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 1     I|       light~All worldly honor, empire, treasure, might:~ ~ IX~
 2     I|        thrall,~In Palestine an empire to have wrought,~Where godliness
 3     I|     Where divers Lords divided empire hold,~Where causes be by
 4     V|      now withhold;~But he mine empire, as it ought of right,~Sweet,
 5     V|   spoke,~How vile and base our empire were you know,~If none but
 6    IX|      strove,~For Asia's mighty empire, who can tell~With how strange
 7     X|         XXIII~"And their great empire and usurped state~Shall
 8     X|    gold,~He might in peace his empire still have hold."~ ~ XLVIII~
 9   XII|      sadness, discontent,~Free empire got and lordship on the
10  XIII|      should bring,~That so his empire may be still maintained?~
11   XIV| Wherein thou shalt a Christian empire frame,~And after thee shall
12   XIV|    base and vild,~That servile empire searcheth and dumb fame,~
13   XIV| blemish some betide~Thy sacred empire if thou make request;~But
14   XVI|  himself to flight betook,~The empire lost to which he would aspire,~
15   XVI|       proud of bondage; of her empire, she;~"My dear," he said, "
16   XVI|       and triumphs now?~Love's empire great of late she made or
17  XVII|     countries vast~Of his huge empire all the puissant host~Assembled
18  XVII|     far extends;~Great is that empire, greater by the king~That
19  XVII|   stout,~To break their rising empire and their power,~Nor of
20  XVII|      state, as his old age and empire crave,~So Phidias carved,
21  XVII|     people strange the falling empire went,~First Prince of Est,
22 XVIII|     Pagan fleet the seas moist empire won,~His men with all their
23   XIX|   plain,~My life is done, mine empire trodden down,~I reigned,
24   XIX|  subdued and slain~Then is our empire settled, firm and stable,~
25    XX|        possessed,~For that the empire proud of Palestine~This