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 1     2|     sword~Pass Sacripant and Clermont's angry lord.~ ~ VI~Thus
 2     2|      twixt Maganza's and old Clermont's line~There was an ancient
 3    16|     Thither arrived Rinaldo, Clermont's flower.~Three leagues
 4    20| France and Spain~Wot well of Clermont, from whose loins the knight~
 5    23|    Who, to escape from angry Clermont's hand,~Of friends and of
 6    23|     and enmity, which run~In Clermont and Maganza's blood; a feud~
 7    25|     steep,~Which Aldigier of Clermont had in keep.~ ~ LXXII~Bastard
 8    26|    III~He, with those two of Clermont, as whilere~To you I in
 9    26|  every ill.~ ~ IX~The two of Clermont and their bold compeer~Gladly
10    31| valorous knight,~Who follows Clermont's banner to the fight.~ ~
11    32|  wind;~And Montferrant's and Clermont's towers appear:~When she,
12    36|      its waters drew:~Whence Clermont, whence renowned Mongrana
13    38|     on the brow.~Morgana and Clermont's kin, with joyful face,~
14    40|     What past 'twixt him and Clermont's warlike lord.~ ~ LXII~
15    41| Sobrino, who the strength of Clermont knows,~And how the shield
16    43|          LXVII~The knight of Clermont buried in this mood,~Who
17    44|      not choose but pleasure Clermont's chief.~ ~ XV~That day
18    44|    others show.~Mongrana and Clermont's cry the welkin rends.~
19    44| XLVII~"If them the flower of Clermont's noble tree,~The glory
20    45|      before royal Charles by Clermont's peer;~And equal Charlemagne
21    46|  pardon cried.~ ~ LXVII~Joys Clermont's, joys Mongrana's noble