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 1     I|        They drew to holds, and coming spring attend.~ ~ VII~The
 2     I|      soldier, longing for near coming glory,~Impatient be they
 3     I|  destroy us,~The aged king his coming evil that knew,~Did cursed
 4    II|        that oppose against the coming tide~Of proffered love,
 5    II|         But where thy talk the coming storm displays~Of threatened
 6   III|     dust that yonder fly,~Your coming foes does hide, and hide
 7    IV|       so my mind foreshowed my coming ill.~ ~ XLIX~"Three times
 8    IV|       And victory, even in her coming, stay.~ ~ LXIX~"I promise
 9     V|      wist there none~Of others coming or of others' mind,~She
10     V|      LXXXVII~"Besides a convoy coming from the shore~With victual
11    VI|      Yet these presages of his coming ill,~Not greatest cause
12  VIII|    Meanwhile the knight, whose coming thus they dread,~Before
13    IX|       dust imprinted thin,~And coming near his foes, he sternly
14     X|       great need, how was your coming framed?"~They blush, and
15  XIII|  lightning flash outbrake,~And coming drops presaged with thunders
16   XIV|      me ere this foretold~Your coming oft, to seek the champion
17   XIV|  Christian band:~ ~ LIV~"Their coming might the dame foreknow
18   XIV|  forgetfulness,~Haste not your coming evils with thought and care,~
19   XIV|        so you guarded be,~Your coming aught foreknow or once foresee:~ ~
20  XVII| approached then;~His looks his coming honor did presage:~The guard
21  XVII|       dark, obscure~We have of coming haps in clouds uprolled;~
22 XVIII|        oppressed,~See with thy coming how the branches quick~Revived
23    XX|    heart is good:~ ~ LXXXV~But coming forth, cried, "Whither will
24    XX|    swift as thought~And of his coming swift and flight unstayed~
25    XX|      her lord she spies,~Whose coming was unwished, unthought,