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 1     1|     ear,~The worth and warlike feats I shall retrace;~So thou
 2     3|    Faenza conquered, and their feats and fame;~With Adria (better
 3     4|         Proof of their valiant feats, Rinaldo true~Forthwith
 4    13|    espied,~Performing wondrous feats of chivalry,~I was surprised
 5    14|        But which the wonderous feats well testified,~That were
 6    15|      gift, which in its goodly feats~All other gifts excelled,
 7    17|   heard or seen,~Save what ill feats to-day have witnessed been;~ ~
 8    19|         who wrought a thousand feats in vain~For this ungrateful
 9    22|     for his behoof;~For of his feats he had elsewhere made proof.~ ~
10    24| Viewing the madman's wonderous feats more near,~The frighted
11    26|  leaves those others, whom his feats confound,~Not merely lost
12    30|     CANTO 30~ ~ ARGUMENT~Great feats achieve Orlando by the way.~
13    31|      show:~But first Rinaldo's feats I must declare,~Who with
14    31|     squadron, of whose doughty feats I tell,~Doing by them what
15    32|    cavalier,~Who in a thousand feats of high report~Has shown
16    32|     lord's abode.~ ~ LXXIII~In feats of arms few warriors were
17    32|    well had weighed her famous feats,~The damsel with surpassing
18    33|  displayed:~"Who in a thousand feats will shine more clear~Than
19    34| increased that baron bold.~His feats of many a sort, and valour
20    34|        and, through~His famous feats, that Thracian cavalier~
21    36|      daughter, who excelled~In feats of arms, that king accompanied;~
22    38|    redoubted Brandimart,~Whose feats no less than fierce Orlando'
23    40|    forego.~That day no further feats of hardihood~Rogero will
24    45|      He loved; thou seest what feats upon thy side~That warrior