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 1    2,    6| Husband, and how hee would be revenged on the faulty;~ ~could not
 2    5,    5|    thing that I doe, I can be revenged on her when I list. So,
 3    5,    8|   cruelty in us as severely~ ~revenged (oftentimes) by divine ordination.
 4    6,  Ind|          RETORTING THEM) HAVE REVENGED THEMSELVES, IN A SUDDEN,
 5    6,    7|    forbearance, meaning to be revenged by some better way.~ ~Such
 6    7,    7|       further time, or, to be revenged on her husbands implicity,
 7    7,    9|      to my selfe, to bee thus revenged as now~ ~I am, being with-held
 8    7,   10|    spleenitive desire to be~ ~revenged, like the dog being bitten,
 9    8,    6|      in what manner they were revenged on~ ~him, for going to seeke
10    8,    7|     meanes he might best be~ ~revenged on her, which now he more
11    8,    7|      happy time, to be justly revenged on so~ ~wicked a woman,
12    8,    7| nights rest, thou~ ~hast well revenged that wrong on me; for, although
13    8,    7|       thee, and to hold selfe revenged~ ~fully, as also permit
14    8,    7|     say thou art sufficiently revenged on~ ~me, in making me dearely
15    8,    8|     lockt up in a Chest, he~ ~revenged his wrong at that instant,
16    8,    8|     much~ ~milder manner, and revenged his wrong more moderately,
17    8,    8|      to have this wrong fully revenged,~ ~yet with such a discreete
18    8,    8|     intend to be no otherwise revenged on him, but in the~ ~same
19    8,    8| thought himselfe sufficiently revenged. But now, in~ ~consideration
20    9,    2|       him, and intended to be revenged on her.~ ~ After some part
21    9,    5|    very desirous to have thee revenged on him: which if thou wilt
22    9,    5|    what had hapned, should be revenged on~ ~him with some outrage.
23    9,    8|      Guiotto became cunningly revenged, by~ ~procurng Blondello
24    9,    8|        and made him vow to be revenged on~ ~Blondello, as he could