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 1    2,    5|           with this Ruffians rude conditions,~ ~speaking in gentle manner
 2    2,    6|          and wilde in her~ ~daily conditions, then otherwise shee would
 3    2,    6|            what her~ ~manners and conditions are, thou indifferently
 4    2,    8|        judge, a fault of~ ~divers conditions (in respect of the person)
 5    2,    8|           mate for a man of~ ~ill conditions, no doubt ordained what
 6    2,    9|     Bernardo dwelt, as also the~ ~conditions and qualities of his Wife,
 7    3,    9| impossibility of these two strict conditions,~ ~with no other favour
 8    3,    9|           owne too strict imposed conditions, made to the two~ ~Knights
 9    4,    1|  advisedly examine their vertues, conditions, and manner of~ ~behaviour.
10    4,    2|           of fraile~ ~and mortall conditions, whose natures are as subject
11    4,   10|       throughout all Salerne, his conditions caused his generall contempt,~ ~
12    5,    3|            walke companies of all conditions, and rather~ ~enemies then
13    5,    7|      nature, then~ ~accident, his conditions were very much commended,
14    6,    8|       further relation of her ill conditions, being every way~ ~(indeed)
15    6,   10|       Onyon, what these nine rare conditions were: hee having them all~ ~
16    7,    4|            Among many other evill conditions, very frequent and familiar
17    7,    4|            and~ ~then to make her conditions apparantly knowne. So long
18    7,    9|       such a disproportion of our conditions:~ ~yet she may befriend
19    8,    9|     namely, to know the names and conditions of such persons, as daily~ ~
20   10,    2|        SOMETIMES FALL INTO BAD~ ~ CONDITIONS, ONELY OCCASIONED THERETO
21   10,   10|           with a man in all his~ ~conditions, and how great the number