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 1     3|    chaste and sage.~ ~ XXX~"His virtues shall deserve so fair a
 2     7|       part should bear~In lofty virtues, as that I descried~Thee,
 3    10|      may see;~His vices and his virtues see expressed.~Hence shall
 4    11|         if as well~You know the virtues of the ring as I?~From her
 5    13|        to unfold~The praise and virtues of some noble dame,~If from
 6    13|      Which best shall prize the virtues' goodly train,~And widest
 7    13|       And Bretagne's pride; all virtues ever yet~Bestowed on woman,
 8    14|          Who said; "He with the Virtues once was scanned~Nor dwelt
 9    15|          long seeming dead;~And Virtues with her into exile sent,~
10    18|      defraud:~But, of your many virtues, one before~All others I
11    22|    Atlantes made,~Of whose rare virtues I whilere have said.~ ~
12    32|       reign?~One that his lofty virtues holds so high,~'Twere need
13    32|       allow,~To which all other virtues yield and bow?~ ~ XXXIX~"
14    33|         might appear of vaunted virtues shorn;~ ~ XXIX~"And if illustrious
15    35|      say.~To prop the arts, the virtues is he sent;~And should I
16    35|     bread;~Who putting down the Virtues, raise the tribe~Of Vices,
17    35|         far and near.~His other virtues I should ill commend,~So
18    36| gentleness and courtesy appear,~Virtues but seldom seen with us;
19    36|        might.~ ~ LV~He knew the virtues of that weapon well,~Such
20    37|       in the historic page~Your virtues ye, yourselves, immortalize.~
21    41|        So toward the Dane those virtues stood confest,~With whom (
22    46|   father to forego.~None of the virtues, in Rogero spied,~Moved
23    46|         bestows.~With all these virtues gilt, the stripling glows.~ ~