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 1     3|      two currents threat with double breach;~Whose townsmen loath
 2    11|     Or single cannon this, or double, name.~ ~ XXV~This saker,
 3    11|     gained),~Pricked by whose double fluke, the monster bleeds.~
 4    11|    spread,~Nor iron rind, nor double mail below;~Who, gazing
 5    12|      lit at Vulcan's fire the double brand,~And gave them virtue
 6    13|      Ind to hills, which to a double sea~Afford a passage; and,
 7    14|      To give new order to the double host,~Resolve their bands
 8    15|      which chafes against its double shore;~Makes distant Cochin,
 9    15|     from that covert blind~To double on his unsuspecting foe,~
10    16|      XII~"But fortune, by her double bounty, shows~She guards
11    16| descends.~ ~ LVII~The arrows' double shower the ample sky~With
12    17|  others chose;~And, but 'twas double, and the coat as well,~The
13    20|       dames and cavaliers~The double victory which bestowed that
14    23|    And this secured between a double vest.~ ~ XLIII~Zerbino after
15    24|      blade,~And straight with double force the stroke repaid.~ ~
16    27|    frequent crowd expects the double foe;~And often, in impatience,
17    27|      sail.~ ~ CX~Branded with double scorn, before those peers,~
18    27|     herds were feeding on the double marge,~Brought thither from
19    30|  level at the vizor, which is double,~And yet resists such mighty
20    30|      pommel fell;~Nor yet its double steel the faulchion stayed:~
21    30|       arms had crimsoned in a double drain:~Hence diversly the
22    33|      him with his gold:~Which double treason, without couching
23    41|   trembling lady's heart beat double.~ ~ XXXIV~The warriors to
24    41|      though twisted chain~And double plates encase the paynim
25    42|     Phoebus and Pallas bind a double bough.~ ~ XC~Dian is next
26    45|       the gold eagle with its double head~He blazoned on the