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 1   III|          the Saracen's spear the worthies shrank,~No breastplate could
 2    IV|        aid, allures and wins the worthies so~That they consent her
 3    IV|      XVII~"Among the knights and worthies of their train,~Let some
 4     V|      great to prove;~For all the worthies of the adventures' band~
 5     V|      price.~ ~ III~He called the worthies then, and spake them so:~"
 6     V|       only pressed;~Before these worthies be thine eagle borne;~This
 7   VII|         were by lot,~And all the worthies of the camp beside,~After
 8   VII|        and haste withhold,~These worthies strove to stop him, but
 9     X|   private friends,~For all those worthies, lords and knights, he sends;~ ~
10    XI| commended,~And with him left the worthies of the crew,~Whom at a costly
11    XI|     might.~ ~ XLI~While thus the worthies of the western crew~Maintained
12    XI|   Trembled the earth whereon the worthies stamp,~His foes far off
13   XIV|           Whence barons bold and worthies shall descend,~That many
14    XV|         not in presence of those worthies stand,~But fled away, their
15   XVI|          or lance, or sword,~The worthies all will aid me, for my
16  XVII|         This was the pedigree of worthies stout,~Who seemed in that
17  XVII|   cheered his face,~To see these worthies of his house and race.~ ~
18  XVII|           the root,~And as these worthies born to chivalry~And deeds
19  XVII|          in praise o'ercome,~The worthies old of Sparta, Carthage,
20 XVIII|        LXXIII~And turning to the worthies him behind,~All hardy knights,
21 XVIII|        when he looked again,~His worthies fighting viewed he one by