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 1  Ded    |          Great, to translate this present booke, contayning the Metamorphosis
 2    1,  5|     intemperate language, and his present curiosity. Which words when
 3    1,  5|           most dear to me at this present, which hast abode and suffered
 4    2, 11|           Whereat his wife taking present audacity, and reproving
 5    2, 11|         when as I pray you to bee present, to set out the same more
 6    3, 13|          all his family from this present danger, I thought that I
 7    3, 13|        providence, I committed my present estate, but turning my selfe
 8    3, 14|           me by the feast of this present day, that I should not depart
 9    3, 17|      fresh roses: then in hope of present remedy, I leaped up with
10    3, 17|         of Roses, and enduring my present adversity, I did eat hay
11    4, 18|          though I knew them to be present poyson: and as I drew neere
12    4, 18|         shee might purchase to me present destruction. Then all the
13    4, 19|          wherewith we fearing our present peril, knew not what was
14    4, 19|           pursued that we were in present danger, and that Lamathus
15    4, 20|        than a man. And taking his present fortune in good part, with
16    4, 20|          are come home with these present cheats.~Thus when they had
17    4, 22|           any mortall creature to present my Majesty on earth, or
18    4, 22|        stone and although she was present in body, yet was she absent
19    4, 22|        with weeping, such was the present danger that she was in.
20    4, 22|           and Psyches brought her present to Venus.~Cupid being more
21    4, 23|         your pleasure, from these present dangers: and thou cruell
22    4, 23|       perpetually in memory of my present fortune, and the providence
23    5, 24|       Hold here the dowry which I present unto you, hold eke my person,
24    5, 27|           much joy as I might, as present occasion served) I set and
25    5, 28|           was delivered from that present perill, but the vile boy
26    5, 29|        shepheard, rejoycing at my present danger, but O how greatly
27    6, 36|         side of a fat Bucke for a present, which being hanged behind
28    7, 37|      selfe how I might escape the present perill, and I did not long
29    7, 38|         good fellow (that is here present) for five pence, wherefore
30    7, 38|           wife (having invented a present shift) laughed on her husband,
31    7, 39|          give to her sister for a present? Howbeit for all their lyes
32    7, 42|         and the residue that were present, insomuch that they could
33    8, 44|         demanded the cause of her present disease. Then she having
34    8, 44|           not cast her off with a present deniall, but warily pacified
35    8, 44|      crownes, if I would give him present poyson, which would cause
36    8, 44| understanding that he was brought present before you this day, I hastily
37    8, 44|       proofe and argument of this present crime. You shall understand,
38    8, 44|         caytiffe demanded of me a present and strong poyson, considering
39    8, 46|            if he would give her a present poyson to kill her husband
40    9, 47|          tribulation, behold I am present to favour and ayd thee,
41    9, 47|        her, thou art come to this present felicitie: let fortune go,
42    9, 48|          my pristine miserie, and present joyes, I went before the
43    9, 48|         content thy mind for this present time, which peradventure