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 1     V| wisely stayed his words,~Such weight the sayings have of kings
 2   VII|    did he aught with so great weight incline,~His wonted sword
 3   VII|      so fast,~That with their weight they bore him back at last.~ ~
 4     X|   never might~Aught that hath weight sink to the bottom down,~
 5    XI| Circassian cast that wondrous weight;~ ~ XXXVI~Not mortal was
 6    XI|    when his leg could not his weight sustain,~He saw his will
 7   XII|       weaker posts so great a weight could bear.~ ~ XV~"But for
 8  XIII|       this exploit of no such weight I hold,~For it to lose a
 9   XVI|     dear,~That mixed first by weight and measure meet,~Then at
10  XVII|   were with sword and bow,~No weight of helm or hauberk list
11 XVIII|    unwieldy with their proper weight,~His armor laid and long
12 XVIII|      like a palm whereon huge weight doth rest,~His forces so
13   XIX|      for blows,~With his huge weight the Pagan underbound;~But
14   XIX|     the plain.~With thine own weight o'erthrown to earth thou
15    XX|       he hent,~Nor seemed the weight too great, his curtlax trim~