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 1     2|    And oft to blows the rival houses came,~And oft in civil blood
 2    13|   stay~Of glorious realms and houses of renown.~And as thy sons
 3    13|     Italian land,~Illustrious houses with supporting hand.~ ~
 4    15|       meet;~-- And though the houses are three stories high,~
 5    16|       his mood,~He fires fair houses, and polluted fanes.~The
 6    16|       and polluted fanes.~The houses almost all were made of
 7    20| filled the Grecian crew~Their houses found, and by consent was
 8    24|   Then level forests, and lay houses low,~And bear the storm
 9    30|    the fool repair --~So many houses burnt he, or cast down,~
10    37|       espied~A town with many houses, large and rich;~With nought
11    40|      in the lineage of French houses skilled~He wist of Beatrice'