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 1     7|     LXXVI~Next Balisarda to his flank he tied~(For so Rogero's
 2    11|         More liberal of flowing flank and reins.~Roland desires
 3    14|   skirting round,~In front, and flank, and rear of the array;~
 4    16|          And pierced him in the flank; who from his sell,~Pallid
 5    18|         Who, foot with horse to flank, against them go.~While
 6    18|         that cavalier~He in the flank, with thrust so full and
 7    18|      arm or left, or pierced in flank.~ ~ CXIV~Bold Sansonnetto
 8    21|        And for the youth's left flank the stroke intended;~But
 9    22|      Dordona's pride~Was at his flank, and prest him in his round,~
10    25|     people making way,~Wounding flank, paunch, and bosom, bore
11    30|     Which a full palm above the flank he bored;~So that parforce
12    31|   galled and gored his bleeding flank,~He on that little bridge
13    41|       flow.~ ~ XCIII~Him in the flank Gradasso too had gored;~(
14    42|       breadth wide~Of the other flank, the sword appears in sight;~
15    42|        bereaved,~Which from his flank and wounded visage rained,~
16    42|       stranger smote her in the flank,~Who on the near side of
17    43|      his side,~When through her flank the blade he would have
18    44| fiercely charged his enemies in flank.~The emperor, when his son
19    44|        At throat, at breast and flank the warrior laid;~Smote
20    45|       his head, and breast, and flank.~ ~ LXXIV~Now aims that
21    46|       struck,~Whom he in belly, flank and breast would wound;~
22    46|      felt the monarch, gored~In flank and thigh, by good Rogero'
23    46|       in fight;~ ~ CXXIX~Rogero flank and thigh dyed red beheld,~
24    46|        wounded thigh and gaping flank had sore~Weakened the vigour
25    46|         wound;~Against his left flank shoved his breast, and sore~