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 1    1,    1|      was spread the fame and~ ~renowne of his sanctity, devotion,
 2    2,    7|     and~ ~also a deed of great renowne to your selfe, without any
 3    2,    8|         DOTH YET NEVERTHELESSE RENOWNE A MAN, AND BRING HIM TO
 4    2,    9|     hee robbed her both of her renowne and honour, and~ ~bereft
 5    3,    5|          of others, as for the renowne of mine owne reputation.
 6    3,    6|          wounding of your good renowne and honour, because, when
 7    4,    2|  became a~ ~Shepheard, and his renowne for holinesse was so famous
 8    9,    2| actions, the sanctity and good renowne of the whole~ ~Monastery,
 9    9,    9|      now to speake,~ ~the high renowne and admirable wisedome of
10    9,   10|      perpetuate an ever-living renowne and fame, after our~ ~mortall
11   10,    3|    olde woman, to extoll~ ~the renowne of Nathan, and darken or
12   10,    3|      and consequently of their renowne, by any other Art, then~ ~
13   10,    3|     increasing of thine~ ~owne renowne, thou wast desirous of my
14   10,    3| remayne darkened by the bright renowne~ ~of Nathan: I will never
15   10,    4|      life it selfe, honour and renowne~ ~(which is farre greater)
16   10,    7|     the who world beside,~ ~to renowne his fame to all succeeding