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 1    II|        suit or battle she reposed.~Quick to the fire she ran, and
 2    IV|            got~Some wished mean of quick and good proceeding,~She
 3     V|        alone.~ ~ XXX~His hand, too quick to execute his wrath,~Performed
 4    VI|        left-side;~Tancred avoideth quick his furious charge,~And
 5    VI|         Unfold no more, but make a quick return,~I, for this place
 6   VII|        soldiers sent, to make more quick pursuit,~And help to gather
 7  VIII|          each hour, at every need,~Quick, ready, resolute at all
 8     X|       sharp and biting be,~Because quick words the whetstones are
 9    XI| purple-blood out-streamed from the quick;~To wrest it out the wounded
10   XII|        filled his helmet wide,~And quick returned to do that work
11   XII|         the mournful grave,~But of quick love the fortress and the
12  XIII|     stately wall~Of burning coals, quick sparks, and embers hot,~
13   XIV|      sulphur yields and ore, rich, quick and new,~Which the sunbeams
14   XIV|            XLIX~An hundred grooms, quick, diligent and neat,~Attendance
15  XVII|  maintained.~So wise his words, so quick his wit appears,~That of
16  XVII|          took he leave, and made a quick return,~And forward went
17 XVIII|            coming how the branches quick~Revived are, and in new
18 XVIII|        flown:~Wondered the camp so quick to see it pass,~They praised
19 XVIII|         undertake this task,~A man quick, ready, bold, sly to deceive,~
20   XIX|         body active was and light,~Quick, nimble, ready both of hand
21   XIX|            Bold was his look, eyes quick, front lifted high:~ ~ LX~
22    XX|      storms and tempests cold;~And quick, and ready this new hope
23    XX|           run was ready, prest and quick,~At his commander's spur,
24    XX|            she hath swift, speedy, quick,~So thinks each Pagan; each