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 1     3|     afflicted church restore her lands,~And take due vengeance
 2     8|     plundered from the different lands they scower,~Crowd with
 3     9|         Bireno's cousin from his lands:~Who, since the unguarded
 4    10|        in level line, the Indian lands,~Where they are watered
 5    10|        renowned throughout these lands,~Is Leonetto, flower of
 6    10|      farthest Iceland's end.~All lands that round them lie, in
 7    13|         To joust, from different lands came many a knight;~Mid
 8    14|       their own, or neighbouring lands,~Had poured through, frozen
 9    14|    condemned to dwell in foreign lands,~Who, when dethroned, had
10    15|       years I view~From farthest lands which catch the western
11    15|        circling sun,~To seek new lands and new creations run.~ ~
12    15|          Captains, invincible by lands and seas,~Shall heavenly
13    16|        peers,~And lords of other lands, and cavaliers.~ ~ XXXIV~"
14    16|        vanquishing the foe,~More lands than France will obligation
15    16|         do when they possess our lands?~ ~ XXXVIII~"And, if in
16    18|         To joust, from different lands had made resort,~Seeing
17    18|          the fray;~And them with lands in Flanders vowed to glad;~
18    20|        girls for boys in foreign lands,~Or not, at least, return
19    26|        and Asia, and in fine all lands.~ ~ XXXII~The beast the
20    26|        Which had so many smiling lands defaced,~The names unknown
21    27|        And where through unknown lands the warriors hied,~Made
22    34|        domain,~Upon whose wasted lands his host had preyed,~And
23    37|         lord, assured upon whose lands~The beldam lived, to put
24    39|      which most apart~From other lands, in eastern seas are spread,~
25    43| worthiest found; and those broad lands that lie~Without the walls