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1    1,    4|       be inflicted on him, by~ ~wittily reprehending his Abbot,
2    1,    6|   pleasantly disposed,~ ~and so wittily readie in speaking and answering,
3    1,    8|          The King of Cyprus was wittily reprehended, by the words
4    2,   10|            WHEREIN OLDE MEN ARE WITTILY REPREHENDED, THAT WILL MATCH~ ~
5    3,    4| apparantly in him. And hee very wittily observing the same, as~ ~
6    6,    1|       mee, to let you know, how wittily a Ladie made due~ ~observation
7    9,    1|       not easie to be done: she wittily devised the~ ~onely meanes,