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 1    10|  inconstant rout;~To make your choice the riper fruits among,~
 2    11|         LXXV~But never silk so choice or gold so fine~Did the
 3    14|   store~Of chiefs, he feigns a choice, and thinks; next speeds~
 4    19|     had consented,~(As by such choice dishonoured) grieved her
 5    19|            LXVIII~"And at your choice to stay shall also be,~Whether
 6    20|      of my bed:~Selected at my choice, who are the best~And fairest
 7    20|       be slain,~Shall have the choice, instead of this, alone~
 8    20|     did light,~Should have his choice to perish by the knife,~
 9    20|        his ten consorts at his choice renew:~And reign with them,
10    23|  cavalier, and every one,~Whom choice or fortune hither shall
11    25|     time nor place~To make his choice, or judge what promised
12    25|        I forestall;~But to her choice refer me, all in all.~ ~
13    26|    fast?"~ ~ V~" -- I, at your choice," said Aldigier, "were fain~
14    26|        warlike wights the very choice and flower?~ ~ XX~Marphisa,
15    26|      white.~There in the stone choice figures chisseled were,~
16    27| Charles' disaster;~Left to his choice by him, the wizard master.~ ~
17    27|        Of all the Saracens the choice and flower~Marshalled in
18    29|       that lady said)~"Of this choice liquor with rare virtue
19    38|      Aymon's son prepared;~The choice whereof with that good warrior
20    38|    steed afoot had fared,~Made choice, afoot and fenced with plate
21    38|         LXXXI~After the second choice of arms was made~By him,
22    44|       she bears,~She thinks no choice is left but to obey.~Yet
23    45|    refuse to take.~ ~ XXIV~The choice of arms must be by her foregone,~
24    45|    succeeding sun:~He made his choice to combat in the fray~All