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 1    II|         Argantes wild drew nar,~Trembling for ire, and waxing pale
 2   III|  succeed~That reverend fear and trembling with it brought,~Scantly
 3   III|    flies~His dreadful sight, or trembling stayed at least:~Such dread
 4    IV|        the twinkling stars from trembling sky.~ ~ V~There were Silenus'
 5    IV| mountains hoar,~And under every trembling leaf they sit,~Between the
 6    VI|  patience never knew, nor used,~Trembling for ire, his sandy locks
 7   VII|      with that music deafed the trembling ground.~ ~
 8    IX|      bright,~You run half-naked trembling through the field,~Your
 9     X|    around~Attentive stood, with trembling and with awe:~"Rinaldo lives,"
10    XI|    William dight,~With fear and trembling to the altar went,~And prayer
11   XII|        that work of grace,~With trembling hands her beaver he untied,~
12  XIII|       shall hide and hold,~With trembling fear make all the Christians
13  XIII|         far wandered forth with trembling pace,~Till they approached
14  XIII|   hardened adamant~That without trembling dares attempt the thing,~
15  XIII|          For them inforced with trembling to retire,~The sight, the
16  XIII|    wrought:~ ~ XLV~But cold and trembling waxed his frozen heart,~
17   XIV|        cool air gathered with a trembling fan,~To mitigate the rage
18    XV|   sacred staff he once espied~A trembling fear through his bold heart
19   XIX|       dust him laid,~Wide open, trembling, with his arms displayed.~ ~
20   XIX|         her lips her words slow trembling came,~"Fruitless," she said, "
21   XIX|         XCIV~"He lift me by the trembling hand from ground,~Nor stayed
22   XIX|      talk I strove,~Thou, by my trembling fit that well could'st guess~