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 1   III| speaks no word, yet makes his signs to pray;~He sighs, he faints,
 2     V|     sad and rueful sight,~The signs of death upon his face appear,~
 3  VIII|        The Italians, trusting signs untrue too well,~Think their
 4  VIII|    that they deemed by sundry signs and shows~There was some
 5  VIII|   think of death at hand,~The signs of heavenly joy shone through
 6  VIII|   misadventure sad~Tokens and signs, seemed too apparent true,~
 7     X|     fitteth such an one,~Such signs of doubt show in his cheer
 8    XI|    When trumpets shrill, true signs of hardy fights,~Called
 9   XII|     dead, and him deprived~Of signs of life; yet did the knight
10  XIII|     might you note~A thousand signs of heart-amating fear,~Their
11  XIII|       These tokens shown true signs and witness be~Our angry
12   XIV|     sea, in earth or air,~The signs in heaven, the stars in
13  XVII|      by new notes and certain signs described,~How love's empoisoned
14 XVIII|     one,~And on each side saw signs of conquest plain,~For with
15    XX|      spied,~And saw the other signs that forged were,~"See,
16    XX|       flight unstayed~Eternal signs in hardest rocks hath wrought,~
17    XX|       giant cried, "By sundry signs I note~That whom I wish,
18    XX|    aright,~Her palfrey's feet signs in the grass outware:~But