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 1     3|   surer gain)~Which gives her title to the neighbouring main:~ ~
 2    20| warrior's claim;~To learn his title she desired so sore.~"I
 3    27|     would assay,~Thou hast no title to my white-winged bird,~
 4    27|       should make me waive~My title to that shield and goodly
 5    30|   needs no more~To prove your title to that ensign vain,~Which
 6    30|  Tartar must forego~His every title to the famous sword,~The
 7    41|      obtain,~And the honoured title of a marquis gain;~ ~ LXV~
 8    41|  ground;~And thus its ancient title of Ateste~Shall of its two
 9    44|   name should blind,~Imperial title, pomp and majesty,~And taint
10    46|  Hence justly he becomes that title's heir,~Which Rome yet free