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 1    II|         can shun?~Go, shake the spear, and draw thy flaming blade,~
 2    II|     towers that overthrows,~Our spear that hurts, our sword that
 3    II|      trust we have in shield or spear,~Not from the succors France
 4   III|        That durst not shake the spear, nor target hold,~Themselves
 5   III|             XVII~Mast great the spear was which the gallant bore~
 6   III|         gainst Tancredi set her spear in rest,~Upon their helms
 7   III|      mould,~Under the Saracen's spear the worthies shrank,~No
 8   III|        Tigranes nobly broke his spear,~Then with his sword headless
 9    VI|        forward young men manage spear and shield.~ ~ XXIII~There
10    VI| breastplate stuck and broke his spear.~ ~ XXXII~The encounter
11    VI|          and breaketh sword and spear,~Nor is her strength restrained
12   VII|         others combat make with spear and sword.~ ~ LXIII~"Let
13   VII|        kept him afterward,~When spear and sword he able was to
14   VII|    swords and thrusts of many a spear,~The shock of many a joust
15  VIII|         s faith here serve with spear and shield;~No weariness,
16    IX|     encounters made,~His broken spear the eldest boy down threw,~
17    XI|         And leaning on a broken spear, he thrust~His leg straight
18    XI|       force throws out~A knotty spear, and as the way it took,~
19    XI|         thou hast."~ ~ LXXX~The spear flew back the way it lately
20   XII|       monster did with poignant spear through wound,~The gored
21  XVII|        or in combat brave,~With spear or lance, with sword, with
22 XVIII|         tree, a rock, a dart or spear,~Fell from above, yet forward
23    XX|      sword, another couched his spear,~Herself an arrow sharp
24    XX|      Phebe's bow, blunt Pallas' spear.~But, as the swan, that
25    XX|        spindle, not a sword and spear."~ ~ XCVI~This said, full