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 1    25|     CANTO 25~ ~ ARGUMENT~Rogero Richardetto from the pains~Of fire preserves,
 2    25|         to distinguish; hight~I Richardetto am, Bradamant she;~Rinaldo'
 3    25|   sorrowing breast."~ ~ LXXI~So Richardetto spake, and by his say~Made
 4    25|      ward.~ ~ LXXIII~His cousin Richardetto, as behoved,~Was courteously
 5    25|    warrior grieved.~ ~ LXXIV~To Richardetto he exclaims, instead~Of
 6    25|     what to say."~ ~ LXXVII~Sir Richardetto the ill news displease,~
 7    25|        hear, who little do:~But Richardetto took aside their host~And
 8    25|        told whilere)~To succour Richardetto, maid and peer.~ ~ LXXXIV~
 9    26|         her round,~He here with Richardetto would be found.~ ~ LVI~And,
10    26|  enjoined performs a hest,~When Richardetto she beheld, made show~As
11    26|   endured the whole to hear,~To Richardetto turned; and, as a meet~Guerdon
12    26|        another tale whilere,~Of Richardetto she was then in fear.~ ~
13    26|     pallid, hue.~ ~ LXXVII~Next Richardetto comes, and for the blow~
14    26|         has lost the horse!~But Richardetto drives, and Vivian,~Between
15    26|    Turned round this while, and Richardetto spied;~And recollecting
16    30|       had addrest~His way, with Richardetto and the rest;~ ~ LXXVII~
17    30| commended,~And that which after Richardetto said;~Who told how him Rogero
18    31|  seeming force, the peer,~Young Richardetto to the joust defend:~He,
19    31|     true";~Within himself young Richardetto cries:~But that encounter
20    31|         he spake, was nigh~With Richardetto; and the warlike twain~Brandished
21    36|      tried,~And wot not such is Richardetto's might,~I ween it is his
22    44|         VII~The fearful risk by Richardetto run~He knew, and how Rogero