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 1     I|   there from virtue slide.~Of friendly parts one body then uphold,~
 2    II|       ere he wandered far~The friendly star-light to the walls
 3   III|     list not vary.~Upon their friendly arms they soft impose~The
 4     V|   scantly could forbear,~Till friendly night might hide his haste
 5    VI|      Attends the favor of the friendly night~To victual us, and
 6    VI| daughter Darkness, sent,~With friendly shade to overspread the
 7   VII|      bright,~The fury of this friendly storm you see~Upon the foreheads
 8    IX|    him up stretched forth his friendly arm,~Oh foolish kindness,
 9    XI|      your privy sleights with friendly shade,~The sun yet shines,
10   XII|     him, now her, between his friendly arms:~The Soldan by, no
11   XII|       pass unseen, by help of friendly night,~To whom her eunuch,
12   XII|   meek and mild she was,~With friendly cheer thy tender body eying:~
13   XII| gentle wind there blows~Whose friendly puffs safe to the shore
14   XII| Puffed up with every blast of friendly wind!~ ~ LIX~Why joy'st
15   XIV|   hands outright~And would in friendly arms the knight embrace,~
16   XIV|       approve~His words, with friendly murmurs whispered low.~Godfrey
17    XV|      Swifter than thought the friendly wind forth bore~The sliding
18   XVI|     when the silence deep and friendly shade~Recalled the lovers
19  XVII|   like haste, like speed;~The friendly wind, upon her sail that
20  XVII|     how with gentle beams the friendly sun~The tents, the towns,
21 XVIII|     that kneeled, folding his friendly arms~About his neck, the
22 XVIII|       But after, aided by the friendly night,~His greatest engine
23 XVIII|     fall~He reached forth his friendly conquering hand,~And next
24 XVIII|   saved from burning with his friendly blast,~Approached had so
25   XIX|      rightest way,~Upon their friendly arms the men addressed~A