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 1    1,    2|         Jehannot well noting the honesty and loyall dealing of~ ~
 2    1,    9|         folly with~ ~the name of honesty: as if there were no other
 3    2,    5|        sufficiently the streetes honesty: but~ ~hee, having no such
 4    2,    7|        that equity, justice, and honesty, being quite~ ~abandoned,
 5    2,    7|       came) commended~ ~the rare honesty and integrity of life, as
 6    2,    8|     reputed a shrewd taxation of honesty: whereas (on the other~ ~
 7    2,    8| remaineth to me but~ ~honourable honesty, and that shall be my Legacie
 8    3,    3|         a true witnesse of thine honesty and~ ~vertue.~ ~ Now began
 9    5,    9|         remembring the honorable honesty of Frederigo, his last~ ~
10    5,   10|       open prostitution of her~ ~honesty, broken her plighted faith
11    6,    3|          seemed to come short of honesty.~ ~ ~ ~ When Madame Pampinea
12    7,    5|        For I sweare by~ ~my true honesty, that if I were but as willing,
13    8,    2|       WILL~ ~ MAKE SALE OF THEIR HONESTY FOR COYNE. A WARNING ALSO
14    8,    5|        regard of your honour and honesty, but~ ~will put off poore
15    8,    7|       honourable carriage, and~ ~honesty of life, heeretofore free
16    8,   10|         but yet vowed enemies to honesty.~ ~ Neverthelesse, by such
17    9,    9|         and beside her spotlesse honesty, which~ ~is the crowne and
18   10,    2|        to him both in honour and honesty.~ ~Whatsoever injury he
19   10,    5|         make agreement~ ~for her honesty, with any person, under
20   10,    5|      your honourable~ ~minde and honesty) that it would happen otherwise
21   10,    8|      that thou mightst with more honesty love her, if she were any~ ~
22   10,    8|          Cave, one of no greater honesty then my selfe, and~ ~seeing
23   10,    8|        of all magnificence and~ ~honesty, the Sister of Charity and