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 1   III|      rein;~And yet more easy, haply, were the feat~To stop the
 2    IV|   Upon this Syrian folk would haply light.~ ~ XXII~But for he
 3    IV|    Godfrey's hearing than you haply deem:~Mine aid I grant,
 4    IV|  bring~Safe, where the tyrant haply sleepeth hard~He counselled
 5    IV|   unwilling ears:~The tyrant, haply, would his wraith restrain~
 6     V|       eagle borne;~This honor haply thou esteemest light,~Whose
 7     V|     The charge some deal thee haply honor may,~That noble Dudon
 8     V|   framed;~But if our power he haply shall disdain,~As well I
 9     V|      said,~"And if the tyrant haply hear at last,~His banished
10    VI| encounter would have run,~And haply ta'en him captive by my
11   VII|      breaks our sleep.~ ~ IX~"Haply just Heaven's defence and
12   VII|   Among these legions I could haply find,~I should the best
13    IX|    her not,~For strong Osmida haply passed by,~And not meant
14   XII|     engine burn to ashes may;~Haply the guard that now doth
15   XII|      seek fresh water thither haply led,~And found the princess
16   XIV|          LXXVII~"But when she haply riseth from the knight,~