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 1     I|      If now from that directed course we run~The God of Battles
 2     I| Thither with speed their hasty course they plied,~Where Christ
 3    VI|      As when a chased hind her course doth bend~To seek by soil
 4   VII|       Jordan's sandy banks her course she stayed~At last, there
 5   VII|   should be,~And after him his course with speed he bent,~A fortress
 6   VII|     his father was;~For if his course upon the sands he made~No
 7   VII|     him made he many a winding course,~No strength, nor sleight
 8   VII|     for succor to direct their course,~But wise Clorinda soon
 9  VIII|     angry knight with headlong course;~The rest him followed with
10    IX|       dog that takes his angry course~To bite the stone which
11     X|      his troubled thought~What course to take, and yet resolved
12     X|      awry direct~Ere from this course I will diverted be."~While
13    XI|        see this day you mean a course to run,~Wherein may peril
14   XII|    thee the beast with furious course did pass,~With curious looks
15   XII|        But thou hast left that course and changed it,~To make
16   XIV|      The stars, their motions, course and harmony,~A knight, with
17    XV|   Toward the west their speedy course they frame,~In sight of
18  XVII|    southward passed gainst the course of Nile,~Through the hot
19  XVII|       runner slow~In this true course of honor, fame and praise:~
20 XVIII|     Defended thus their speedy course they take,~And to the wall
21   XIX|      ere bright Titan half his course had run,~That camp, that
22    XX|     think they run some speedy course, and seem~To move their
23    XX|      after those that fled his course he bent;~They to their rampiers