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 1    II|     pardon bought:~Nor further seek what their offences be,~
 2    II|    ground,~Meanwhile the Turks seek succors from our king,~Thus
 3    IV|     and kingdom thus forego~To seek Duke Godfrey's aid, such
 4    IV|        Paynims wronged come to seek thine aid,~So doth thy virtue,
 5    IV|        those temples pure~Thou seek'st to free from Macon's
 6    IV|      this guiltless blood they seek to spill;~Thine be my kingdom,
 7     V|       knight.~ ~ XV~"I neither seek it nor refuse the place,~
 8     V|        about,~In every tent to seek and find thee out."~ ~ LIV~
 9    VI|      Amid thine armed foes, to seek thy shame.~O fool, a woman
10    VI| well-nigh is brought:~In you I seek redress for all my harms,~
11    VI|        her course doth bend~To seek by soil to find some ease
12    VI|       Alas! the virgin came to seek me out,~And for my sake
13    VI|   fields and valleys green,~To seek his love, he galloped fast
14  VIII|   unseen. ~ ~ LII~"Thither, to seek some flocks or herds, we
15   XII|     squadron there arrived,~To seek fresh water thither haply
16   XIV|   foretold~Your coming oft, to seek the champion bold."~ ~ XLVIII~
17   XVI|    scorn you though I would,~I seek no vengeance, wrongs I all
18   XVI|    will aid me, for my love:~I seek revenge, and to obtain the
19  XVII|      tell,~Let this suffice, I seek revengement fell,~ ~ XLVII~"
20   XIX|      thee,~Nor glory wish, nor seek a victor's right~More terrible
21   XIX|  XCVIII~"And caused me ride to seek my lord and knight,~For
22   XIX|       they obeyed,~But came to seek him now, so long he stayed.~ ~
23    XX|     secret creep,~And entrance seek; to kill some harmless sheep.~ ~
24    XX| headlong gainst their fone,~To seek sharp death that comes uncalled,
25    XX|       thyself from fight?~What seek'st thou? safety? come, return