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Alphabetical [« »] abroade 8 abruptly 2 abruzzi 2 absence 24 absent 17 absolute 25 absolutely 17 | Frequency [« »] 25 yeare 25 yours 24 aboord 24 absence 24 accordingly 24 affect 24 asse | Giovanni Boccaccio Decameron Concordances absence |
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1 1, 6| still sending to expect his absence, and answered as he was~ ~ 2 2, 6| shee sorrowed for the~ ~absence of her husband. Resorting 3 2, 7| aptly fitting her, by the absence of her pretended~ ~Merchant-husband, 4 2, 8| trueth Sir, that the long absence of my husband from me, the~ ~ 5 2, 9| her, as in her Husbands absence shee ever used~ ~to have: 6 3, 3| wanting, but her husbands~ ~absence, upon some journey from 7 3, 7| neither his parting long~ ~absence from me, or his untimely 8 3, 7| reason of Theobaldoes~ ~absence, it was generally reputed 9 3, 9| reason of the Counts so long absence, all things were there farre~ ~ 10 3, 9| having heard of his wives absence, went to Roussillion so~ ~ 11 4, 2| exercise, as he had bin in his absence from him; whence both repayring~ ~ 12 4, 5| you so impatient upon his absence? If hereafter you make~ ~ 13 4, 5| reproved him for his so long absence. One night amongst the~ ~ 14 4, 8| and more, by reason of his absence from Silvestra, under faire~ ~ 15 4, 10| away towards Malfy.~ ~ This absence of Master Doctor Mazzeo, 16 4, 10| gone to Malfy, and your absence granting me apt opportunity, 17 5, 10| more visite my House in my absence. Get me therefore~ ~something 18 7, 6| advantage of her Husbands absence; accordingly he went, not 19 8, 1| also intelligence of his absence, that now (with~ ~safety) 20 8, 3| Wife rebuking him for his absence, hee groweth into anger,~ ~ 21 8, 3| angry for~ ~his so long absence, and seeing him come in 22 8, 4| render any account of my absence, or presence: but I am not 23 8, 7| disconsolate for her~ ~Ladies long absence, to whom thus he spake. 24 8, 8| of Zeppa, as well in his absence, as when he abode at home;