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 1    III,   193    |        To share in Magnus' fortunes and the war,~ ~
 2    III,   366    |       And, ignorant of the fortunes of the sky,~ ~
 3    III,   570    |         570 They try their fortunes. On their simple craft~ ~
 4     IV,   105    |       The soldier hungers; fortunes buy not now~ ~
 5     IV,   535    |                 Your final fortunes. No man's life is short~ ~
 6     IV,   749    |                        The fortunes of the spot must hold in
 7      V,   338    |                 We are his fortunes, and his fates are ours~ ~
 8      V,   394    | Your lives and deaths. The fortunes of the world~ ~
 9      V,   585(29)|   you carry Caesar and his fortunes" (lines 662-665). Mommsen
10      V,   835    |                Nor met his fortunes, though he staked the world~ ~
11     VI,   728    |      And all the labouring fortunes of mankind,~ ~
12     VI,   966    |                From me thy fortunes: for the fates in time~ ~
13    VII,   128    |     Trust to the sword the fortunes of the world?~ ~
14    VII,   288    |                For Magnus' fortunes gave no room for hope,~ ~
15    VII,   695    |         Was adverse to the fortunes of thy chief~ ~
16    VII,   756    |                        His fortunes fled. A little hill he sought~ ~
17    VII,   774    |    world escaping? Magnus' fortunes lost,~ ~
18   VIII,    10    |               10 Of former fortunes, still the chieftain knew~ ~
19   VIII,   179    |                      Their fortunes stood.~ ~ ~ ~ Now slowly
20   VIII,   354    | Fate, bear our shipwrecked fortunes past the bounds~ ~
21   VIII,   360    |            360 The varying fortunes of my life recalls,~ ~
22   VIII,   650    |          650 How stand thy fortunes; now no more by right~ ~
23   VIII,   673    |                   Await my fortunes; mine shall be the life~ ~
24     IX,  1211    |         To mend his fallen fortunes; on our swords~ ~
25      X,     3    |                        His fortunes battled, whether Rome should
26      X,   452    |                Nor let the fortunes of the Western chief~ ~