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 1  Ind      |       their houses,~ ~without any government of Heardsmen, or any other.~ ~
 2    2,  Ind|          DISCOURSES ARE UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF~ ~ MADAM PHILOMENA: CONCERNING
 3    2,    6|  Caracalla. This Henriet held the government of the Kingdome of Sicily,~ ~
 4    2,    8|             under good and worthy government; the Count would continue
 5    2,   10|       this order. Heereafter, the government of these few people is~ ~
 6    3,    9|        undertake the charge and~ ~government of the Country, and signifying
 7    4      |         DESCOURSES, ARE UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF~ ~ HONOURABLE PHILSTRATUS:
 8    4,    5|           vision.~ ~ Wisedome and government so much prevailed with her,
 9    4,    8|            almost)~ ~able to take government of your selfe. It cannot
10    4,   10|        was neere setting, and his government~ ~as neere ending, with
11    5,  Ind|     DISCOURSES DO PASSE UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF THE~ ~ MOST NOBLE LADY
12    5,   10|        Queene, knowing~ ~that her government was now concluded, arose,
13    6,   10|          their soveraigntie~ ~and government: wherefore, be you our King,
14    6,   10| Neverthelesse, I meane, that my~ ~government shal be according to mine
15    8,  Ind|       PASSE UNDER THE RULE AND~ ~ GOVERNMENT, OF THE HONOURABLE LADIE
16    8,   10|    honourably ca.rried; that your government~ ~may be answerable to your
17    8,   10|         shal~ ~succeede me in the government, may (as being of more power
18    9,  Ind|                WHEREON, UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF MADAME AIMILIA, THE ARGUMENT
19    9,    9|          wee have neede of others government.~ ~ Now, it is not to be
20    9,   10|       that the full period of her government was come: dispossessing
21   10,  Ind|                WHEREON, UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF PAMPHILUS, THE SEVERALL~ ~