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 1  Ind      |            dwelling, except some~ ~silly servant? How many Kindreds,
 2    2,    8|         hasty opinions,~ ~upon any silly or shallow surmise: so did
 3    2,    9|           upon her, shee went to a silly village neere~ ~adjoyning,
 4    3,    1|              services: for the old silly man is gon, and we have
 5    3,    6|        shew your selfe not~ ~to be silly or simple in this.~ ~ Ricciardo
 6    3,    8|          MINDED MEN, TO~ ~ BEGUILE SILLY AND SIMPLE MARIED MEN~ ~ ~ ~
 7    3,    8|        delighted to smile at~ ~his silly and sottish behaviour.~ ~
 8    3,    8|           it convenient, that when silly women come~ ~to ask counsell
 9    3,    8|           conference together, the silly sot never dreaming on the~ ~
10    4,    1|         best to converse with that silly young man Guiscardo, one
11    5,    6|       comfort, upon so poore and~ ~silly a question; for Guion began
12    5,    8|           and pitty, like a simple silly man,~ ~hoodwinkt with his
13    5,    9|            Farme to live upon, the silly revenewes~ ~whereof were
14    5,    9|          he was (by chance) in a~ ~silly Garden, on the backe-side
15    7,    1|          and the honest beleefe of silly John.~ ~ I cannot deny,
16    7,    9|            the victory won, upon a silly~ ~and shallow adventure:
17    8,    7|            onely in this last of~ ~silly Calandrino. Wherefore, it
18    8,    9|          on mens bodies, or any so silly as the verie best you have:
19    9,    3| DISCOVERING THE SIMPLICITY OF SOME SILLY WITTED MEN, AND HOW~ ~ EASIE
20    9,    3|       another~ ~Novell, concerning silly Calandrino, wherewith I
21    9,   10|             because he had but one silly bed, wherein himselfe and
22   10,    9|           are able to bestow~ ~but silly gifts: so you would be pleased,