Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        more have made up the~ ~advantage, and yet none of them being
 2  Ind      |        them also in the same~ ~advantage; whereupon Madam Pampinea (
 3    2,    4|     never so little, bee tooke advantage of this favour~ ~offred
 4    2,    7|  knowne, yet it would~ ~little advantage her; beside, that long protraction
 5    2,    7|      reason of his treacherous advantage;~ ~afterward drew on many
 6    2,    8|        excuse, yea, and to the advantage of her who is so~ ~possessed,
 7    2,    8|       long in service, to no~ ~advantage or advancement, and crossing
 8    2,    9|        and make use of such an advantage offered.~ ~ A second replyed;
 9    3,    5| closely courted, (though any~ ~advantage or successe) the Lady and
10    4,    1|    shall not the other any way advantage me.~ ~Moreover, I covet
11    5,    6|      spirit, and (by a small~ ~advantage) makes a man the more adventurous:
12    6, Song| rancorous hate,~ ~ Thou tookst advantage:~ ~ And I sought refuge,
13    7,    4| asleepe, his wife then tooke~ ~advantage of his drowsinesse, and
14    7,    6|        Lionello, to take the~ ~advantage of her Husbands absence;
15    7,    8|       one word. Simonida tooke advantage of this distraction in~ ~
16    7,    9|    selfe, that can~ ~make such advantage of his time, as thou maist
17    8,    2|        our wives, winning such advantage over them, that they can~ ~
18    8,    2|      in matters for his owne~ ~advantage, and pretending to have
19    8,    7|        hir uppon so faire~ ~an advantage, none being to yeild her
20    9,    4|       at the first) the most~ ~advantage of his enemy, as I will
21    9,    4|      should wee not~ ~take the advantage of three shillings profit?
22    9,    6|         in bed with him: tooke advantage of so faire an occasion