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1     I|   ground with still renewed assault,~ Or sometimes in their
2     I|   nor be overthrown~ By any assault soever through the world -~
3     I|    it totters at their sure assault.~ Thus if first bodies be,
4    IV|   pain the sense with their assault,~ According as with roughness
5    IV|  boy with limbs effeminate~ Assault him, or a woman darting
6     V|  And that 'tis sacrilege to assault by words~ And overtopple
7    VI| right through it by a front assault;~ For what a blast of wind
8    VI|     Upburning with its vast assault those trees;~ Nor is there