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 1     2|    accord;~And in the devil's cunning tale confiding,~Renewed
 2     3|      and square;~With roof by cunning architect extended~On shafts
 3     3|  blown,~That vainly shall the cunning toils be spread.~To the
 4     5| decked; and, as you can, with cunning heed,~Imitate her; then
 5     7|     his own despite;~As often cunning leech will burn and pare~
 6     7|      soft garments, wove with cunning skill,~All over, ease and
 7     9|     Such is in evil deeds his cunning sleight,~He laughs to scorn
 8     9| circling net be brought;~Such cunning art Cymosco would assay:~
 9    10|    the industrious sculptor's cunning care,~But that he saw distinct
10    14|       Here, Malagur, in ready cunning wise,~And Ammirant and Langhiran
11    15|   Takes pleasure in a net, by cunning hands~Contrived, which near
12    15|     net of old, and with such cunning pain,~He, who to break its
13    16|    death;~ ~ IX~But like most cunning and audacious quean,~Although
14    17|        And she, the false and cunning courtezan,~Assists him in
15    18|     scheme~Her by address and cunning to redeem.~ ~ LXXXIII~"With
16    18|       you see."~ ~ LXXXIV~His cunning might have proved of good
17    21|  Might use some secret of his cunning lore;~But this the wicked
18    25|       Rogero in kind mode and cunning speech,~Who him, although
19    26|      fair~Made sculpture by a cunning artist's care.~ ~ XL~"This
20    27|    Angelica is bound.~ ~ IX~A cunning, old enchanter him deceived,~
21    27|  known to him, with all their cunning lore.~He, both from old
22    33|       French host, decoyed in cunning wise~Thither where the surrounding
23    42|      well may be.~ ~ LXXIX~By cunning master, diligent and wise,~
24    46|      thee from thy pain,~Art, cunning, open force, or flattery,~