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 1     3|        who to his brother will convey~All his Italian birth-right,
 2     8|      not always wind and waves convey~Like plunder, upon every
 3     9|       hest, this while his men convey.~And posted at a corner,
 4    11|     eagle in her crooked claws convey~Pigeon, or such-like bird,
 5    14|        me to her, or her to me convey,~For I must quickly wend
 6    15|    could a tower upon his neck convey.~The Holy Land a mountain-summit
 7    16|       me more than thou: me to convey~She sent my brother here,
 8    16|        Denys' gate,~They might convey the aid the burghers wait.~ ~
 9    17|      and sent their pinnace to convey~The monarch thence: but
10    17| Switzer, does thee to Lombardy convey,~And thou, among our people,
11    17|      name throughout the lists convey.~He wills that, side by
12    19|    wear, with the intention to convey~The present to his queen,
13    20|    they these to various parts convey,~And to the bearers of the
14    21|        it meet that you to him convey~The proffered bowl, unless
15    22|      false Alcina him he might convey:~On which, equipt with Logistilla'
16    23|      courser to Mount Alban to convey.~For on her heart, which
17    23|        or fortune hither shall convey,~Stranger or native, --
18    24|        seest, in bonds to thee convey:~That whether he should
19    24|  Within himself exclaiming: "I convey~With peril fire and fuel
20    25|       might covertly that writ convey.~ ~ XCIII~When he had closed
21    26|       Of Doralice, to Rodomont convey;~As if Love trafficked in
22    30|        Or into Africa his load convey.~ ~ XIII~Nor poops nor prows
23    30|  comfort that Hippalca's words convey,~And Hope, companion of
24    31|       care they could, he made convey~From that dread field, on
25    31| Thither Rinaldo will the steed convey,~There to be placed in common, '
26    33|     moldwarp, hence their lord convey.~ ~ XIX~"You see him named
27    33|       to the leaguered city to convey;~And lo! burnt, sunk, destroyed,
28    33|   swiftly to the king the news convey.~Who calls to mind that
29    33|         ere Astolpho further I convey,~-- Not to depart from my
30    35|      distance they their prize convey.~ ~ XIV~When they would
31    35|       mouths awhile such names convey,~Then drop the load, which
32    35|    swans, that, singing sweet,~Convey the medals safely to the
33    35|   Within what time suffices to convey~An order thither, that they
34    36|      would not he should hence convey my sprite,~Till here, prepared
35    38|   Charles with me a prisoner I convey;~Or how I may as well our
36    40|    love or force should thence convey.~Already Ogier's son had
37    41|    would those kings to Africa convey.~And Dudon thus allowed
38    43|     would to his rest his soul convey.~Before and all about were
39    44|        Rogero bade these words convey.~ ~ LXI~"Rogero, I what
40    45|        howl, and snows and ice convey;~Bird sings not; nor is