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“Forceth the Folk enforcèd in such wise Nuno, and when his final words they hear, th’ ice-cold and sullen humour sudden flies, that curdled spirits with a coward fear: To mount the beast Neptunian all arise, charging and tossing high the lance and spear; they run and shout with open-mouthèd glee— ‘Long live the famous King who sets us free!’