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 1     3|      praise and fame in arms restore;~And in her realms just
 2     3|      To the afflicted church restore her lands,~And take due
 3     4|  Prate as thou wilt, I shall restore the knight~To liberty,"
 4     7|  some strong and speedy cure restore.~But her the enchantress
 5     7|   thy good descendants shall restore~The fame and honours she
 6     8|      true shape Melissa does restore;~Rinaldo levies knights
 7     8|      my wearied spirit shall restore:~For not the squalid snake
 8     9|    Bireno to full freedom to restore.'~To him the footman does
 9    11|  road.~-- Down to the sword, restore thy weapons bright,~Sad
10    18|      deems their courage may restore.~"If good Almontes has deserved,"
11    26|      leave until we Agramant restore.~If each is on his own design
12    26|   fall,"~Rogero said, "so he restore my steed.~Let him resign
13    27|   royal Agramant would peace restore,~And now with this and now
14    30|   new foes?~What boots it to restore my harassed mind~That I
15    32|    took away thy gift again.~Restore it; well thou know'st what
16    34|  Orlando's missing senses to restore.~ ~ LXVII~" `Tis true to
17    35| heaven, to me my judgment to restore,~Which, since from your
18    38|      him anew~He visits, and restore that sovereign's view.~ ~
19    40|     from trouble, and to joy restore.~Captives for ever, if thou
20    40|     surveyed.~All efforts to restore thee to thy throne~By Norandine,
21    40|     Gradasso shall his prize restore;~Moved also by Almontes'
22    43|     and concord they at home restore,~And love each other dearly
23    44|      himself their battle to restore,~As hating Constantine and
24    46|   good for me!~But I to thee restore thy gift, and, more~Glady
25    46|     than I received it, this restore.~ ~ XLIII~"The damsel more