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 1   III|      the more,~But following, "Turn thee," cried, in ireful
 2   III|     rams and engines fail,~But turn your eyes because I would
 3    IV|     mutinies gainst him raise,~Turn each one's sword against
 4    IV|       Eustace's talk assays~To turn these forces from this present
 5   VII|    fury blind,~And hasty wrath turn to his loss and harm,~Doth
 6   VII|        occasion new afford,~To turn her home to her desired
 7   VII|    that thy hair for age shall turn to gray;~ ~ XXXIII~"Except
 8  VIII|     force could not withstand,~Turn to their evil the speeches
 9    IX|    give nor take,~Against them turn your stern eye's threatening
10    IX|     helping band,~He made them turn against this stormy shower,~
11    IX|        he, to run, to stop, to turn and twine;~A dart his right
12   XII|      That to this town I never turn again,~Mine eunuch, whom
13   XIV|      With wanton windlays run, turn, play and pass;~So on this
14    XV|        mingle both, now alter, turn and change~To thousand colors,
15    XV|      From them ashamed did she turn and twine.~ ~ LXII~Withal
16   XVI|       Upon their golden hinges turn and twine.~They stayed to
17   XVI|     sight~Even blessed angels, turn thine eyes to me,~For painted
18    XX|         LXXXVIII~The Gascoigns turn again, their lord in haste~
19    XX|       doth heaven men's hearts turn, alter, change.~ ~ CV~As
20    XX| forever dwell;~Or else with it turn to the world again~And vex
21    XX|    With his victorious host to turn again,~His bloody coat he