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 1  Ind      |    which you shall reade in the ensuing Discourses: I must set~ ~
 2  Ind      |      them, was an occasion~ ~of ensuing death: but touching their
 3    1,    9|     Aemilia singing this song~ ~ensuing.~ ~ ~ ~
 4    2,    7|       aboord the ship the night ensuing, and the Lady in his~ ~company.
 5    2,    7|       this whole day, the night ensuing, and the next daies~ ~full
 6    2,   10|       fasting, in honour of the ensuing Sabbath, whereon no~ ~labor
 7    3,    3|        take no rest the night~ ~ensuing. The man himselfe knew nothing
 8    4,    1|        strangle him the night~ ~ensuing, and taking the heart forth
 9    4,    2|       because, the very~ ~night ensuing thereon, I was chastised
10    4,    3|      DANGEROUS THE OCCASION IS, ENSUING BY~ ~ ANGER AND DESPIGHT,
11    4,    3|       rage) to shew you by mine ensuing Novell,~ ~how the loves
12    4, Song|       the dance; if the sodaine ensuing darknesse~ ~had not hid
13    5,    4|    might seeme hot, this next~ ~ensuing may be cooler, and then
14    7,    3|         OF UNAVOYDABLE PERILLES ENSUING THEREBY~ ~ ~ ~ Friar Reynard,
15    7,    5|   street doore the next~ ~night ensuing in person, in expectation
16    7, Song| abstaine to morrow, and the day ensuing,~ ~from recounting any of
17    8,    3|       that Sunday morning (next ensuing)~ ~should be the time, and
18    8,    7|    dairy Farme, where the night ensuing,~ ~pretending to take her
19    8,    7|        to~ ~prevent all further ensuing danger, by reason of her
20    9,    1|        her sake. Namely, this~ ~ensuing night, in the midst and
21   10,    5|         month of Januarie nexte ensuing, to~ ~provide me a Garden,
22   10,    6|       his Garden the next night ensuing. The newes was~ ~very welcome
23   10,    6|     himself from any~ ~the like ensuing follie, as also to recompence
24   10,    7|          Mico made for him this ensuing~ ~Dittie.~ ~ ~ ~ THE SONG~ ~