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 1    II|    not one among you all that dare~In this your hateful office
 2    II|       left thy slender fleet?~Dare flocks of crows, a flight
 3    IV|    who say she is kind if you dare prove her~On every heart
 4     V| sought~A simple knight should dare to press so nigh;~And in
 5     V|     rash attempt, how soon he dare,~Though but a boy, with
 6     V|    most appeareth naught;~Yet dare I say Godfredo means, I
 7     V|       cause,~Or any else that dare, and will maintain~That
 8    VI|    good cheer they spend,~Nor dare we once their banquets sweet
 9    VI|       if in field your wisdom dare not venture~To hazard all
10    VI|   open field maintain,~If any dare deny his words for true,~
11    VI|    prest~With one or two that dare defend the cause,~But come
12    VI|      under foot I tread,~This dare contend with me in equal
13   VII|   adventure brave refuse,~And dare not once lift up your coward
14  VIII|     golden mace, wherewith he dare~Resist the force of his
15  VIII|     who can witness bear?~Who dare or will these accusations
16    IX|        A heartless band, that dare no battle try,~Who wounds
17    IX| battle try,~Who wounds before dare neither give nor take,~Against
18  XIII|  awful seems that forest old, dare venture.~ ~ IV~United there
19  XIII|       XVIII~As silly children dare not bend their eye~Where
20   XVI|       s sake.~ ~ L~"O wretch! dare I still vaunt, or help invoke~
21   XVI|     with murdering brand~That dare this traitor of his head
22  XVII|     ill:~But if some champion dare this knight defy~To mortal
23  XVII|    this cause I know for sure~Dare I foretell: for of that
24    XX|      to you are marble stone,~Dare you then pierce a woman'