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 1     V| breath,~It seemed the man did heavy tidings bear,~Upon his looks
 2     V|       From mouth to mouth the heavy rumor spread~Of these misfortunes,
 3    VI|      Sitting one day upon her heavy thought,~Devising by what
 4    VI|       her shoulders bear~That heavy burthen, and how slow she
 5   VII|   strain,~Upon whose helm the heavy blow did fall,~And bent
 6  VIII|      Sweno slew.~ ~ XXIV~"Ah, heavy chance! Down fell the valiant
 7  VIII|       dolorous,~For which our heavy camp laments of right,~Since
 8  VIII|     loth to know.~ ~ XLIX~His heavy hauberk was both seen and
 9    IX|    drowned and dead almost~In heavy sleep, the labor half is
10    IX|      little differs death and heavy sleep.~ ~ XIX~"Come, come,
11    IX|   targe,~His hand to rule his heavy sword unable,~Which bruised,
12     X|      the prease behold,~These heavy speeches of the king he
13   XII|    deep midnight wrought,~His heavy rod sleep on their eyelids
14   XII|     The other lay a still and heavy mass,~Her spirit had that
15   XII|       of darkness spread,~The heavy burden of his limbs in haste,~
16   XIV|   tare,~And full of woe these heavy words outthrew:~`Alas! my
17   XIV|   which her tunes enticed his heavy eyes,~By step and step did
18 XVIII|        Then kneeling low with heavy looks downcast,~His other
19   XIX|      bent,~And foot by foot a heavy pace forth-went;~ ~ XXVIII~
20   XIX|    and closed his eyes again,~Heavy and dim, and she renewed
21    XX|     him;~In his left hand his heavy shield he hent,~Nor seemed
22    XX|           LXXXVI~And with his heavy, strong and mighty targe,~