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 1     4|      degree,~Have to this tower conveyed, his lot to share,~That
 2     4|        the youth be into France conveyed,~Be pleased to free my miserable
 3     5|       in time the news might be conveyed,~He would not fail to bear
 4     8|     whole to be to Calais' port conveyed;~That it to France and Charles
 5     8|        by path untrod had fiend conveyed:~And he approached her,
 6     8|        to his displeasure, were conveyed~News that his nephew had
 7     9|        hitherto, by land or sea conveyed,~No cavalier had journeyed
 8     9|    plotting, me from my retreat~Conveyed into his prisons; so that
 9     9|       am to the monarch's hands conveyed:~Thus I, when I am slain,
10     9|        conjoined in wedlock, he conveyed.~The Roman senator thence
11    10|       from other arms and horse conveyed:~Which never could be thine
12    10|         Norse, and succours are conveyed~From Thule, and the farthest
13    11|      halted not, till to a cave conveyed.~Formed in a mountain was
14    11|        to that cruel island had conveyed~From where she in as much
15    12|      foul thief by whom she was conveyed.~ ~ XI~This while, as here
16    12|        away, through other gate conveyed."~So thinking, from the
17    12|      His grief for loss of her, conveyed from sight,~As disappear
18    13|         by whom she thither was conveyed?~Pursuing now my tale, I
19    14|      just petition, to his ears conveyed,~Of this his Christian people,
20    14|        at one flight to Picardy conveyed.~The angel moved those bands
21    15|       few days the squadron was conveyed~Nigh the famed gulf from
22    15|     LVII~Mercury from the smith conveyed the prize,~Wanting to take
23    15|          borough-town, and farm conveyed;~The net as well; than which
24    15|         Gismonda they had these conveyed,~Borne to a distance from
25    15|       draught horse burdens had conveyed;~So monstrous was the giant,
26    17|           When hither he to-day conveyed your crew,~The females from
27    17|      you, by whom he hither was conveyed,~If now unpunished, let
28    18|     Gryphon of the news to them conveyed,~Who, hearing that he had,
29    18|       the cherished burden they conveyed;~And now approaching was
30    19|      ring Brunello had from her conveyed,~So waxed in stubborn pride
31    19|       mount the horse the swain conveyed;~But good Medoro would not
32    20|        stranger to these shores conveyed!~So should I not esteem
33    20|        him, who himself so well conveyed~Away and took such 'vantage
34    21|        her Marphisa to his care conveyed.~ ~ VI~Because as foe to
35    21|      without noise by me within conveyed.~ ~ XLVII~" `Let it not
36    23|        into the ruffians' power conveyed,~What time her ship she
37    24|      true,~Zerbino Isabella had conveyed;~Hoping, one hitherto by
38    24|         a distance, thither her conveyed.~Sore weeping came the old
39    24|     others, news through France conveyed;~Who word to simple knight
40    25|    cause, which thither me anew conveyed:~By her own courtesy and
41    25|      them to-morrow, to a place conveyed~'Twixt Bayonne and a town
42    26|        had succour to that host conveyed,~On which King Charles his
43    26|      Rodomont far away had been conveyed:~He smote the morion which
44    27|         Granada's king the fair conveyed.~ ~  VI~The Sarzan and the
45    27|        s horn,~And Balisarda he conveyed away,~With fierce Marphisa'
46    27|         beneath the naked horse conveyed.~ ~ LXXXV~Marphisa, whom
47    27|         of little burden, which conveyed,~For the supply of the invading
48    28|        ne'er~Was praise or fame conveyed in that which flies~From
49    30|         forth and others thence conveyed.~ ~ XCIV~Guichard, Duke
50    31|  Tidings to Charles Rinaldo had conveyed,~That he for Paris with
51    31|        arms his squires as well conveyed;~And Brandimart no sooner
52    31|       that other score,~When he conveyed the warrior from the shore.~ ~
53    32|        that night's raging fire conveyed~To Arles, the remnant of
54    32|        him to Agramant in Arles conveyed.~Well may you fancy with
55    32|       she, having from the camp conveyed~The thief Brunello (as I
56    33|       lo!~The king is taken, is conveyed to Spain;~And all upon Pescara'
57    34|       me to counsel, hither are conveyed,~Who without counsel from
58    35|       far and near,~That whence conveyed were human lives, the two~
59    36|      Agolant's two furious sons conveyed~Their mother, great with
60    37|      his hideous feet, was erst conveyed;~So that which never is
61    37|    score of armed men; and next conveyed~Into some caverns, bordering
62    37|      could not to the castle be conveyed~In other guise than borne
63    38| Arles-town whither had his king conveyed~His remnant of a host, he
64    38|        him an empty bladder had conveyed;~Which, at the vent of that
65    38|      two priests of either sect conveyed~Two books; that, carried
66    39|   thither had an ancient knight conveyed:~Of Monodantes' household;
67    39|    themselves, the ends divide,~Conveyed to this or that amid the
68    39|        to him have tidings been conveyed,~That squadrons of such
69    40|       upon that land,~Which had conveyed the king of Sericane~Erewhile
70    40|         few that fled) were all conveyed~Safe to Marseilles by the
71    42|         ill star and cruel fate conveyed~To swallow fire and flame
72    42|   certain news, the tidings had conveyed.~ ~ LXIX~Rinaldo had gladly
73    43|       when thence the other was conveyed,~-- Not to behold such present,
74    43|       the stream his frigate is conveyed;~Which, by six oars impelled,
75    43|     thither by his guidance was conveyed,~Where (as 'twas said) she
76    44|         the news to others were conveyed;~Which on that very day
77    45|         gracious will~Of Heaven conveyed to gentle Leo's ear;~And
78    45|      meanwhile had tidings been conveyed~Of Charles' decree: that
79    46|         durance vile the knight conveyed;~And how Rogero, that the
80    46|        costly tent, through air conveyed,~For young Rogero made a
81    46|      from whence 'twas brought, conveyed anew.~ ~ LXXX~Two thousand