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 1    II|     streamed on his face,~Had struck the prince with wonder and
 2   VII|       steed,~And as he passed struck at the Pagan's face;~He
 3   VII|    blows the Saracine~At last struck one, when Raymond was so
 4   VII| scorned those idle blows they struck in vain;~Argantes at the
 5  VIII|      recure he dies,~He never struck but felled or killed his
 6    IX|       fury great.~ ~ XXIII~He struck no blow, but that his foe
 7    IX|      and spite?"~With that he struck, his anger great to wreak,~
 8    IX|        And that fell blow she struck so sure and just,~That at
 9    IX|           LXXIII~Lord Guelpho struck again, but hit her not,~
10    XI|    LXXXI~Even then the Soldan struck with monstrous main~The
11   XII|     power~Gainst Arimon, that struck her erst, she bent,~She
12   XII|        Nor blow nor loin they struck, or thrust in vain.~ ~ LVI~
13  XIII|    gaped, westward thrice,~He struck the earth thrice with his
14  XIII| conquest lands,~Her sails are struck, her silver anchors fall,~
15  XVII|    those fires,~Their frigate struck against the shore and sands;~
16   XIX|      to his ward retired, now struck out,~Oft with his sword
17   XIX|     him that kept the gap,~He struck his foe, his blow no blood
18    XX|      was he that was at first struck dead,~That fell not down
19    XX|  before,~And on his throat he struck him, yet the blow~His helmet
20    XX|   Such and so desperate blows struck either knight,~That all
21    XX|   death and life.~ ~ CXVI~One struck, the other did both strike
22    XX|   turned, and on the forehead struck the knight:~When thunders
23    XX|      Their swords aloft, both struck at once, both hit,~His left