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 1    2,    5|   AFFAIRES OF THE WORLD, TO BE PROVIDENT AND~ ~ WELL ADVISED, AND
 2    3,    5|     wise, and in many things~ ~provident, but gripple, covetous,
 3    3,    9| stirring Lady, very wise and~ ~provident in such disturbances, reduced
 4    4,    1|      by my Father, as having a provident respect to the place,~ ~
 5    5,    4|       doubt, but by this their provident~ ~and wary respect, to match
 6    5,    4|     accesse to her window; old provident Lizio lockes the~ ~doore
 7    5,    7|   Trapani, where by~ ~wise and provident meanes, they often conferred
 8    9,    2|        being circumspect and~ ~provident enough, the Gentleman contrived
 9    9,    2|  predecessors have done: to be provident~ ~for your selves, take
10   10,    8|       offices, as carefull and provident for~ ~your support, yea,