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 1     2|    Counsel and comfort at their captain's hand.~ ~ LXIV~This goodly
 2     3|       Alberto next, unconquered captain, see,~Whose trophies shall
 3     3| transcends in worth.~I see this captain, ill bested for war,~Go
 4     6|        iron shook.~ ~ LXIII~The captain of this crew, which blocked
 5     8|     there the peer~Approached a captain of the guard, when he;~"
 6    10|     does unfold,~That our great captain to the wind expands,~Under
 7    14|         The loss of that French captain and our chief,~Whom dead
 8    14|      The Catalonians, who their captain vaunt~In Doriphoebus, muster
 9    14|     well as the fourth troop, a captain needs.~Although King Agramant
10    14|       shore?~To him replied the captain of the band,~Moved by his
11    15|    fertile Italy,~To which this captain clears the monarch's way;~
12    15|          XXXV~"Not only to this captain courtesy~Shall Charles display,
13    16|    those which went before,~For captain, armour, and for martial
14    18|     pass and outlet occupy.~The captain, little distant from his
15    19|      middle note.~ ~ X~Zerbino, captain of those horse, no more~
16    23|    Stript from those serjeants' captain, who had dight~Himself with
17    24|       sends news,~Which for its captain well might stand in fear;~
18    24|       word to simple knight and captain bore,~To join the troops,
19    26|      heard,~As with the Moorish captain he conferred.~ ~ XIII~Nor
20    31|       kindred train;~What every captain, every cavalier;~What Guido
21    33|         How through the Alps, a captain out of Gaul,~To war upon
22    34| Thracian cavalier~Was named the captain of the invading crew.~For
23    38|     XXXVIII~"Albeit if fits not captain, as I know,~To say, `on
24    44|         To be their king, their captain, and their guide.~ ~ XCVIII~
25    44|     guide.~ ~ XCVIII~As king or captain them will he command~As