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 1    1,  7|      Then he took my basket and cast the fish on the ground,
 2    2,  9|       had sayd these words shee cast her eyes upon me and laughed,
 3    2,  9|    their grace and feature, wil cast off their partlets, collars,
 4    2,  9|        she turned her face, and cast her rolling eyes upon me,
 5    2, 10| Byrrhena, and sometimes I would cast myne eyes upon her as upon
 6    2, 11|         his vigilant eyes, they cast him into so dead and sound
 7    3, 12|     very shame, yet sometimes I cast my head aside and marvelled
 8    3, 17|         that I am, I am utterly cast away. The feare I was in,
 9    4, 19|        manner: O sir I pray you cast not away such torn and ragged
10    4, 19|       flesh from the necke, and cast dust thereon, and set it
11    4, 22|     presumptuous minde, how she cast a little gold into our laps,
12    4, 22|       could see her husband she cast her eyes after him into
13    4, 22|       thy mistresse, and so she cast her selfe headlong from
14    4, 22|        of order, and as it were cast in by the hands of laborers
15    4, 22|        his Master. Then Psyches cast off likewise by Juno, as
16    4, 22|      diligence, to whom if thou cast one of thy sops, thou maist
17    4, 23|        whereon shee hanged, and cast her into the bottome of
18    5, 29|   labourers supper. Then let us cast dust upon his skinne, and
19    5, 31|     which his mad mother Althea cast into the fire.~
20    6, 35|   husband, about her middle and cast her selfe headlong into
21    7, 38|       no, for I doe not mind to cast away my money wilfully:
22    7, 38|        season this minion lover cast his wife on the bottome
23    7, 43|        souldier by the legs and cast him upon the ground: Then
24    8, 44|        crime, yet hee would not cast her off with a present deniall,
25    8, 44|         wherein the stones were cast, saying: I am right glad
26    8, 46|      tooke me by the halter and cast me downe upon the bed, which