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 1     I| traitorous mind,~But durst not follow what he had decreed,~Yet
 2    II|            LXIX~"They bid thee follow on the path, now made~So
 3    II|    worldly good,~Enticed us to follow this emprise,~The Heavenly
 4   III|       on them both,~But yet to follow them showed no desire,~To
 5   III|       safe from mine ire;~Come follow then, and bid base fear
 6     V|      purposed many a knight~To follow fair Armida when 'twas night.~ ~
 7     V|       twas night.~ ~ LXXVII~To follow her, by night or else by
 8    VI|      Clorinda saw likewise,~To follow her yet was he nothing pressed,~
 9   VII|        us take the tide,~Come, follow me, good fortune be our
10  VIII|       by chance of fight,~Come follow them, the path to heaven
11    IX|        mortal metal wrought,~I follow thee, whereso thee list
12    IX|        new,~Was ready dight to follow where he would:~Alecto's
13    IX|  damned ghosts;~The birds that follow Titan's hottest ray,~Pass
14     X|      might.~ ~ XII~"But if you follow me, within this wall~With
15     X|        willing am and prest~To follow where thou leadest, reverend
16    XI|       servant dear,~I yield to follow thy divine advice,~And while
17   XII|        firm, my mind is set,~! follow you whereso you list me
18   XII|      and high estate declared;~Follow my counsel, or thy will
19   XIV|        you intend to ride,~And follow each report fond people
20   XIV|    report fond people say,~You follow but a rash and truthless
21    XV|    fear or care~Who should her follow, trouble, stop or stay,~
22   XVI|        may, and all my gear:~I follow thee in spite of death and
23   XIX|     that am slow to fight~Will follow far behind, the worth to
24    XX|       This fortress stay, come follow, die or win."~ ~ LXXV~Whether
25    XX|    fair and fearful dame~Would follow, but his foe forbids the