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 1      I,    61    |       Northern or the Southern Pole~ ~
 2      I,   469    |                  From furthest pole, and leaves it at the flood;~ ~
 3      I,   583    |                            The pole was all afire, and torches
 4     II,   265    |     wain was turning round the pole~ ~
 5    III,   254(16)| declares that he steers by the pole star itself, which is much
 6    III,   292    |                   Low down the Pole star, and Bootes runs~ ~
 7      V,   645    |                            The pole star trembled in its place
 8     VI,   533    |        revolving sky or starry pole~ ~
 9    VII,   230    |            230 Of heaven, from pole to pole; or else perchance~ ~
10    VII,   230    |        Of heaven, from pole to pole; or else perchance~ ~
11    VII,   355    |      where I will. But has the pole~ ~
12    VII,   498    |   flaming Titan nigh to either pole~ ~
13     IX,   630    |       plunges; far from either pole,~ ~
14     IX,  1015    |  constellations, and the lofty pole~ ~