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 1    1,    3|         bene already very well~ ~discoursed on: it shall not seeme unfitting (
 2    1,    6|         give him.~ ~ Having thus discoursed with himselfe, he would
 3    2,    1|       When they heard this, they discoursed no further with the~ ~Florentine,
 4    2,    8|            When they had a while discoursed their severall fortunes,
 5    2,    9|        house; divers things shee discoursed on by~ ~the way, till they
 6    2,   10|      When time served, the Judge discoursed the occasion of his~ ~comming
 7    3,  Ind|     WHICH DAY, ALL MATTERS TO BE DISCOURSED ON, DOE PASSE~ ~ UNDER THE
 8    3,    7|          Father?~ ~ The Pilgrime discoursed to her, even from the one
 9    4,    3|      private place appointed, he discoursed at large,~ ~what had passed
10    4,    9|       whereof we have~ ~formerly discoursed.~ ~ According as the people
11    5,    3| refreshed by the good~ ~fire; he discoursed his hard disasters to them,
12    6,    5|       not long since, was well~ ~discoursed unto us by Madame Pampinea:)
13    6,   10|         Ladies, we have alreadie discoursed of variable devises,~ ~and
14    8,    3|    precious stones; whereof Maso discoursed as exactly,~ ~as he had
15    8,    9|        we have heeretofore twice discoursed, Bruno~ ~and Buffalmaco,
16    9,    1|    beside them which have bene~ ~discoursed; whereby you may not onely
17    9,    5|          and stepping unto them, discoursed at large,~ ~what manner
18    9,    8|          the Scholler, yesterday discoursed at large~ ~by Madame Pampinea,
19   10,    2|          perfectly cured: and so discoursed all at large. The Pope laughing~ ~
20   10,    4|       grieve~ ~him, whereupon he discoursed in this sort with himselfe.
21   10,    8|  judgement.~ ~ After he had thus discoursed with himselfe, remembring