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 1    II|      Ismeno conjures, but his charms are vain;~Aladine will kill
 2    II|     with terror of his mighty charms,~That makes great Dis in
 3    II| passing might~Have spells and charms, if they be said aright."~ ~
 4    II|        On which the enchanter charms and witchcraft said.~ ~
 5    II|       or punishment,~His idle charms the false enchanter said,~
 6    IV|     adder stopt her ears from charms.~ ~ XLVIII~"At last he left
 7    VI|     that springs,~Besides fit charms for every wound or sore~
 8    VI|      she wished all herbs and charms~Wherewith false men increase
 9  XIII|        And whispered dreadful charms in ghastly wise,~Three times,
10  XIII|   cedars old:"~This said, his charms he gan again repeat,~Which
11  XIII| pardie you stay~Till stronger charms and greater words I say.~ ~
12  XIII|      strange, and bring those charms to naught,~For such he deemed
13    XV|      isle they find; Armida's charms~They scorn, they shun her
14    XV|      Enough to bring Armida's charms to naught."~ ~ II~They started
15    XV|      vain delights for wicked charms they know,~Nor could their
16   XVI|       affairs, her spells and charms to say:~The youth remained,
17   XVI|   prove~If art could keep, if charms recall her love.~ ~ XXXVII~
18   XVI|      use her knowledge or her charms to make,~But left her arts,
19   XVI|     will I use all helps that charms afford,~And change my shape
20  XVII|      taught them how Armida's charms to end,~And bring you thither
21 XVIII|      book~ ~THE ARGUMENT.~The charms and spirits false therein
22 XVIII|     fled the spirits all, the charms all ended.~ ~ XXXVIII~The
23 XVIII|    cut those trees as did the charms of late,~And finding naught
24 XVIII|    seat,~"Now of the wood the charms have lost their might,~The
25   XIX|    Her knight on live, strong charms of wondrous kind~She said,