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 1    1,    9|        Never~ ~considering, that whosoever loadeth the backe of an
 2    2,    1|         to looke upon him,~ ~and whosoever beheld him, would verily
 3    2,    4|      appeareth~ ~necessary, that whosoever discourseth on the subject
 4    2,    5| beautifull, but~ ~at commaund of whosoever would, and for small hire)
 5    2,    6|       any of the~ ~Marriners, or whosoever else: there arrived suddenly
 6    2,    7|          the Duke or any other~ ~whosoever, if (to enjoy so rare a
 7    2,    8|     parts of France beside, that whosoever could produce the Count~ ~
 8    3,    2|         was his~ ~conceite, that whosoever had beene so lately familiar
 9    3,    7|          the Law requireth, that whosoever~ ~is the occasion of an
10    4,    1|       manners. In which respect, whosoever did execute all his actions
11    6,    8|          both men and women, yea whosoever she lookt on; without any~ ~
12    6,   10|       But first let me tell you, whosoever~ ~is marked by any of these
13    8,    3|      hurled~ ~them all about, to whosoever can or will catch them.
14    8,    3|    whereof is so admirable;~ ~as whosoever beareth it about him, so
15    8,    3|       stone to be found, which~ ~whosoever carrieth it about him, walketh
16    8,    6|         assuring~ ~you all, that whosoever stole the Brawne hence,
17    8,   10|         after to hit selfe: That whosoever dealt with~ ~a Tuscane,
18    8,   10|        being thus granted by me, whosoever shal~ ~succeede me in the
19    9,    2|        WHEREBY IS DECLARED, THAT WHOSOEVER IS DESIROUS TO REPREHEND~ ~
20    9,    2|   opinion of all the Nunnes, and whosoever~ ~else knew her.~ ~ They
21    9,    9|        is not to be denyed, that whosoever hath need of helpe,~ ~and
22    9,    9|     stirre.~ ~ ~ ~ Which saying, whosoever doth interpret it in such
23   10,    5|         a magnificent deede; but whosoever saith, it is impossible~ ~
24   10,    9|       his~ ~Nobility and valour) whosoever heard that Signior Thorello
25   10,   10|         to~ ~honor and obey her (whosoever) as your Soveraigne Lady
26   10,   10|      wife, and to let them know (whosoever they be) how to take~ ~and