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 1    1,  5|         Verily it is not without occasion, that Physitians of experience
 2    1,  7|          I well, that you are an occasion to make this place, which
 3    2,  8|         will, as often as I have occasion to passe by thy house, come
 4    2,  8|     still, then hast thou a good occasion ministred to thee to prove
 5    2, 11|          all the people here the occasion of thy death: What, dost
 6    2, 11|      dores whereby they gave mee occasion, and not without cause,
 7    3, 13|         upon the theeves by just occasion. Secondly, because there
 8    3, 14|          this Theefe, who is the occasion of all our sorrowes. When
 9    3, 14|          I had ministred such an occasion of laughter. And when I
10    3, 15|    confesse that I have been the occasion of all thy trouble this
11    3, 15|      fortuned on you by my evill occasion.~The I, very curious and
12    3, 16|          said, I pray thee while occasion doth serve, that I may have
13    4, 19|          now I have found a good occasion: for I will fall down when
14    4, 22|         this glorious virgin. By occasion wherof such a contempt grew
15    4, 22| adulterous living, wherefore all occasion ought to bee taken away
16    4, 23|        little Asse, that art the occasion of my safety and liberty,
17    5, 24|        Asse, then had I no small occasion to remember, how the old
18    5, 27|       joy as I might, as present occasion served) I set and pricked
19    5, 28|      because hee might have some occasion to execute his malicious
20    6, 32|        intent. And (having found occasion and opportunity to accomplish
21    6, 32|       who verily and not without occasion had cause to lament for
22    7, 40|     cruelly handled, she gave me occasion to learne her conversation
23    7, 41|          drinke; then had I good occasion ministred, to revenge the
24    8, 44|         Then she having found an occasion to utter her intent, with
25    8, 44|    therefore upon me, be not the occasion of my destruction, neither
26    8, 44|         and place: Now hast thou occasion to worke thy will, seeing
27    8, 44|        sort, it gave him further occasion to hate his sonne more deadly;
28    8, 44|          was not my part to give occasion of any others death, but
29    8, 46|         when she saw, having now occasion to execute her further malice,
30    9, 48|     admonition said, There is no occasion why thou shouldest be afraid