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 1     1|    stranger and the king.~Their spears alike the opposing bucklers
 2     7|       she goes among the Paynim spears,~Yet never aught of her
 3    12|       shout.~ ~ LXXVIII~At once spears, shafts, and swords, his
 4    14|       Centaur and the Goat, his spears~There to recruit, was sent
 5    17| landlord's courtesy~With sturdy spears and good, the course to
 6    17|      take sight,~And with their spears to the encounter speed:~
 7    18|      fall~Of darts, and push of spears. -- where blood is shed,~
 8    19|     tear.~ ~ LXXX~At once their spears in rest nine warriors laid,~
 9    19|    strowed.~ ~ LXXXIV~Many good spears were broken on the dame,~
10    19|        obedient to his hest~Two spears, say rather heavy booms,
11    21|        in mid space with rested spears.~ ~ X~Hermonides of Holland
12    22|     thousand swords, a thousand spears,~We vow to save; so it be
13    22|      other, levelling low~Their spears, and hurrying sore their
14    27|         with thought,~Upon four spears his courser's saddle stayed,~
15    31|  kinsmen much outweighed;~Their spears like brittle glass to pieces
16    31|       that squadron couch their spears.~ ~ LVII~If good Rinaldo
17    31|       brink!~ ~ LXIX~With heavy spears, the growth of forest hoar,~
18    31|  caverns into light;~Whose many spears and banners waving wide~
19    38|     against Astolpho lead their spears.~ ~ XXXVI~Erewhile a nimble
20    38|     warrior is but one mid many spears,~Matched singly with a host
21    39|         spurred, hence levelled spears~Are seen in one short instant
22    39|     duke had mustered all their spears.~ ~ XX~Such as the monarchs
23    41|         their bucklers were the spears,~With swords encountered
24    42| equestrian fight, with levelled spears.~To whose objection thus
25    46|         with lance in rest.~The spears seem ice, as they in shivers
26    46|          And having broke their spears, with faulchions bare~Return,