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 1     I|       his voice, and spake with princely grace:~ ~ XXI~"Warriors,
 2     I|     power they gave him, by his princely right,~All to command, to
 3     I|     went,~And thus the Duke his princely will declared:~"I will when
 4    II|       fortune helpeth out;~Your princely care your kingly wisdom
 5    II|        From thence, and by your princely hand transport,~In Macon'
 6    II|    guide,~Whose kingly look his princely mind declared,~Where noblesse,
 7    II|       secret store-house of his princely thought,~And prays he may
 8    II|     fell,~I should his mind and princely will first tell.~ ~ LXV~"
 9   III|     gold,~His stately port, and princely look behold.~ ~ LIX~"Well
10    IV|      yet such ruth dwelt in his princely mind,~That gainst his wisdom,
11    IV|         promise thee, and on my princely word~The burden of thy wish
12     V|     that was good, all that was princely found,~With such sharp words
13     V|        in him lies;~Regard that princely house and race of his;~He
14    VI| chivalry~Be not quite dead your princely breast within,~Devise not
15    VI|         for that; for still our princely seat,~This stately town,
16    VI|     before the presence came~Of princely Godfrey, and his captains
17    VI|       run,~To lay that field of princely virtue waste,~Or lost that
18   VII|       angel's face,~Nor was her princely offspring damnified~Or aught
19     X|        Let not," quoth he, "thy princely foot repine~To tread this
20     X|       he spoke.~Orcano rose, of princely stem ybore,~Whose presence '
21     X|     view of lightsome day,~With princely look amid the press he shined,~
22   XVI|       In the rich metal of that princely gate.~The knights these
23   XVI|    worth, your beauty, and your princely race.~ ~  LV~"Stay here