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 1     8|         ocean's rule possessed,~Inflamed with ire, his lady's torment
 2    15|       remote; and these so sore~Inflamed his troubled breast, and
 3    18| Rodomont, with pride o'erblown,~Inflamed with anger and with thirst
 4    23|      inscribed upon that mount,~Inflamed his fury so, in him was
 5    27|   mickle ire,~Fierce battle was inflamed, and blazed more high~Than
 6    28|         of his wife, that wound~Inflamed and opened, which he sought
 7    29|         So quickly was his mood inflamed: effaced~In him all ancient
 8    32|  courser round, without a word,~Inflamed with jealousy and fierce
 9    36|         intended,~Pitiless, and inflamed with furious heat,~Has not
10    36|        with such fierce disdain~Inflamed, at being in that second
11    36|       despite~He found her, and inflamed with such disdain,~All parley
12    42|         Duke Alphonso, anger so~Inflamed thy host the day that weighty
13    42|        to its rest was gone;~-- Inflamed them with such fury, for
14    43|        the beauties of the dame inflamed;~ ~ LXXV~"And for the furtherance