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 1     5|        view,~So on his mind the thirst of vengeance wrought,~And
 2     8|        sky.~ ~ XXI~The heat and thirst and labour which he bore~
 3     8|      now satiate thy revengeful thirst?~What more (she said) can
 4    10|    these lovers have the greedy thirst~Appeased, with which their
 5    10|      XXXVI~While to the warrior thirst and labour sore,~Still toiling
 6    10|         his way intent,~And saw thirst figured on his lips, and
 7    10|  foaming wine, which raised his thirst the more;~But to the music
 8    14|   draught, whole runlets in his thirst;~Aye wonted simple water
 9    18|    Inflamed with anger and with thirst of blood:~And, as the thunder
10    22|       And, overcome by feverish thirst and heat,~Lifted the weighty
11    25|    Impetuous force of love, and thirst of praise!~Nor yet which
12    25|       the sick man with burning thirst distrest,~If he should sleep, --
13    29|        remained --~Had suffered thirst in such a grievous sort,~
14    31|       drink and eat,~Hunger and thirst the palate so dispose,~And
15    31|       rancour warms,~But simple thirst of fame excites to arms.~ ~
16    31|       drank, albeit with little thirst.~But Rodomont a while his
17    37| melodious Muses, to allay~Their thirst at Aganippe's well, have
18    37|         more will,~So much more thirst had she that youth to kill.~ ~
19    39|         refrained,~Resolved his thirst of vengeance to assuage,~
20    42|         other bitter stream her thirst did slake;~Which in her
21    42|       crystal flew,~By heat and thirst unto the river sped;~And
22    42|        Out of his burning bosom thirst and love.~ ~ LXIV~Whenas
23    43|       Execrable avarice! O vile thirst~Of sordid gold! it doth
24    43|      the riches for which women thirst'~(To her embassadress in