Book, Chapter

  1  Ded    |        effect thereof tendeth to a good and vertuous moral, as in
  2  Ded    |           shall accept ant take in good part, I shall not onely
  3    1,  2|           new cheeses of exceeding good taste and relish, I fortuned
  4    1,  3|       entertained mee and made mee good cheere; and by and by being
  5    1,  5|            Taverner, and loved wel good wines) answered, Nay rather
  6    1,  5|      unbarred the doors, but those good and faithfull doores which
  7    1,  5|        countenance, saying, Behold good Hostler, my friend, my companion
  8    1,  5|        after that I had lamented a good space the death of my wretched
  9    1,  6|           sayd againe, I pray thee good mother do not mocke, but
 10    1,  6|        Wherfore I pray you take in good part our poore lodging,
 11    1,  6|         vertuous qualities of your good father Theseus, who disdained
 12    1,  7|            by, and viewing me at a good space, in the end brought
 13    2,  8|          heed, be vigilant, have a good care, for now thou hast
 14    2,  8|            still, then hast thou a good occasion ministred to thee
 15    2,  9|        kissed me, and bid me be of good courage, and I will (quoth
 16    2, 10|        unto Milo, Of truth it is a good experience and proof of
 17    2, 10|            of talke, that I lost a good part of the night, and the
 18    2, 11|     inchantments. Then quoth I, In good fellowship tell me the order
 19    2, 11|         when I heard him I tooke a good heart, and went unto the
 20    2, 11|         unto me saying, I pray you good man take good heed, and
 21    2, 11|           I pray you good man take good heed, and see well to your
 22    2, 11|            and sayd, When this the good Gard of my body watched
 23    3, 13|  punishment thereof may be a right good example to others. Wherefore
 24    3, 13|           duty of one that beareth good will to this weale publique,
 25    3, 13|     exceedingly, and especially my good friend and host Milo. Then
 26    3, 14|        Orphan, and deprived of all good fortune: and execute your
 27    3, 14|       handes, but when I refused a good space, by reason I would
 28    3, 14|        uncovered the bodies: but O good Lord what a strange sight
 29    3, 15|         the Boetian, and I tooke a good deale thereof, and colouring
 30    3, 16|            that she did it for any good will and favour, but to
 31    3, 16|         prayed that I might [have] good successe in my purpose.
 32    3, 16|            the box, and took out a good deale of oyntment and rubbed
 33    3, 17|            a man. And did devise a good space with my selfe, whether
 34    3, 17|         and taking my adversity in good part, I went into the stable
 35    4, 18|          being alone did put me in good hope, that if I could find
 36    4, 18|            help of the guide of my good fortune, ranne lustily towards
 37    4, 19|            and when wee had gone a good part of our journey what
 38    4, 19|         Behold, now I have found a good occasion: for I will fall
 39    4, 19|         evill fortune prevented so good a consideration; for the
 40    4, 19|            deceit, and to play the good Asse to get my masters favour,
 41    4, 19|         weapons: hee was come of a good house, marvellous rich,
 42    4, 20|           after like a bear with a good courage. Thus we began our
 43    4, 20|          brought this matter to so good a point, there chanced a
 44    4, 20|         killed him. But verily our good Captaine Thrasileon, the
 45    4, 20|      taking his present fortune in good part, with courage and glory
 46    4, 21|         longer, that am come of so good a house, forsaken of my
 47    4, 21|           Perithous. But behold my good mother, now my unhappy fortune
 48    4, 21|           sort: My daughter take a good heart unto you, and bee
 49    4, 21|         and killing, is a token of good luck and prosperous change.
 50    4, 21|    laughing, carnal dalliance, and good cheere, is a signe of sadnesse,
 51    4, 22|         Neither let us declare her good fortune to our father, nor
 52    4, 22|           whereof if thou take not good heed it will shortly come
 53    4, 22|         Venus? Why do I not take a good heart, and offer my selfe
 54    4, 22|         sufficient witnesse of the good service of Psyches, but
 55    4, 22|           thou bee of so stout, so good a courage, and singular
 56    4, 22|            when thou hast passed a good part of that way, thou shalt
 57    4, 22|        danger: shee will make thee good cheere, and entertaine thee
 58    4, 23|         him first he never did any good, and I thinke he came unto
 59    4, 23|     hanging at the halter, tooke a good courage and wrested it out
 60    5, 24|           he had sojourned there a good space, and won the heart
 61    5, 24|         doe glory with the name of good, and contrary the good and
 62    5, 24|          of good, and contrary the good and innocent be detracted
 63    5, 24|           in great danger: for the good matron perceiving us incontinently
 64    5, 24|         drunk unto him in token of good lucke.~
 65    5, 25|        theeves, and such as have a good judgement, will preferre
 66    5, 25|           case. In this manner the good theefe pleaded and defended
 67    5, 25|        defended our cause, being a good Patron to the silly virgin,
 68    5, 25|         But they staied hereupon a good space, with long deliberation,
 69    5, 26|       which she willingly tooke in good part. Moreover, hee kissed
 70    5, 26|          presence, and said, Be of good cheere my sweete friend
 71    5, 27|       valiantly recovered: then my good Mistresse looked about for
 72    5, 27|        chosen barly and beanes and good littour, howbeit another
 73    5, 27|        committed) had brought me a good way distant from the City,
 74    5, 30|        suffer me to continue in so good estate long: For the shepheards
 75    5, 31|          thanks did I give to that good boy, who (being so slaine)
 76    5, 31| malefactors accustome to do. But O good Lord, thou cursed beast,
 77    5, 31|          away alone, forsaking thy good Master, thy pastor and conductor.
 78    5, 31|         they have offended against good manners, and the law naturall?
 79    6, 32|           one of the family of the good woman Charites, who sometimes
 80    6, 32|  understand that wee have lost our good mistris Charites miserably
 81    6, 32|            the next City, borne of good parentage, valiant in prowesse,
 82    6, 33|          But (notwithstanding this good counsell) our caitife drivers
 83    6, 34|         wounds.~When we had gone a good part of our way, we came
 84    6, 36|            jade with worne hooves, good for nothing but to make
 85    6, 36|        Cimbals to get the almes of good and charitable folks, this
 86    7, 37|         but I taking each thing in good part, disproved their mad
 87    7, 38|         Behold I have sold it to a good fellow (that is here present)
 88    7, 38|         candle, saying, I pray you good brother put not your selfe
 89    7, 38|            the tub, and caused the good man himselfe to carry it
 90    7, 39|           whether he should have a good wife or no, they would say
 91    7, 39|      should be tyed and yoked to a good woman and have increase
 92    7, 39|           whether he should have a good and prosperous voyage, they
 93    7, 39|           they said he should have good successe, and it should
 94    7, 39|          my subtility did me small good, for by and by when the
 95    7, 39|          suddaine a change. When a good part of the day was past,
 96    7, 39|        drinke while I looked on.~O good Lord what a sort of poore
 97    7, 39|      considering with my selfe the good fortune which I was sometime
 98    7, 40|     haunted to her house, and made good cheere with her to the utter
 99    7, 41|          perjured knave. It were a good deed if the Goddesse and
100    7, 41|            first morsell, when the good man (contrary to his wives
101    7, 41|       smoake of the brymstone. The good man thinking it had beene
102    7, 41|        water to drinke; then had I good occasion ministred, to revenge
103    7, 41|     chamber, where they remained a good space, till all the corne
104    7, 41|            that she had lamented a good space, and was somewhat
105    7, 42|            have layed an Egge. The good man of the house perceiving
106    7, 42|            perceiving her, said: O good and profitable pullet that
107    7, 42|        that happened, astonied the good man of the house, and the
108    7, 42|            one brought word to the good man of the house, that his
109    7, 42|         who had been brought up in good literature, and endued with
110    7, 42|        literature, and endued with good manners were dead, for they
111    7, 42|       fortuned in the house of the good man, who after he had heard
112    8, 44|          warre. When we had gone a good part of our journey, over
113    8, 44|          had a sonne instructed in good literature, and endued with
114    8, 44|         willed his mother to be of good cheere, and comfort her
115    8, 44|    ignorant of the venim, dranke a good draught thereof, which was
116    8, 44|          hee promised to give me a good reward for my paines: but
117    8, 44|      ancient Physitian, a man of a good conscience and credit throughout
118    8, 44|        ancient Physitian was found good, and every man had a desire
119    8, 45|       ended, they would bring many good morsels into their Chamber
120    8, 45|          Chickens, fish, and other good meates, the other fine bread,
121    8, 45|          to sell it to augment thy good, and yet neverthelesse to
122    8, 46|             and presently drunke a good draught thereof, which done,
123    8, 46|      flourished, and that I was in good hope to find some Roses,
124    9, 47|      fortune and calamity, I found good hope and soveraigne remedy,
125    9, 47|      joyfull Ceremonies, and in so good a company that any person
126    9, 47|          which was appointed to my good fortun according to the
127    9, 47|            estate, I stood still a good space and said nothing,
128    9, 48|            accepting and taking in good part their honest gifts
129    9, 48|         was indued with a desirous good will, yet the feare of the
130    9, 48|            I had continued there a good space, I conceived a marvailous
131    9, 48|         many tongues: Howbeit as a good religious person, and according
132    9, 48|           unable to recompence the good which he had done to me: