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 1    1,    1|      as you conceite; but I am minded to deale~ ~otherwise. I
 2    1,    2|       admonitions, and~ ~never minded to become a Christian: now
 3    2,    8|      thus happily bestowne, he minded to tarry no longer in~ ~
 4    3,    3|       of~ ~good spirit, highly minded, endued with beauty and
 5    3,    6|     her in, against her honest minded husband, and enflamed with
 6    3,    8|      OF SOME RELIGIOUS CARNALL MINDED MEN, TO~ ~ BEGUILE SILLY
 7    4,    2|      foolish, wanton and proud minded,~ ~named Madam Lisetta de
 8    4,    2|    high~ ~enough, like a proud minded woman, (for Venetians are
 9    5,  Ind|     rest, when such as were so minded, went to~ ~sleep, others
10    5,    1|     then she whom they are now minded to bestow on thee: in~ ~
11    5,    2|   Constance, being purposely~ ~minded (with his gracious liking)
12    5,    8|        brain, and often he was minded to kill~ ~himselfe. But
13    6,    3|       not thinking him so base minded as to give consent. Which
14    7,    5|   common argument of every bad minded man, being~ ~weake and shallow
15    7,   10|      current. Others, not~ ~so minded, walked on the greene grasse,
16    8,   10|      for to morrow, I am not~ ~minded to use any restriction,
17    9,    2|    then called before her, who minded nothing else but the poore~ ~
18   10,    1|      right, that~ ~you are not minded to become a Spaniard; I
19   10,    2|       himselfe~ ~magnificently minded, and expressed his liberall
20   10,    4|        Gentile, who being once minded to get him~ ~gone, as satisfied
21   10,    7|        faction, were otherwise minded)~ ~Madame Pampinea, by order
22   10,    8|        Rome, wherefore~ ~being minded to take Sophronia thither
23   10,    8| dishonest murmurings of base~ ~minded people, their vile and contemptible
24   10,    9| assurance, that (if he were so minded) he would so order~ ~the