a
18   XIX|      man is dead or gone:~This army's leader Emireno hight,~
19   XIX|   CXXIV~"And well I know their army and their host~Within a
20   XIX|        not able,~And when this army is subdued and slain~Then
21    XX|        the walls and ports the army great~They saw; her strength,
22    XX|      left hand which stood his army by,~Broad in the front behind
23    XX|  behind more strait uptied~His army ready stood the fight to
24    XX|      and discord through their army flies,~Their bands ill ranked
25    XX|      The man brought forth his army great with speed,~In order
26    XX|      him through, so died that army's lord.~ ~ CXL~Of his great