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1 5,2 | Signoria; then he asked for his lance, he set it in rest, and
2 5,2 |         before, when he entered lance in hand; that he should
3 5,5 | defensive arms, each man bore a lance in his hand, like an Italian
4 5,5 |         of them carried a short lance as well, with which to pin
5 6,3 |          no longer armed with a lance, for that he had just broken,
6 6,3 |       without breaking a single lance. The French wanted to pursue,
7 6,3 |       long ago broken, like his lance, but with a heavy battle-axe,
8 10,3|      through, sword in hand and lance in rest; and scarcely had