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 1     2|  parry:~Deep masters of the desperate game they play;~Or rise
 2     8| this good squadron went the desperate fay,~And darked by loosened
 3    14|   least secure;~And in that desperate case, where others made~
 4    18| king, who deemed himself in desperate case,~Nor ever more Biserta
 5    19| lately issued, steers,~And, desperate, of death returns in trace.~
 6    21|  let him thence depart.~The desperate man who saw that death was
 7    23|     the fist;~With this the desperate foes engage, and, where~
 8    30|      could another year~The desperate havoc of the fool repair --~
 9    31| other shocked him with such desperate force.~When his lord sees
10    33|     to heaven or hell their desperate way.~ ~ LII~"You see the
11    36|    and rage,~That they with desperate fury battle wage.~ ~ XLIX~
12    41|   whilere.~ ~ XCV~Gradasso, desperate when he descried~Himself
13    45| himself espied;~And, for he desperate was and bent to die,~And
14    46|  sorrows flow;~For few such desperate evils man betide,~But that