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 1    IV|     nay;~But like the sort of weary huntsmen fare,~That hunt
 2    VI|      that thought to rest her weary sprite,~And quench the endless
 3   VII|       vain.~ ~ II~Like as the weary hounds at last retire,~Windless,
 4   VII| Returned back, with faint and weary pace:~Yet still the fearful
 5   VII|    dived~In Thetis' wave, and weary team untied,~On Jordan's
 6   VII|  crooked shore;~And there the weary knight at last espies~The
 7   VII|   when Titan went to rest~His weary limbs in night's untroubled
 8   VII|  Enter and rest thee from thy weary toil.~Within this dungeon
 9   VII|      But he, though faint and weary both with riding,~Yet followed
10   VII| himself, Argantes wood,~Waxed weary of his bed and of his rest,~
11  VIII|    dread,~Before the camp his weary limbs doth bring,~And well-nigh
12     X|   reins he laid,~And weak and weary climbed up to ride;~The
13     X|    amid the field~To rest his weary limbs awhile he sought,~
14     X|  quiet make,~Sore watched and weary, he began to steep~His cares
15    XI|      this fort?~What! are you weary for a charge so short?"~ ~
16   XII|     thee drive,~Where wet and weary I at last arrive:~ ~ XXXVI~"
17   XII|     strong foe,~Till weak and weary, faint, alive uneath,~They
18  XIII|     Destroy them quite, weak, weary, faint and few:~ ~ XV~"Thou
19  XIII|   their shoulders hung,~Could weary make, nor death itself dismay;~
20  XIII|  Tatine, that of this war was weary grown:~"Why die we here,"
21    XV|   snow,~Oft made them feeble, weary, faint and slow.~ ~ LIII~
22    XV|      travellers had faint and weary made,~That through those
23   XVI|    She came, sad, breathless, weary, faint and weak,~So woe-begone
24   XIX|     person save,~Refresh your weary limbs and strength decayed:"~
25   XIX|  words.~ ~ CXX~Where weak and weary wounded Raymond laid,~Godfrey