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 1    II|      this act of thine,~True witness of thy great and heavenly
 2   III|  bestow~Ensigns and arms, as witness of his praise,~Which he
 3    IV|  because it lies in dust?~Be witness Heaven, if thou to grant
 4     V|      for the soldiers all to witness stand~He made proud sign,
 5     V|     outward show~Is not true witness of the secret thought,~For
 6    VI| sometimes tears let fall,~To witness what distress her heart
 7    VI|     on her helmet laid,~Bore witness where she went, and where
 8  VIII|  Godfrey's falsehood who can witness bear?~Who dare or will these
 9     X|      chest,~Whose bones bear witness of thy shame and scorn!~
10     X|     This makes me say, -- to witness heaven I bring,~Zeal to
11    XI|     his triumphant death who witness bear;~And them by torment,
12   XII|       Where light of sun and witness all we miss~That should
13  XIII|       My Lord." quoth he, "a witness true am I~Of wonders strange,
14  XIII|  tokens shown true signs and witness be~Our angry God our proud
15    XV|  tide and wind;~With him all witness of his voyage brave~Lies
16   XVI|     of his bondage vile that witness bore;~ ~ XXXV~That done,
17   XVI|  homeward drive,~And as true witness of her frantic ire,~Her
18    XX|      gave not thee~To be the witness of thy fear and flight,~