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 1    1,    2|       should declare unfaigned testimony of such gracious goodnesse,
 2    2,  Ind|  blooming~ ~branches, yeelding testimony thereof to the eares of
 3    2,    9|        thy forehead, to render testimony of hir female frailty, I~ ~
 4    3,    2|    give the world an evident~ ~testimony, that he dyed for the love
 5    3,    7|    false opinion, and upon the testimony of as false witnesses) a
 6    3,    9| entreat him, to send her (as a testimony thereof) the Ring~ ~which
 7    4,    4|  affection towards him: as a~ ~testimony thereof, one of the very
 8    4,    4|      mollested or assailed. In testimony whereof,~ ~they shewed his
 9    4,    7|  suffer her to sinke under the testimony of Strambo, Lagina,~ ~Atticciato,
10    4,    8|  according to true and ancient testimony) there~ ~dwelt sometime
11    5,    1|      them truly, by~ ~manifest testimony from whence he can deliver
12    5,   10|        am able to deliver true testimony; for I know, but not~ ~without
13    7,    8|      because~ ~I have no other testimony then mine owne words. You
14    7,    9|    requested by him (as a true testimony of her~ ~unfeigned affection)
15   10,    1|       King gave him a manifest testimony,~ ~that it was not through
16   10,    1|  credit you, without any other testimony.~ ~ The King conducted him