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 1     I|    Their horses well inured to chase and ride,~In diet spare,
 2    II|       and unfrequented land~To chase the lion, boar, or rugged
 3    II|     For if our fleet your navy chase or take,~For want of victuals
 4    IV|      holds the crimson morn in chase;~Full seemed her looks of
 5   VII| displeased, from the fruitless chase,~When the sly beast tapished
 6   VII|    could the prince pursue the chase,~Nothing he saw, yet forward
 7   VII|        do who all alone should chase~Or kill a thousand of these
 8   VII|        on heaps, with headlong chase:~He stayed alone, and battle
 9   VII|    French, and then pursued in chase~The wicked sprites and all
10  VIII|     shone when Phoebe left the chase,~And laid her down by her
11   XII|     whither doth thy rage thee chase?~Refrain thy grief, bridle
12  XIII|   pursued them in that fearful chase.~Except their fear perchance
13  XIII|    lions do whom jolly hunters chase;~Yet fled the man and with
14 XVIII|      the approaching flames to chase:~In these extremes the prince
15   XIX|      forsaken walls the Pagans chase:~Yet neither force nor fear
16   XIX|      men to fight or beasts to chase.~ ~ IX~There stayed the
17   XIX|        did burn, did kill, did chase,~Thou know'st I ran to thy
18    XX|      away, and troubled in the chase~Their ranks disordered be