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 from thence she made her course to the tropical Latitude Ancyent Marinere Argument
 "From the fiends that plague thee thus --               Ancyent Marinere I
 From the Land of Mist and Snow.                         Ancyent Marinere II
 Had I from old and young;                               Ancyent Marinere II
 She doth not tack from side to side --                  Ancyent Marinere III
 Their souls did from their bodies fly, --               Ancyent Marinere III
 The cold sweat melted from their limbs,                 Ancyent Marinere IV
 A spirit from on high:                                  Ancyent Marinere IV
 A spring of love gusht from my heart,                   Ancyent Marinere IV
 And from my neck so free                                Ancyent Marinere IV
 Belov'd from pole to pole!                              Ancyent Marinere V
 She sent the gentle sleep from heaven                   Ancyent Marinere V
 The rain pours down from one black cloud                Ancyent Marinere V
 Like waters shot from some high crag,                   Ancyent Marinere V
 And from their bodies pass'd.                           Ancyent Marinere V
 Sometimes a dropping from the sky                       Ancyent Marinere V
 Mov'd onward from beneath.                              Ancyent Marinere V
 From the land of mist and snow                          Ancyent Marinere V
 And closes from behind.                                 Ancyent Marinere VI
 I could not draw my een from theirs                     Ancyent Marinere VI
 Till rising from the same,                              Ancyent Marinere VI
 A little distance from the prow                         Ancyent Marinere VI
 Till rising from the same                               Ancyent Marinere VI
 A little distance from the prow                         Ancyent Marinere VI
 That come from a far Contrée.                           Ancyent Marinere VII
 The Hermit stepp'd forth from the boat,                 Ancyent Marinere VII
 I pass, like night, from land to land;                  Ancyent Marinere VII
 What loud uproar bursts from that door!                 Ancyent Marinere VII
 Turn'd from the bridegroom's door.                      Ancyent Marinere VII


FROSTS..............1
 Like morning frosts yspread;                            Ancyent Marinere IV


FULL................4
 "With his cruel bow he lay'd full low                   Ancyent Marinere V
 Full many shapes, that shadows were,                    Ancyent Marinere VI
 Full many shapes, that shadows were,                    Ancyent Marinere VI
 "Ha! ha!" quoth he -- "full plain I see,                Ancyent Marinere VII


FURROW..............1
 The furrow follow'd free:                               Ancyent Marinere II



GAME................1
 "The Game is done! I've won, I've won!"                 Ancyent Marinere III


'GAN................3
 The Marineres all 'gan work the ropes                   Ancyent Marinere V
 The Marineres all 'gan pull the ropes,                  Ancyent Marinere V
 But in a minute she 'gan stir                           Ancyent Marinere V


GARDEN-BOWER........1
 But in the Garden-bower the Bride                       Ancyent Marinere VII


GARMENTS............1
 My garments all were dank;                              Ancyent Marinere V


GAVE................2
 The Marineres gave it biscuit-worms,                    Ancyent Marinere I
 The dead men gave a groan.                              Ancyent Marinere V


GAY.................1
 And Youths, and Maidens gay.                            Ancyent Marinere VII


GENTLE..............3
 O sleep, it is a gentle thing                           Ancyent Marinere V
 She sent the gentle sleep from heaven                   Ancyent Marinere V
 As in a gentle weather:                                 Ancyent Marinere VI


GET.................1
 "Now get thee hence, thou grey-beard Loon!              Ancyent Marinere I


GHASTLY.............4
 Each turn'd his face with a ghastly pang                Ancyent Marinere III
 We were a ghastly crew.                                 Ancyent Marinere V
 Came back the ghastly crew.                             Ancyent Marinere VI
 My ghastly aventure.                                    Ancyent Marinere VII


GHOST...............1
 And was a blessed Ghost.                                Ancyent Marinere V


GLANCE..............1
 Are those her sails that glance in the Sun              Ancyent Marinere III


GLARE...............1
 Was red as in a glare.                                  Ancyent Marinere VI


GLASS...............1
 The harbour-bay was clear as glass,                     Ancyent Marinere VI


GLIMMER'D...........1
 Glimmer'd the white moon-shine.                         Ancyent Marinere I


GLITTER.............1
 That in the moon did glitter.                           Ancyent Marinere VI


GLITTER'D...........1
 Their stony eye-balls glitter'd on                      Ancyent Marinere VI


GLITTERING..........3
 "By thy long grey beard and thy glittering eye          Ancyent Marinere I
 He holds him with his glittering eye --                 Ancyent Marinere I
 "I fear thee and thy glittering eye                     Ancyent Marinere IV


GLORIOUS............1
 The glorious Sun uprist:                                Ancyent Marinere II


GLOSSY..............1
 Blue, glossy green, and velvet black                    Ancyent Marinere IV


GO..................5
 That made the Ship to go.                               Ancyent Marinere V
 Then, like a pawing horse let go,                       Ancyent Marinere V
 "If he may know which way to go,                        Ancyent Marinere VI
 "For slow and slow that ship will go,                   Ancyent Marinere VI
 Who now doth crazy go,                                  Ancyent Marinere VII


GOD.................4
 "God save thee, ancyent Marinere!                       Ancyent Marinere I
 "O let me be awake, my God!                             Ancyent Marinere VI
 So lonely 'twas, that God himself                       Ancyent Marinere VII
 For the dear God, who loveth us,                        Ancyent Marinere VII


GOD'S...............2
 We hail'd it in God's name.                             Ancyent Marinere I
 Ne dim ne red, like God's own head,                     Ancyent Marinere II