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 1    13|       imperial crown,~And mighty kings; the column and the stay~
 2    14|         leaders lost,~So the two kings who Spain and Afric lead,~
 3    16|       liege,~And with them other kings, and dukes, and peers,~And
 4    28|          Of all the neighbouring kings he was the best,~As that,
 5    28|       the champaigne)~Obeyed the kings of Afric and of Spain.~ ~
 6    32|           Ullania with the three kings who rode before.~These she
 7    32|         As wisest among reigning kings, by me~Shall be dispatched
 8    32|         Not overlikely was those kings to please;~For cold and
 9    32|          Levelling against those kings that virtuous spear,~Her
10    32|      vouch as she in might those kings outweighed,~No less in beauty
11    33|       fire to Italy;~Who has two kings in two fierce battles slain,~
12    33|         she could ill refuse the kings' request.~Her lance she
13    33|          richest of those Nubian kings,~By a perpetual hunger's
14    34|        Wherein the favourites of kings are blest:~Given to those
15    35|   successively o'erthrown,~Three kings she quickly upon earth had
16    38|    seemed to be,~Mid emperors or kings that filled a throne,~Baptized
17    38|     Agramant from his vicegerent kings,~That rests not, night nor
18    38|  pressing peril to advise,~Calls kings and princes of the paynim
19    38|          thirty-two,~Your vassal kings, with you our sails we spread;~
20    40|        trusts to slay.~For seven kings' sake, fast prisoners to
21    40|         the twain,~Those valiant kings embraced upon the strand:~
22    40| victorious knight~Seven of those kings, that Moorish sceptres swayed,~
23    41|  hindrance make,~Who would those kings to Africa convey.~And Dudon
24    42|     hidden were,~Showed that two kings' united treasure ne'er~Would
25    43|           Had slain those paynim kings in the career,~But had a
26    44|       have done.~ ~ XXVII~Of the kings slain upon the paynim part,~