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 1    1,    5|            THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT WISE AND VERTUOUS
 2    1,    6|            THE SIXT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT IN FEW, DISCREETE,
 3    3,    3|           THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT THE LEWD QUALITIES
 4    3,    6|           THE SIXTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, HOW MUCH PERSEVERANCE,
 5    3,    7|          him to remaine with you, declaring your~ ~selfe in the very
 6    4,    1|         or servile basenesse, and declaring invincible fortitude in~ ~
 7    4,    4|     JUSTICE BETWEENE PRINCES; AND DECLARING~ ~ WITHALL, THAT NEITHER
 8    4,    7|     leaves of the same Sage,~ ~as declaring what shee saw him do, and
 9    4,    7|          ended his Tale, the King declaring an outward~ ~shew of compassion,
10    4,    7|         their~ ~meanest Cottages; declaring himselfe sometime as a powerfull~ ~
11    5,    3| delightfull exercise: whereto she declaring her willing~ ~obedience,
12    5,    4|          THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING THE DISCREETE PROVIDENCE
13    5,    8|          THE EIGHTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT LOVE NOT ONELY MAKES
14    8,    9|        were fully finished, Bruno declaring by outward~ ~behaviour,
15    8,    9|      laboured to excuse himselfe, declaring his misfortunes~ ~at large,
16   10,    6|        NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SUFFICIENTLY DECLARING, THAT HOW MIGHTY SOEVER
17   10,    8|           THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT NOTWITHSTANDING THE
18   10,    8|   Gisippus by the hand,~ ~plainly declaring, that he made small account
19   10,    9|           THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING WHAT AN HONOURABLE VERTUE