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 1  Ind      |     seemely for us to part hence honestly, then a~ ~great number of
 2  Ind      |     Madam Philomena, let me live honestly, and my~ ~Conscience not
 3    1,    6|          AND~ ~ THEIR HYPOCRISIE HONESTLY DISCOVERED~ ~ ~ ~ An honest
 4    1,    6|       and of an Abbot of Clugni; honestly checked a new kinde of~ ~
 5    1,    6|             Bergamino, thou hast honestly expressed thy vertue and
 6    1,    9|         Master Albert of Bullen, honestly made a Lady to blush, that
 7    1,    9| countenance on the~ ~matter, and honestly thus answered.~ ~ Beleeve
 8    2,    2|         like modest men, talking honestly and~ ~friendly with him,
 9    2,    8|      require it, I will have her honestly bestowne in marriage. This~ ~
10    2,    9|         them, then as well~ ~and honestly as thou canst of thine,
11    3,    7|         came in any place, where honestly, and without suspition~ ~
12    6,    9|          made~ ~unto us: hee did honestly, and (in verie few words)
13    7,    5|    Windowes; but all abuses were honestly reformed.~ ~
14    8,    9|    maintaine our selves well and honestly, and live in this mirthfull~ ~
15    9,    1|      other: discharged her selfe honestly~ ~of them both, with a cutting
16   10,    4|  preserving her life: and more~ ~honestly she could not live, with
17   10,    4|         his owne possession. Yet honestly not~ ~onely overswayed the
18   10,    5|         reverence, embracing her honestly, and taking her into a goodly~ ~
19   10,    7|      suddenly he conceived, that honestly he might~ ~discharge this
20   10,    8|          by Gisippus discreetly, honestly,~ ~and orderly.~ ~ "Others
21   10,   10| judgement) we have done well and honestly. Albeit some light~ ~Novels,