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 1  Ind      |   undoubtedly they did not all escape; but many among them~ ~becomming
 2  Ind      |     thinking in that manner to escape.~ ~ If it be so, as manifestly
 3    2,    8|       for thus they might best escape unknowne.~ ~ Being entred
 4    3,    7|       compunction of heart, to escape severe~ ~penances by them
 5    3,    7| pleasest, for~ ~unfained (if I escape with life) I will truly
 6    4,    2|   possible meanes, how you may escape hence unknown; for it is
 7    4,   10|       COMPREHENSION, A MAN MAY ESCAPE OUT OF~ ~ MANIFOLD PERILLES,
 8    4,   10|   happened thither, and how to escape from them) he stood gazing
 9    4,   10|        he had any~ ~purpose to escape with life; went thither
10    5,    2|   which meanes she could [not] escape although~ ~she would, but (
11    5,    3|     and happening afterward to escape from~ ~them; commeth (accidentally)
12    5,    3|     likelihood that she should escape with life.~ ~ Now, concerning
13    5,    3|       bridle, he~ ~laboured to escape from them. But being beset
14    5,   10|    very few there are that can escape them.~ ~ Having thus a long
15    5,   10|       may sometime chance to~ ~escape discovery, and cleare us,
16    6,    4|   Gladly he would have made an escape, but hee could not by any~ ~
17    7,    9|   assured, that thou canst not escape with life, beside~ ~open
18    8,    5|  before this~ ~pilfering knave escape away from hence; that I
19    8,    7|   amorous friend, if thou dost escape hence~ ~alive to see him
20    8,    7|      it be thy~ ~good lucke to escape out of this.~ ~ It appeareth
21    8,    7|        thou shalt~ ~not freely escape from my fingers, till I
22   10,    2|    which he could by no meanes escape. When this was~ ~done, he
23   10,    9|     many times, how he~ ~might escape thence, but could not compasse