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2    2,    6|        her request) Conrado had checkt backe his hounds, they~ ~
3    3,    3|    impatient~ ~minner, sharpely checkt him for his immodest behaviour
4    4,    1|        a weeping woman, or~ ~as checkt by the offence committed,
5    4,    5|         present with her, she~ ~checkt and reproved him for his
6    5,    4|    Ladies, I have bene so often checkt and snapt, for my~ ~yesterdayes
7    5,   10|      jests or taunts, many have checkt and reproved great~ ~folly
8    6,  Ind|      WITTY WORDS (WHEN ANY HAVE CHECKT OR~ ~ RETORTING THEM) HAVE
9    8,    7| beautifull bodie:~ ~that, as it checkt and controlled the precedent