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 1      1, Int  |         the due time; a virtuous observation of the laws of marriage,
 2      1, III  |     advantages, it is worthy the observation what a reverent and honoured
 3      1, III  |        to dwell in the exquisite observation or examination of the nature
 4      1, III  |        honest and just bounds of observation by one person upon another
 5      1, IV   |     under or near unto a popular observation.~(2) There be therefore
 6      1, IV   |   manifest truth, such whereupon observation and rule was to be built,
 7      1, IV   |        they fall under a popular observation and traducement, and, therefore,
 8      2, II   |         scrupulous diligence and observation, out of monuments, names,
 9      2, II   |       with politic discourse and observation thereupon: not incorporate
10      2, V    |        built upon it? Is not the observation, Omnia mutantur, nil interit,
11      2, V    |    similitudes, as men of narrow observation may conceive them to be,
12      2, IX   |       know the advantage of this observation, as being most part of their
13      2, X    |        will excite and awake our observation, we shall see in familiar
14      2, X    |         of the great use of this observation, the inquiry needed not
15      2, XVII |        but some good quantity of observation; and therefore no man can
16      2, XVIII|        but some good quantity of observation; and therefore no man can
17      2, XXII |       melius. Pindarus maketh an observation, that great and sudden fortune
18      2, XXIII|       but is gathered by general observation of causes of like nature.
19      2, XXIII|        that as men found out any observation that they thought was good
20      2, XXIII| imaginative or in the air, or an observation or two much made of, but
21      2, XXIII|       but is gathered by general observation of causes of like nature.
22      2, XXIII|        that as men found out any observation that they thought was good
23      2, XXIII| imaginative or in the air, or an observation or two much made of, but
24      2, XXV  |           For it is an excellent observation which hath been made upon