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 1     6|     shield, the helmet from his front~Uplifts, and, either hand
 2     7|     chin,~And wrinkled o'er her front and other skin.~ ~ LII~To
 3     9|         er he turns his haughty front,~Appears (so loud the deafening
 4    11|    threw the water in Actaeon's front.~ ~ LIX~For, as she can,
 5    12|      warrior whom thou seekest, front to front,~I warrant thou
 6    12|     whom thou seekest, front to front,~I warrant thou wouldst
 7    12|      journey, but with troubled front;~Grieved for the helmet,
 8    12|       peer,~With such a haughty front, and in such guise,~The
 9    12|      wall or bank, discerned in front,~Of thorns and underwood
10    14|         kept skirting round,~In front, and flank, and rear of
11    15|      Astolpho eyes~From poll to front, above the eyebrows twain,~
12    15| Designing there a fortilage, in front~Of Egypt's caliph they the
13    16|    These Follicon and Matalista front,~And Baricond, with all
14    16|     divided from the crest;~Cut front, eyes, visage, and mid bosom
15    16|     sword is plied,~Of this the front or cheek, of that the poll,~
16    17|        deeds; Martano turns his front,~Showing how recreant is
17    17|        people then God's placid front~Must have disturbed with
18    17|       bosom, flanks, and on the front,~All smote together at King
19    17|      anew~Approaches, with such front and shameless cheer,~--
20    17|    trumpet's sound,~Heralds, in front of a tribunal's pale,~His
21    17|        thence, and so repair~In front of temple, dwelling-house,
22    18|       extinguished, cleared his front,~And felt his courage brighten
23    22|         weighty morion from his front;~Tethered his courser in
24    22|     With more attentive eye and front to front --~"This is the
25    22|      attentive eye and front to front --~"This is the man," (the
26    23|  towards her raised his haughty front,~And straight blasphemed
27    23|  unhelmed, she sees her lover's front,~And pale with sudden joy
28    24|         for rage, and smite her front:~She would move Brandimart
29    24|     Doralice, as soon as he his front~Uplifted, knew; and showed
30    25|         had brought the warrior front to front,~In presence with
31    25|    brought the warrior front to front,~In presence with the jealous
32    25|        courser and disarmed her front,~And, couched upon the greenwood,
33    26|         yet ill secure upon his front,~He threads the Alps, and
34    26|         his foe would bring him front to front;~And thither journies
35    26|        would bring him front to front;~And thither journies where
36    26|         thee sweat from feet to front.~And to bestow on others,
37    26|    depart; and mark we where in front~Rogero has sore wounded
38    26|         makes him sweat breast, front, and face;~And he Marphisa
39    27|         squadrons crush.~ ~ XXV~Front and askance, the assailants
40    27|       maid, Marphisa's fearless front,~And might of Sacripant,
41    27|        Tartar, as he raised his front)~"Than voice which champions
42    30|     Durindane;~Which smites his front, and with such weight withal,~
43    32|        the shore,~With Spain in front and Africa before.~ ~  IV~
44    38|       And of his heart his open front was sign.~As his last words,
45    38|        has stayed,~She her bald front, as now her hair, will show,~
46    38|        I would here see gladly, front to front;~But see most gladly
47    38|       here see gladly, front to front;~But see most gladly boastful
48    39|      art transformed her female front,~And taken Argier's mighty
49    39|       viewed the furious man in front;~And cried to Brandimart, "
50    40|       weeping eyes and drooping front.~ ~ LXXIV~In their unhappy
51    41|         X~Now blows the wind in front, and now in rear,~And drives
52    41|         as he devised, upon the front,~Smote with mid blade Anglantes'
53    42|       stop, or turning back his front,~Pricked furiously till
54    42|  Beatrice, who next uprears her front,~Whereof so speaks the writing
55    43|             CLXXVIII~Banners in front and banners borne in rear,~
56    46|          holding Fortune by the front,~Lest he should rise, with
57    46|      twice or thrice his horrid front,~Raising as high as he could