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1 4| cavaliers,~Unhoused upon that desert, bleak and bare.~And many 2 8| XXXVIII~When in that desert, which but to descry~Bred 3 8| vainly wandering, through a desert strayed.~ ~ LXXXII~Meanwhile 4 11| They bore her from the desert isle away.~And, as she spake, 5 11| to have left her on that desert lair.~That Ireland's king 6 12| count.~This for his first desert I well bestow;~A worthy 7 13| more pause, in that lone desert, he~Would sate his greedy 8 15| banishment.~ ~ XXVI~"For such desert, Heaven's bounty not alone~ 9 15| forth their bones upon the desert lair;~And round about his 10 19| As some poor recompense, desert, or guerdon,~For having 11 20| those wilds, and on that desert shore,~To pine of want. 12 20| turns and gazes round the desert strand,~And none is there -- 13 24| and nimble are,~At once desert the field and scour away:~ 14 27| And rather than that she desert thy side,~Let her hang him 15 31| Naked, they far and near desert the field;~Nay, never halt 16 31| as ordained by thee, in desert place,~Alone in knightly 17 32| hangman hung his corpse in desert field,~The craving vulture 18 32| thou wilt set~The sum of my desert, against thy debts?~ ~ XXXVIII~" 19 33| ground;~Passing the sandy desert of the Moor,~In Albajada, 20 34| him so contrite made, in desert drear,~Was never seen a 21 36| could be given upon that desert sand.~Ye, well enveloped 22 37| cometh to your reign,~Without desert; say such I bring with me,~ 23 38| for this and for his first desert,~May give him bands, Biserta 24 40| sea,~Which him upon that desert isle had thrown:~Yet would 25 44| army, through~The sandy desert, by the self-same track,~ 26 44| Fly to the mountain and desert the mead.~Many he stops 27 45| shortened day,~Finds it a desert horrid to the sight;~So, 28 46| claim to Bradamant,~Or more desert than good Rogero vaunt."~ ~