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 1     2|        was more bold~Than wary, gave a ready ear; and, bent~To
 2     3|   passed that inner door, which gave~Entrance to other and more
 3     3|    Since the divine enchantress gave consent;~"And who," she
 4     4|         beneath the tower.~Then gave her bugle breath, the keep
 5     5|      which he held hard by;~And gave me two to bear me company.~ ~
 6     6|   secure,~From me the heart she gave, the fay withdrew,~And yielded
 7     7|        own.~ ~ LXXIV~By art she gave herself the lovely look,~
 8     8|        prayers, the ring Rogero gave;~That him she by its aid
 9    10|      his finger worn.~ ~ CIX~He gave it now Angelica; for he~
10    11|        thy good arm deliverance gave;~Which would have been too
11    12|      fire the double brand,~And gave them virtue never to be
12    13|      speed~Than ever bow-string gave to whistling reed.~ ~ XVII~"
13    14|         side to side, a passage gave:~ ~  L~And in the middle
14    14|    Assisted, and a fair example gave;~And there with folded hands
15    15|         was the giant, and next gave~The net, in which he took
16    15|    Sansonet, his sword to bear,~Gave a rich girdle to Astolpho
17    16|        fray.~Not this, now that gave ground, like corn before~
18    17|     father, who was there, they gave.~This was at morn, when
19    17|       Brought off the choicest, gave away the rest --~There golden
20    17|      CXIII~Him lodgings fair he gave, wherein to dwell~At court;
21    18|      whom the archangel Michael gave command,~To heat to enmity
22    18|       this an Armenian merchant gave,~'Tis true," replied the
23    18|    notwithstanding I to Gryphon gave~The armour, I so well his
24    18|         that Diviner, slew,~Nor gave the wretches time to say
25    19|   Roland in return the bracelet gave:~Roland, a lover, deigned
26    19|   costly trappings, to Marphisa gave.~ ~ LXXVIII~Through the
27    20|         victorious in the just,~Gave orders to strip off the
28    20|    length Zerbino to his tongue gave rest,~Since speaking to
29    21|      lay,~My brother to Gabrina gave the blade,~(So was she named)
30    22|       yesterday a follower true~Gave order to surprise the pair
31    22|       by thunder, in a thought,~Gave way before the steel, and
32    22|         steel, and opened wide;~Gave way before the griding steel,
33    23|       convenient harbourage you gave,~I, poor Medoro, can but
34    23|        might.~He of his prowess gave high proofs and full,~Who
35    24|         was blind;~Blind when I gave him such a trust, nor saw~
36    24|   keeping the command her lover gave;~But that a hermit, from
37    25|      him of that evil crew;~And gave such signal proofs of hardihood,~
38    25|      hand had richly broidered, gave.~ ~ XLVI~"Her Flordespine
39    26|      war, to gird that warrior, gave.~ ~ LI~"Two Hercules and
40    26| speedily should hear,~ ~ XC~And gave the letter to that maid
41    26|        his good deed,~The fairy gave it him with all the gear,~
42    27|       to Rogero, from his prey,~Gave Balisarda and the courser,
43    27|         willingly King Agramant gave way~To King Sobrino's counsel
44    28|      Rome;~But, on what Fortune gave him, lived at leisure,~Contented
45    28|        made:~He pushed, till it gave way, the chamber-door,~And,
46    29|       The pagan, present still, gave curious heed;~ ~ XXI~Who,
47    29|     ring, and eke the wight~Who gave it to that lady, full or
48    30|     disease.~To Agramant Rogero gave the steed,~Well knowing
49    31|      wend their way the warrior gave command.~ ~ XIX~To that
50    32|        but at eve departed:~Who gave yet greater cause of her
51    35|        prepared for the career,~Gave me this horse, that I might
52    35|      bid, her message said,~And gave the courser, to her care
53    35|      him the high-minded damsel gave his horse,~And said, "Yet
54    36|      the dame as descent burial gave~As could be given upon that
55    37|      and others of our day,~Who gave you once, or give you now
56    37|        a tempest that long calm gave place.~She thrust him back,
57    38|       Of that unhappy pair, who gave me breath."~ ~ XVIII~She
58    38|         master erst instruction gave,~With him an empty bladder
59    38|        his consort dear to hers gave vent,~When shortly to her
60    39|      The affairs of France they gave advices true;~Told where
61    39|       As to more fears than one gave rise in all.~ ~ XXXVI~The
62    41|     tied:~To Brandimart Orlando gave the steed:~Thus equally
63    41|     ill-armed) the knight~Often gave ground, and traversed left
64    42|         no other cause occasion gave,~My lord, save drinking
65    43|         heart was softened, and gave way;~And in brief speech
66    43|         near~The city, where he gave the serpent aid,~In that
67    43|         planets its due station gave;~Then to the judge replied
68    43|       pious son to old Anchises gave.~ ~ CL~There changes back;
69    43|        comfort that he could he gave; though none~Could good
70    44|         foe.~The skins Astolpho gave them, which confined~The
71    44|  enclosed in skins that wind he gave,~Which in such fury blows
72    44|   uncontrolled~She could -- she gave her secret sorrow vent,~
73    44|       should him accompany;~And gave him charge, that ne'er by
74    45|    Preferred: yet still to what gave most delight~Most promptly
75    45|     thrall,~"And I the life you gave me, for your use~Will ever
76    45|          Who had it forged, and gave it to his son.~ ~ LXVI~Nay,
77    45|         to Trojan Hector Vulcan gave,~Moved was he by that ire
78    46|       And him to cruel Theodora gave.~ ~  LI~He speaks with that
79    46|         he) this costly present gave.~ ~ LXXXI~The curtiest cavalier,
80    46|         To Proteus the pavilion gave away;~Which, passing through
81    46|          because Rogero's sword~Gave him, 'twas deemed, advantage