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 1     I|      they run.~Then the English squadron, soldiers stout and tall,~
 2     I|        hurt or wound,~The noble squadron of adventurers came,~Terrors
 3     I|     Each troop, each band, each squadron it descries,~And threat'
 4   III| sparkling fire,~With his strong squadron Lord Tancredi came,~His
 5   III|    Lebanon.~ ~ XXXVII~Dudon his squadron of adventurers brings,~To
 6     V|         who now shall lead this squadron fair,~Since our late guide
 7    VI|        shining bright;~In every squadron when it first appeared,~
 8   VII|        long,~From either side a squadron brave out flies,~And boldly
 9    IX|      And marched forward with a squadron strong.~ ~ XLII~He that
10    IX|         their best armed made a squadron strong,~And to defend their
11    IX|        out.~ ~ LXXXI~Among this squadron rode a gentle page,~The
12     X|       And for he had that noble squadron known,~In the last fight
13    XI|        Against Tancredi and his squadron bold.~ ~ LXXVIII~Thither
14   XII|        fled~Had not a Christian squadron there arrived,~To seek fresh
15  XVII|     third seemed not a troop or squadron small,~But an huge host;
16  XVII|         were;~Aldine the second squadron had no guide,~And Abiazar
17  XVII|         false Armenian did this squadron guide,~That in his youth
18   XIX|       weak, and with the same~A squadron strong is to the temple
19   XIX|      soldiers old, the Immortal Squadron named.~ ~ CXXIII~"Immortal
20    XX|      and in fight~Well tried, a squadron famous through all lands,~
21    XX|  displayed,~Thou with thy noble squadron close remain;~And when the
22    XX|         the conquest strove his squadron stout,~Which he unperfect
23    XX|    Pagan troops, the king's own squadron fled,~Of all the east, the
24    XX|        Nor of the Pagans saw he squadron sound:~Each standard falls,