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 1    1,    5|      Table, and his~ ~attendants placed at other tables, answerable
 2    1,    6|         FEW, DISCREETE, AND WELL PLACED WORDS,~ ~ THE COVERED CRAFT
 3    1,    9|      owne head; she~ ~reverently placed it upon Madam Philomenaes,
 4    2,    5|         variety of costly viands placed thereon, downe they~ ~sate
 5    2,    6|         should (for his sake) be placed in some authority.~ ~ The
 6    3,    4|       and neere it a large table placed, ordered in such sort, as~ ~
 7    3,    7|       wealthy Merchant there, he placed himselfe as his~ ~servant,
 8    3,   10|        her head and graciously~ ~placed it on the head of Philostratus,
 9    4,    6|        his mouth~ ~and eyes, and placed a Chaplet of Flowers on
10    5,  Ind|       Fountaine; where she being placed~ ~in her seate royall, and
11    5,    5|        Mayden from Giovanni, and placed~ ~her peaceably in Jacominoes
12    5,   10|         her~ ~Crowne of Lawrell, placed it graciously on the head
13    6,   10|       finding the Coales~ ~there placed insted thereof.~ ~ The simple
14    6,   10|          from off her owne head, placed [it] on the head of Dioneus,
15    7,    3|   stature of the~ ~childe, to be placed on the Altar before the
16    7,    3|        made, and sent~ ~it to be placed on the Altar of Saint Frances,
17    7,   10|            off his owne head, he placed it on Madame Laurettaes,
18    8,    3|      which (not long before) was placed on~ ~the. high Altar in
19    8,    5|          board whereon the Judge placed his~ ~feete. Then stept
20    9,   10|        selfe of the Crowne, shee placed it on the head of Pamphilus,
21   10,    6| comparison, and the Tables being placed by the~ ~Ponds side, he
22   10,    9|        soundly sleeping,~ ~being placed directly before the high
23   10,   10|        over her shoulders,~ ~hee placed a Crowne of gold on her