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 1     I| successively is done~Was full of peril, to our honor small,~Naught
 2    II|       from the wave~From further peril that his person arms~By
 3    VI|         least, least fear, least peril was.~ ~ XCVII~But when these
 4   VII|        purchase fame~In so great peril, fear exiled shame.~ ~
 5   VII|         he, whose courage for no peril fails,~Well armed, and better
 6  VIII|         hazard else he fears, no peril spies.~ ~ XII~"Thus hasting
 7    IX|          followed it;~And yet no peril, hurt or harm he found,~
 8    IX|     greatest praise, in greatest peril, wons."~ ~ XXIX~Her tender
 9     X|      vein~That tells of greatest peril, greatest pain."~ ~ XIV~
10    XI|       course to run,~Wherein may peril much, small praise be won.~ ~
11  XIII|          retired,~He scorned the peril, pressing forward still,~
12    XV|       that sailors often cast~In peril great of death and loss
13    XV|         pool unkenned,~Nor other peril nor astonishment~That makes
14    XX|         Though most the loss and peril them oppress,~Unwares assailed
15    XX|          at nought,~The greatest peril, danger, most he sought.~ ~
16    XX|         And says, "Here greatest peril is, heavens yield~Strength