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 1    1,  2|   caused us all to marvell) a faire boy pleasant and nimble,
 2    1,  5|      wee the pleasure of this faire morning? Let us goe, and
 3    2,  9|   Vulcanus.~O how well doth a faire colour and a shining face
 4    2,  9|       forth shee cannot seeme faire. But in my Fotis, her garments
 5    2, 10|     body unto me in manner of faire Venus, when shee goeth under
 6    3, 17|       decked round about with faire and fresh roses: then in
 7    3, 17|      I passed through a great faire, I came among a multitude
 8    4, 22|    and fragrant flowers.~Thus faire Psyches being sweetly couched
 9    4, 22|     beast of all beasts, even faire Cupid couched fairly, at
10    4, 22|   pacific her in this sort: O faire maid, I am a rusticke and
11    4, 22|     standing within a Forest, faire and curiously wrought, and
12    5, 29|      great offence to kill so faire an Asse, and so (by accusation
13    6, 33|       we approached nigh to a faire and rich Castell, where
14    6, 36|       After this we came to a faire Citie very populous, where
15    6, 36|   slave, buy a Gods name this faire beast to ride home on, and
16    7, 37|       other to set a bason of faire water before me, and thereby
17    7, 38|     his hands: his wife was a faire young woman, but very lascivious,
18    7, 41| execute my cruelty against so faire and comely a young man as
19    8, 45|       on every part, but such faire and comely shape of my body,
20    8, 46|   Chamber, where we found the faire Matron, who had tarried
21    8, 46|     and great legs imbrace so faire a Matron, or how I should
22    8, 46|    and by, there approached a faire and comely mayden, not much
23    8, 46|       in a great multitude of faire maidens: on the one side
24    9, 47|    thinke not that amongst so faire and joyfull Ceremonies,
25    9, 47|      the clouds, and appeared faire and cleare with his proper
26    9, 47|      instruments: then came a faire companie of youth, apparelled
27    9, 47|     sometime blacke, sometime faire, lifting up the head of
28    9, 47|      made of Citron tree very faire; then all the people as