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 1     I|         sea and many an unknown shore,~You have subjected lately
 2     I|        far by sea from Europe's shore.~ ~ XLV~Tancredi next, nor '
 3     I|       ships, coasting along the shore,~Which for the camp might
 4   III|         sky,~If once the wished shore begun to show,~They all
 5    IV|       filled, river, stream and shore,~The goblins, fairies, fiends
 6     V|        a convoy coming from the shore~With victual for this noble
 7    VI|        a tempest by the Caspian shore;~So was his speech imperfect,
 8   VII| babbling echo, from the crooked shore;~And there the weary knight
 9    IX|    lands forenenst the Greekish shore he held,~From Sangar's mouth
10   XII|      friendly puffs safe to the shore thee drive,~Where wet and
11  XIII|       waves against the scraggy shore;~There lions grumble, there
12   XIV|     What promontory, rock, sea, shore or sand~Your search must
13    XV|      therein:~But when upon the shore the waves them throw,~The
14    XV|         and knight,~Between the shore and city, came and went:~
15    XV|         land, now joined to the shore:~ ~ XVII~Both Crete and
16    XV|       Next Tunis on the crooked shore they spied,~Whose bay a
17    XV|          that lies next Afric's shore;~ ~ XXXVIII~When Charles
18    XV|       of those,~Where the cleft shore sea in his bosom takes,~
19   XVI|         till he had reached the shore.~ ~ XL~"Oh thou that leav'
20   XVI|       gan return~From that bare shore in haste, and homeward drive,~
21  XVII|        plain,~Along the western shore, whence Nile expelled~The
22  XVII|         with them from his left shore,~Of negroes grim a black
23  XVII|      frigate struck against the shore and sands;~Then spoke their
24  XVII|        knights she set upon the shore all three,~And vanished
25  XVII|    travel should,~From the west shore their steps at last they