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 1    II|       to win,~By which bright sign well known was that fair
 2    II|   glory spring.~ ~ LXVII~"Thy sign is in his Apogaeon placed,~
 3   III|    lance,~And yet his chin no sign of manhood bore;~His youth
 4     V|   witness stand~He made proud sign, as though he naught did
 5    VI|      none appear~That made or sign or show came to just,~"How
 6    VI|       eke defend,~Yet neither sign they made, nor noise they
 7   VII|       Yet should his looks no sign of fear betray;~For wheresoever
 8   VII|     upon the sands he made~No sign was left what way the beast
 9  VIII|     young, and on the chin~No sign of heard to bud did yet
10    IX|    seems he flies,~He left no sign in dust imprinted thin,~
11     X|     And of his kingly pomp no sign was left.~ ~ II~As when
12     X|     upon the land~Had left no sign nor token where they ran,~
13    XI|      to the wind~The glorious sign of our salvation great,~
14    XI|    repose.~ ~ XIX~With little sign as yet of springing day~
15    XI|  serve for wings,~He gave the sign, so mighty was the rout~
16    XI|  shrink and shake,~And gaping sign of headlong falling make:~ ~
17   XII|     me but late, too late, in sign of peace,~How haps it now
18  XIII| warmth nor heat!~He felt, nor sign of fire or scorching flame;~
19  XVII| harbor see,~Or in that desert sign of dwelling spy,~Nor track
20 XVIII|     weared~The work away, nor sign left where it stood,~And
21    XX|  cried;~The youth to give the sign of fight all prayed~Their
22    XX|    And there, of victory true sign and show,~His glorious standard