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 1     6|       from Alcina seigniory and throne;~But shalt be sure to join
 2     8|         speak of, who on Otho's throne~Sate in his stead, the vacant
 3     8|    descry:~By thee from my fair throne, which nevermore~I hope
 4    14|       king, who fills Granada's throne,~Espoused by Rodomont of
 5    15|   Malabuferzo, he who fills the throne~Of Fez, where a perpetual
 6    17|   Norandine, he rising from his throne,~Embraced and kissed, and
 7    20|      ill method to maintain the throne.~ ~ LIII~" `Reflect withal,
 8    26|       Arthur filled the British throne,~This fountain Merlin made,
 9    27|        Agricane.~ ~ L~High on a throne of ample state appeared~
10    27|     king who filled Circassia's throne.~ ~ LXXXVI~The others who
11    28|      praised by him, before his throne,~Though 'twould be much
12    32|  Whereof a royal lady fills the throne;~Whose charms (before those
13    32|         of France possessed the throne,~His son, prince Clodion,
14    36|       other part has filled the throne;~And from Constantius and
15    38| emperors or kings that filled a throne,~Baptized or infidel, of
16    40|     time will fill thine Africk throne.~ ~ XXXVIII~"Thy subjects
17    40|  efforts to restore thee to thy throne~By Norandine, thy kinsman,
18    41|         win or lose, remount my throne,~Or pass my future days
19    44|         her, the partner of his throne,~Issued amid a fair and
20    44|     know that to a prince whose throne is new~Was never fealty
21    46|         line excluding from the throne:~Then how Ungiardo took
22    46|       Charlemagne, who from his throne~Had risen to do honour to
23    46|       unicorn, elected to their throne,~Bless the good fortune