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 1     1|      in his command;~And late Baiardo lost, his gallant steed,~
 2     2|       in the course.~For such Baiardo's sense, he will not wage~
 3    16|      herd,~Rinaldo forth upon Baiardo spurred.~ ~ XLIV~As the
 4    18|       I speak of him, who his Baiardo fleet~Had spurred the gallant
 5    23|      the Gaul or Moor;~Except Baiardo good and Brigliador.~ ~
 6    31|    fray.~This while, for good Baiardo, with more pain,~Contend
 7    31|    Consigned the goodly steed Baiardo's rein,~And when his banner
 8    31|      his name exalt.~He spurs Baiardo, that is nothing slow;~He
 9    31|     the horse without a peer,~Baiardo, from the Christian cavalier.~ ~
10    31| bearing of his shield,~But by Baiardo -- by that horrid blow,~
11    31|   wrongly reprehend:~Next for Baiardo, as agreed of yore,~'Tis
12    31|      his foe or slay,~He wins Baiardo without more ado.~But if
13    33|       From combat cease, upon Baiardo's flight,~Gradasso and Montalban'
14    33|      side~Good Durindana, and Baiardo ride.~ ~ LXXIX~No signal
15    33|      champions turn,~And good Baiardo, sore bested, discern.~ ~
16    33|  discern.~ ~ LXXXIV~They good Baiardo by a monster view,~-- A
17    33|       pest descends,~And good Baiardo with his talons rends.~ ~
18    33|       fence, and sore bested,~Baiardo swiftly from the monster
19    33|    monster fled.~ ~  LXXXVIII~Baiardo to the neighbouring forest
20    33|     the winged beast has lost Baiardo's traces.~He soars aloft,
21    33|    and Gradasso, who descried~Baiardo's flight, the conqueror'
22    33|      greensward made:~By much Baiardo distances the two,~Whose
23    33|  ceased in little time to spy~Baiardo's traces, who strange course
24    33|       his rare fortune, heard Baiardo neigh;~ ~ XCIII~And found
25    41|      of greater force.~ ~ LXX~Baiardo shocked the steed of lesser
26    42|   have pursued.~Nathless anew Baiardo to bestride~To Sericane