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 1     I|      are fewer than his noble deeds,~His fruit is ripe soon
 2  VIII|       thy might,~And told the deeds of many a lord beside,~His
 3  VIII|    our losses and our valiant deeds.~ ~ XIX~"But hardy Sweno
 4  VIII|       wakest, musing on great deeds I guess,~Nor sufferest in
 5    IX|       fierce, how fell?~Great deeds they wrought, each other'
 6     X|    warlike feat~For his great deeds respond his speeches great.~ ~
 7   XII|   acts display~And make their deeds to future ages known,~And
 8   XIV|     him to his noble acts and deeds!~Known be his worth as was
 9   XIV|       ire,~And with his hardy deeds let him take pain~To correspond
10   XVI|     and tender be,~He bent to deeds that maidens ill became;~
11  XVII|     ancestors and their great deeds beheld.~ ~ ~ I~Gaza the
12  XVII|   true I say,~Or if my former deeds rejoiced you aught,~When
13  XVII|     rehearsal made she of his deeds,~"This is the knight that
14  XVII|   much yet boast not of their deeds."~ ~ LI~The Indian fierce
15  XVII|    eyes,~And purchase fame by deeds well done and wrought;~She
16  XVII|    shield behold~The glorious deeds of thy forefathers old.~ ~
17  XVII|     him so far~That all those deeds which filled aye his thought,~
18  XVII| worthies born to chivalry~And deeds of arms it hath tofore brought
19    XX|    bold he slew;~His glorious deeds to praise and fame etern~