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 1     I|       regreet~Requited was, with mild and cheerful face,~He bids
 2    II|          lover bent her eyesight mild,~"Tell me, what fury? what
 3    II|        Their semblance kind, and mild their gestures were,~Peace
 4   III|        helm beyond him rides the mild~And good Prince William,
 5  VIII|        creep~The sweet repose of mild and gentle sleep.~ ~ LVIII~
 6   XII|       All suddenly both meek and mild she was,~With friendly cheer
 7   XII|    licked thee, and with gesture mild~About thee played, and thou
 8   XII|       protect,~I made the waters mild, the tigress tame,~O wretch
 9  XIII|       sweat:~ ~ LIII~The planets mild their lamps benign quenched
10   XIV|       day,~They softly dipped in mild Oblivion's lake;~But he
11   XIV|         addressed:~"Good prince, mild, though unasked, kind, unbesought,~
12   XIV|           and make them meek and mild.~Yet on the top and height
13    XV|          sharp and keen,~A warm, mild, pleasant, gentle sky they
14    XV|           But everlasting spring mild heaven down pours, --~In
15   XVI|         feeble troops of damsels mild,~He that the fiery gates
16   XVI|        imitate her imitator art:~Mild was the air, the skies were
17   XVI|         this for cost.~ ~ XXV~Of mild denays, of tender scorns,
18   XVI|     cruel man l in whom no token mild~Appears, of pity, ruth,
19  XVII|      cruel," she said,~"Than the mild looks of thy kind spouse'
20  XVII|           down went his eyesight mild.~The hermit by his bashful
21   XIX|         and shepherds' daughters mild.~ ~ XCIX~"But when hot love
22    XX|       Each knight obeys my rule, mild, easy, soft,~I know each
23    XX| thundered in the air,~Were music mild and sweet to every ear:~
24    XX|         trees in twain,~But with mild blasts, more temperate,
25    XX|          Wherein chaste pity and mild ruth appears:~Thus with