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 1    II|       faith forsake,~But in his wicked arts both oft implores~Help
 2    II|      brent.~ ~ LIV~The king, as wicked thoughts are most suspicious,~
 3    IV|        was;~Whether he kept his wicked hate unknown~And hid the
 4     V|       He blamed, such power has wicked tongue to wound.~The youth,
 5     V|     France,~Rambaldo last, whom wicked lust so leads~That he forsook
 6   VII|         the blow withstood,~The wicked steel seized deep in his
 7   VII|       then pursued in chase~The wicked sprites and all the Syrian
 8  VIII|        their Rinaldo slain: the wicked fiend~Breeds fury in their
 9    IX|        And with bold face their wicked foes withstand.~Sternly
10     X|    shall do greater things,~And wicked emperors conquer and subdue;~
11    XI|       long,~An hideous yell the wicked miscreants raised,~That
12    XI|      twain the steeled lance~On wicked Godfrey with thy righteous
13    XI|     loosed from the string,~The wicked steel his gauntlet breaks
14  XIII|        guard the forest old~The wicked sprites, whose ugly shapes
15  XIII|      hills and valleys light,~A wicked troop, that with allurements
16  XIII|      wood where close ypent~The wicked sprites in sylvan pinfolds
17   XIV|      she did ordain~A false and wicked guile, as you shall hear;~
18   XIV|         Then from those deadly, wicked streams refrain~Your thirsty
19    XV|         These vain delights for wicked charms they know,~Nor could
20   XVI| inchanted, and allured to love,~Wicked deceit, craft worthy sharp
21  XVII|     that thereby you might~Your wicked malice wreak and cursed
22  XVII|         if it hap against those wicked bands~That sea and earth
23 XVIII|        gan new balls prepare~Of wicked fire, wild, wondrous, strange
24 XVIII|    obedient are!~ ~ LXXXVII~But wicked Ismen to his harm that saw~