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 1    1,    5|        an addition to the former commendation, that the whole world~ ~
 2    3,    7|          else deserved their due commendation, but onely sad silence,~ ~
 3    3,    8|         in the people, with much commendation of the Abbots~ ~holinesse,
 4    3,    9|          and~ ~unto her eternall commendation, related the whole history,
 5    4,    4|          FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ IN COMMENDATION OF JUSTICE BETWEENE PRINCES;
 6    5,   10|          at deeds that deserve~ ~commendation, especially when they no
 7    5,   10|         contempt of our age, and commendation of such as are~ ~young,
 8    5,   10|       and to their no meane owne commendation. Now, because~ ~it is a
 9    6,    2|           and the~ ~Wine his due commendation: many dayes afterwardes (
10    6,    3|         had past with deserved~ ~commendation: it pleased the Queene,
11    7,    3|       although it carrieth not~ ~commendation equall to the other, yet
12    7,    9|          or contest in mine owne commendation: you that have ever knowne
13    8,   10| Canigiano had past with generall commendation, and the wit~ ~of Salabetto
14    9,    5|        without much laughter, or commendation of the whole~ ~Company:
15   10,    1|         but rather highly in his commendation.~ ~And being the next morning
16   10,    8|      their much admired fame and commendation. In this~ ~manner they lived,
17   10,    8|    speake somewhat in praise and commendation of my selfe:~ ~And the other,
18   10,    8|         honoured with eternall~ ~commendation, as being the onely wise
19   10,    9|         them all with deserved~ ~commendation. But after they had (with
20   10,    9|      spoken liberally in his due commendation, he commanded them to~ ~
21   10,   10|       this deserved~ ~praise and commendation, That no man living hath