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 1    IV|       genius sees his charge, but dares not own me,~Of queen-like
 2     V|         shall Rinaldo match thee? dares he tell~Those idle names
 3     V|        that live, let see:~Oh how dares one so mean aspire so high,~
 4     V|         worth compare.~ ~ XXII~He dares not only, but he strives
 5     V|            quoth Eustace, angry, "dares deny~My fellowship?" Rambaldo
 6    VI|      castles fall,~Yet none of us dares at these gates out-peep,~
 7    VI|          shall I attend you here?~Dares none come forth? dares none
 8    VI|            Dares none come forth? dares none his fortune trust?"~
 9    VI|          perished quite?~My heart dares much, it soars with Cupid'
10   VII|           on foot,~If not one man dares combat hand to hand,~In
11  VIII|           What noise of arms? who dares these tumults move?~Am I
12    IX|        and spoil,~To such exploit dares not lift up their hands;~
13    IX| withstands?~Against his wrath who dares himself oppose?~Go hence,
14     X|         to his faith and country, dares reply;~And speak of concord
15  XIII|           there is, I grant,~That dares cut down one branch in yonder
16  XIII|    adamant~That without trembling dares attempt the thing,~And sense
17   XIV|           And if not he, who else dares undertake~Of this enchanted
18   XIV|       Gainst death and danger who dares battle make,~With so bold
19 XVIII|           way is eath to him that dares abide,~Come let us scale