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  1  Ind      |              and defend her life so long as shee can; and~ ~this
  2  Ind      |        measure, are subject to no~ ~long continuance: I, who began
  3  Ind      |          assembled, and ayme at the long lasting thereof, doe hold
  4  Ind      |           may order and dispose how long the time of his~ ~rule shall
  5  Ind      |          upon her head; and this so long as~ ~their company continued,
  6    1,    1|           their lewdnesse. Having a long while examined his~ ~thoughts
  7    1,    1|         whose wickednesse~ ~was for long time supported, by the favour,
  8    1,    1|            or shall be committed so long as the World endureth, were
  9    1,    1|           after hee had helde him a long while in suspence, breathing
 10    1,    1|            confession, he died (not long~ ~after) towards the evening.
 11    1,    3|          heard it reported,~ ~that (long since) there was a very
 12    1,    3|            to his Father, continued long time,~ ~and so it dooth
 13    1,    4|        Abbot thought hee had staide long enough with the~ ~Damosell,
 14    1,    4|             have not~ ~yet beene so long in the Order of Saint Benedict,
 15    1,    6|     commended, then derided.~ ~ Not long since (worthy Ladies) there
 16    1,    6|            live upon the~ ~third so long as it would last, till hee
 17    1,    6|          yet seeming as if he~ ~had long considered thereon, reported
 18    1,    6|      furnishment, and should stay~ ~long there for his dinner, he
 19    1,    6|           and never used to fast so long; expecting still when meate
 20    1,    6|            man whatsoever? I have~ ~long time allowed my meate to
 21    1,    7|            good an end.~ ~ It is no long time since, that there lived
 22    1,    9|         women, then in men; because long and~ ~tedious talking (when
 23    1,    9|             it confirmed to mee, so long as our company continueth;
 24    2,    1|           happily~ ~escaped.~ ~ Not long since, there lived in the
 25    2,    1|       hanging. The Lord, smiling (a long while) at the~ ~accident,
 26    2,    2|             him, in regard that (no long~ ~while before) the late
 27    2,    3|         youthfull appetites.~ ~ Not long had they run on this race,
 28    2,    3|         Alessandro, who had awaited long time for peace in England,
 29    2,    3|             of this accident was~ ~(long before) noysed, and they
 30    2,    3|             first dub'd him Knight. Long~ ~time he lived in peace
 31    2,    4|             hath made it famous for long time, that the Seacoast
 32    2,    4|         rich people) there was (not long since) a very wealthy man,~ ~
 33    2,    4|    prosperous passage~ ~all the day long; but upon the entrance of
 34    2,    5|            have done: That shee had long time~ ~dwelt in Sicily with
 35    2,    5|           which might hold her time long enough of~ ~employment,
 36    2,    5|             Father and thine, dwelt long time (as thou canst not~ ~
 37    2,    5|             things ill done, and so long time since, are more~ ~easily
 38    2,    5|         tolde me, that shee dwelt a long while with our Father, both
 39    2,    5|             Their conference having long time continued, and the
 40    2,    5|        their conference lasted very long, purposely dilated~ ~out
 41    2,    6|           two~ ~young Laddes; after long lamenting, which shee found
 42    2,    6|             they and the Nurse were long time employed about verie
 43    2,    6|        manner: which love was not~ ~long without full effect, continuing
 44    2,    6|       captivity wherein I~ ~have so long kept thee, and in one instant,
 45    2,    6|             to~ ~remaine with me so long as you both please.~ ~ Imprisonment
 46    2,    6|         would~ ~have beene granted, long since I had most humbly
 47    2,    6|          see your eldest Son, not~ ~long since married to one of
 48    2,    6|             suffered her to live so long; and yet, if heaven hath
 49    2,    6|             a hidden~ ~vertue which long had silently slept in her,
 50    2,    6|             usage wherein he had so long time kept the Lad, and desiring (
 51    2,    6|           where he beginneth, added long wished~ ~tydings concerning
 52    2,    6|               Henriet, who being so long a time detained in prison
 53    2,    6|        people (grudging at Henriets long imprisonment) slew the Guards,
 54    2,    6|          that there~ ~they lived (a long while after) in much felicitie,
 55    2,    7|          her beauty.~ ~ It is now a long time since, that there lived
 56    2,    7|         advantage her; beside, that long protraction of time would~ ~
 57    2,    7|        minde, wherein followed (not long~ ~after) as cruell an effect.~ ~
 58    2,    7|            of another. After divers long and well~ ~delivered Orations,
 59    2,    7|            divers houses, which the long~ ~continuance of time, and
 60    2,    7|      assayling Osbech. It was~ ~not long, before hee heard of this
 61    2,    7|          and where shee continued a long~ ~while with him, no one
 62    2,    7|        selfe likewise, who~ ~had so long time beene Fortunes tennis
 63    2,    7|          Soldane, who was supposed (long~ ~since) to be drowned in
 64    2,    7|             had become of her in so long a time, because~ ~it was
 65    2,    7|         misfortunes I have lived so long obscurely in the world.~ ~
 66    2,    7|          she could possibly live so long in any~ ~Kingdome or Province
 67    2,    7|             in our Ship, it was not long before we~ ~arrived at Baga,
 68    2,    7|               honest Virgin, living long time after with him in much
 69    2,    8|            for him. She~ ~sitting a long while silent, as if she
 70    2,    8|            for trueth Sir, that the long absence of my husband from
 71    2,    8|            serving man, and lived a long while in that~ ~estate very
 72    2,    8|            observation, to note how long that fit would continue.
 73    2,    8|         indangered thy life by this long lingering sicknesse. And
 74    2,    8|         that shall be my Legacie so long as I live.~ ~ These wordes,
 75    2,    8|         sole~ ~commander. Within no long while after, the King of
 76    2,    8|         feeling~ ~his body (through long labour and exercise endured
 77    2,    8|          with whom he had continued long in service, to no~ ~advantage
 78    2,    8|             went, and~ ~continued a long while in the Campe as a
 79    2,    8|               againe.~ ~ It was not long after, but the Queene left
 80    2,    8|          for his wrongfull exile so long,~ ~he should be exalted
 81    2,    8|           me up as your Father, the long exiled~ ~Count D'Angiers.
 82    2,    9|                 Being arrived there long before his limmitted time,
 83    2,    9|             faithfull knowledge, by long and very honorable experience;
 84    2,    9|         dead; and alwayes after, so long as she lived, shee was most~ ~
 85    2,    9|            strangely blacke for~ ~a long time after, knit together
 86    3,  Ind|              HAVE ATTAINED TO THEIR LONG~ ~ WISHED DESIRES, OR RECOVERED
 87    3,  Ind|            of the Houshold, having (long before); sent all things
 88    3,    1|           having continued there so long a time? Quoth Lurco, I laboured
 89    3,    1|        private stolne pleasures, so long resorted to the close Arbour,
 90    3,    1|          where he was kept close so long, that the~ ~Nunnes grew
 91    3,    1|            him~ ~speake, who had so long ben there stricken into
 92    3,    1|            by Nature; onely I had a long lingering sicknes~ ~which
 93    3,    1|         erected, Massetto had~ ~his long restrained speech restored,
 94    3,    2|        Chamber, where he stayed not long,~ ~before his returning
 95    3,    2|             shee, this hath beene a long wished, and now most welcome~ ~
 96    3,    2|           they used to weare~ ~very long, to the end that he might
 97    3,    2|      marvelled much at them, and by long examinations among~ ~themselves,
 98    3,    2|         were never~ ~discovered, so long as the King lived, neither
 99    3,    3|               for she had beene too long from shrift) and kneeling
100    3,    4|           neighbour of ours, and no long time since, as the accident
101    3,    4|                because Puccio (by a long continued custome) used
102    3,    5|         Florence, there lived not~ ~long since, a Knight named Signieur
103    3,    5|            the Magnifico,~ ~who had long time affected, yea, and
104    3,    5|              as no~ ~doubt you have long since perceived, what unfeigned
105    3,    5|              blemish or impayre, so long as I enjoy life or motion;
106    3,    5|           answere, who made neither long or short of the matter,~ ~
107    3,    5|           my friend, surely it is a long time since, when I~ ~first
108    3,    5|           thy constant love~ ~which long thou hast, and still doest
109    3,    6|           endevours, persevering so long in this~ ~opinion, as now
110    3,    6|              according to a custome long observed in that Country)
111    3,    6|           he~ ~pretended no willing long time of tarrying, but that
112    3,    6|    Gentlewoman, waxing weary of too long a continued~ ~argument,
113    3,    6|          spake, as she sat silent a long~ ~while, til being able
114    3,    6|          Catulla, having heard this long and unpleasing report,~ ~
115    3,    6|            with her, whom thou hast long time deluded by false~ ~
116    3,    6|           servant; and~ ~as it is a long time agoe, since I dedicated
117    3,    6|             wildernesse, where (not long after) he ended his~ ~dayes.~ ~
118    3,    7|            and returning thither (a long while after)~ ~in the habite
119    3,    7|         hath beene~ ~absent hence a long while) about some fifteene
120    3,    7|            that neither his parting long~ ~absence from me, or his
121    3,    7|            deliberation had~ ~beene long agoe quite altered, because
122    3,    7|       Theobaido do returne from his long banishment, you~ ~shall
123    3,    7|       courtesies, which (indeed) so long a~ ~separation do justly
124    3,    7|            love and respect them so long as I shall~ ~live. This
125    3,    7|            into her bed, whereto so long time hee had beene a stranger.~ ~
126    3,    7|          desired him to continue so long as himselfe pleased, using
127    3,    8|           his Wife.~ ~ ~ ~ When the long discourse of Madame Emilia
128    3,    8|            deedes of men and women, long since departed out of this~ ~
129    3,    8|            strongest holdes by over long~ ~battery and besieging,
130    3,    8|             Wife, O my loving Wife, long mayest thou live for~ ~this
131    3,    8|         chastised, and he had beene long~ ~enough in Purgatory: wherefore,
132    3,    8|              for I have beene heere long enough in~ ~conscience.
133    3,    8|            pale, as one, that in so long time hadde~ ~not seene the
134    3,    8|          them tydings, from~ ~their long deceased Kindred and Friends,
135    3,    9|           rules of~ ~Art, which (by long practise and experience)
136    3,    9|              and continuing there a long while in service.~ ~ The
137    3,    9|             reason of the Counts so long absence, all things were
138    3,    9|       Mothers great comfort.~ ~ Not long after, Count Bertrand was
139    3,    9|            divers dayes, after so~ ~long and wearisome a journey.~ ~
140    3,    9|             owne abiding, have thus long gone begging through the
141    3,    9|        their promises, and after so long and tedious~ ~travell, I
142    3,   10|                 Temptations did not long delay an assault on his
143    4,    1|         Duke of Capua, who lived no long while with her; but left
144    4,    1|             rising hill, a cave had long beene made~ ~in the body
145    4,    1|          because it had not beene a long time frequented, by the~ ~
146    4,    1|         beene visited by any one in long time before) as~ ~no man
147    4,    1|          her into her Chamber. This long desired,~ ~and now obtained
148    4,    1| heart-breake this will be to me, so long as life~ ~remaineth in this
149    4,    1|             purposing the like~ ~so long as I shall live, which will
150    4,    1|       deserving, and having bene so long a time your servant.~ ~Neverthelesse
151    4,    2|           who having their garments long and large, their~ ~faces
152    4,    2|             and there lay as Lieger long~ ~time: in company of other
153    4,    2|             and solace, that, how~ ~long I continued there, or by
154    4,    2|          rest, and it should not be long till he returned.~ ~So,
155    4,    2|            Cupid, who Poets feigned long since to be~ ~a little boy,
156    4,    2|            pittying his abusing. So long~ ~continued the offended
157    4,    3|             with such~ ~secrecy, as long time they enjoyed their
158    4,    3|          wherewith my braine hath a long While travelled~ ~and now
159    4,    3|           their loves; desired no~ ~long time of deliberation, or
160    4,    3|           then freely enjoyed their long wished desires, from~ ~whence
161    4,    3|             disguise, and enjoy his long expected desire; but untill
162    4,    3|            a custome observed there long time, and at the~ ~importunity
163    4,    3|             in his disguise, having long daunced attendance~ ~at
164    4,    3|         Husband: for being beaten a long while on the Seas, by tempestuous~ ~
165    4,    3|         Folco, overturned all their long~ ~continued happinesse,
166    4,    4|         thus continuing the fight a long while, to~ ~very great harme
167    4,    4|           least~ ~benefite of their long wished desires: ended both
168    4,    5|           set in; she watered it (a long~ ~while) with her teares.
169    4,    5|             occasion gave leave.~ ~ Long time continued this amorous
170    4,    5|             to her was so offensive long: made many demands to her~ ~
171    4,    5|             reproved him for his so long absence. One night amongst
172    4,    5|       seeing him againe,~ ~having a long while wept and greevously
173    4,    5|             her trusty~ ~Nurse, who long time had attended on her
174    4,    5|            did the time require any long tarrying there. Gladly~ ~
175    4,    5|     infinite kisses thereon.~ ~ Not long after, the Nurse having
176    4,    5|            that~ ~beheld her.~ ~ So long she held on in this mourning
177    4,    5|     behaviour in her, observing the long continuance thereof, how
178    4,    5|             his Isabella. Within no long~ ~while after, when this
179    4,    7|            liking.~ ~ It is not any long time since, when there lived
180    4,    7|            made choise of, was by a long and goodly bed of~ ~Sage,
181    4,    7|         withall, after feeding. Not long had he thus champed the~ ~
182    4,    7|        company,~ ~were silent for a long while together: but, uppon
183    4,    8|           ancient sparks of love so long concealed in the embers,~ ~
184    4,    9|         league of friendly amity so long~ ~continued, began to faile
185    4,    9|              marvailing at his~ ~so long tarrying, saide to her husband:
186    4,    9|              delayes his comming so long, he never used to do so
187    4,    9|          she heard these words, a~ ~long while she sate silert, but
188    4,   10|          dead sleepe, and endure so long a space, as~ ~necessity
189    4,   10|              for the space of three long houres and more was visited
190    4,   10|         which maketh men unable any long while to~ ~abstaine as being
191    4,   10|       Ruggiero, who had now slept a long while, the drinke being
192    4,   10|         well I remember,~ ~that not long since I was in my sweet-hearts
193    4,   10|        lockes of haire were curled, long, and~ ~like golden wiers,
194    5,    1|           over the fields,~ ~with a long staffe on his necke, which
195    5,    1|         deserve to enjoy you, by my long continued affection~ ~to
196    5,    1|        whose name was Hormisda, and long time the~ ~case had bene
197    5,    1|       example. Neverthelesse, after long deliberation,~ ~honour gave
198    5,    1|      therefore, without craving any long~ ~respit of time for answer,
199    5,    1|             Pasimonda, with an huge long Staffe in his hand, to hinder
200    5,    1|     contentment: albeit there was a long and troublesome~ ~difference (
201    5,    2|        called Liparis, wherein (not long since)~ ~lived a yong Damosell,
202    5,    2|             resisted them stoutly a long while together, though it
203    5,    2|             againe at you, for~ ~so long while as the battell endureth,
204    5,    2|        Gomito (whom she supposed so long since to be dead) was~ ~
205    5,    2|             living? It is a tedious long while since I~ ~heard thou
206    5,    3|        calling, and~ ~continuing so long awhile without any sustenance,
207    5,    3|       drawing, and followed it so~ ~long, till it brought her within
208    5,    3|             having stood quaking so long in the Tree; at length by
209    5,    4|     together in marriage, and their long loyall love mutually~ ~recompenced.~ ~ ~ ~
210    5,    4|        notes of observation.~ ~ Not long since, there lived in Romania,
211    5,    4|         window, we may discourse so long as we please.~ ~Now trust
212    5,    4|       singing there~ ~all the night long; I will breake the matter
213    5,    4|           we doe? we have slept too long, and~ ~shall be taken here.~ ~
214    5,    4|             at the nuptials, living long after in~ ~happy prosperity.~ ~
215    5,    5|             did in Jacomino: having long~ ~conference with him about
216    5,    5|            that the City of Faenza, long time~ ~being molested with
217    5,    5|            I am sure thou hast supt long agoe, and I know~ ~no businesse
218    5,    5|             meanes whereof, after a long time of~ ~contention, Menghino
219    5,    5|            belonging~ ~thereto; and long time after they had lived
220    5,    6|             to Naples, wherein (not long since)~ ~lived a faire and
221    5,    6|             perhaps) thou mayest so long looke~ ~on her, as thou
222    5,    6|             which (but for him) had long since~ ~bene out-rooted
223    5,    6|            of~ ~their youth, having long continued in loyall love
224    5,    6|       comfort received, and~ ~lived long after in great felicity.~ ~
225    5,    7|        reveale it, till~ ~Love (too long concealed) must needes disclose
226    5,    7|           if she~ ~pittied their so long languishing, enstructed
227    5,    7|             concealed her amisse so long as she could, and saw~ ~
228    5,    7|           had delayed the~ ~time so long, and would not accept the
229    5,    7|          happen to her: whereas not long before, when two~ ~such
230    5,    8|          unsufferable, that after a long time of fruitlesse~ ~service,
231    5,    8|           Anastasio held out thus a long time, without lending an
232    5,    8|          unhappy death, remained no long time alive after me, and
233    5,    8|      Kinsmen and Friends, ye have a long while importuned me, to~ ~
234    5,    8|             not onely happened this long desired~ ~conversion, of
235    5,    9|              for well she knew, how long a time Frederigo had~ ~most
236    5,    9|             the same whom he had so long and deerely loved, submitted~ ~
237    5,   10|      require it.~ ~ There dwelt not long since in Perugia, a wealthy
238    5,   10|       chiefly instituted.~ ~Castles long besieged, doe yeeld at the
239    5,   10|       escape them.~ ~ Having thus a long while consulted with her
240    5,   10|          reason, why you kept us so long from comming into this roome:
241    5,   10|         thus shee spake.~ ~ We have long since heard, that with witty
242    6,    1|             the flowry fields~ ~(so long as the spring time lasteth)
243    6,    1|           have heard, that it is no long time since, when there dwelt
244    6,    2|            and~ ~tarry you never so long, you shall not drinke a
245    6,    2|             they had drunke of in a long while before.~ ~And having
246    6,    2|          many dayes afterwardes (so long as they~ ~continued there)
247    6,    3|      assembly, Madame Pampinea (not long time since) gave~ ~beginning,
248    6,    3|      unmindfull, as appeared~ ~(not long since) by a Prelate of ours,
249    6,    5|        treasures of vertue (as, not long since, was well~ ~discoursed
250    6,    5|        singular Art to light, which long time before had lyen~ ~buried,
251    6,    6|             ll meet with one with a long narrow face, another with~ ~
252    6,    6|          measures an ell; one has a long chin and jaws like an ass,
253    6,    9|        Ladies) that in former times long~ ~since past, our Cittie
254    6,    9|          Betto, notwithstanding his long continued importunitie,
255    6,   10|              named Friar Onyon, had long~ ~time used to resort thither,
256    6,   10|          Relique, which I my selfe (long since) brought from the
257    6,   10|            Caprezio, which~ ~he had long laboured in search of; he
258    6,   10|             and which I gave (not~ ~long since) to Gerrardo di Bousy
259    6,   10|       admiration and reverence)~ ~a long while beheld them, they
260    6,   10|       commended, but especially his long~ ~Pilgrimage, and the Reliques
261    7,  Ind|        departure of his, it was not long before~ ~the King arose,
262    7,    1|        Maide likewise,~ ~it was not long after, before Frederigo
263    7,    1|        somewhat~ ~suspitious of his long attendance.~ ~ When they
264    7,    1|       passing by the Vine, having a long piked staffe on his necke:
265    7,    2|             her owne safety.~ ~ Not long since, there lived in Naples,
266    7,    3|   understand by word of mouth, what long~ ~before she collected by
267    7,    3|              sanctimonious life; as long watching, praying, discipline
268    7,    4|    conditions apparantly knowne. So long there he~ ~stayed, till
269    7,    4|     strength: which when Tofano had long suffered her in~ ~vaine
270    7,    4|         neighbour, the nights being long, she not (as yet)~ ~capeable
271    7,    4|               honest witnesses, how long I have suffered this beastlinesse
272    7,    5|          their houses all the Weeke long, imployed in nothing but~ ~
273    7,    6|         qualities, there dwelt (not long since) a Gentlewoman, endued
274    7,    6|            but to winne what he had long expected. Signior Lambertuccio
275    7,    6|             I come to claime your~ ~long delayed promise, the time
276    7,    7|      understand then, that it is no long while since, when~ ~there
277    7,    7|         time~ ~(compared with their long and tedious suing) hast
278    7,    8|             Neverthelesse, having a long while consulted with her~ ~
279    7,    8|           that every night it~ ~was long before he fell asleepe:
280    7,    8|         ensue~ ~thereon. It was not long before Roberto came, and
281    7,    8|          should never give over, as long as he had any life left
282    7,    9|        entreat thee, to comfort her long~ ~languishing desires: but
283    7,    9|             that this Faulcone hath long~ ~time robbed me of those
284    7,    9|         kild~ ~the Hawke, it was no long while after, but being in
285    7,    9|               neverthelesse) I have long concealed, because I would
286    7,    9|          you abide this, and for so long a while? Heere~ ~is a tooth
287    7,   10|           and wearinesse, which the long walke had charged~ ~them
288    7, Song|             length,~ ~ To cheare my long dismay:~ ~ My spirits reassume
289    8,    1|               over-rigorous: as not long since wee heard from Philostratus,
290    8,    2|             said. My Belcolore, how long shall I pine and languish
291    8,    2|          yet she would withstand so long as she could, and not be~ ~
292    8,    2|            hell fire, continuing so long in hatred of~ ~a holy Priest,
293    8,    3|          all sorts of~ ~people, not long since there dwelt, a Painter,
294    8,    3|       carved Tabernacle, which (not long before) was placed on~ ~
295    8,    3|              to effect what hee had long time~ ~desired. And having
296    8,    3|            beareth it about him, so long as he keepeth it, it is~ ~
297    8,    3|              replyed. I saw him not long since, for then he was hard
298    8,    3|            now as neere him, as not long~ ~since I was, I would give
299    8,    3|         somewhat angry for~ ~his so long absence, and seeing him
300    8,    3|            I justly beate~ ~her, so long as she was able to stand
301    8,    4|            the same Citie, and~ ~no long while since, neere unto
302    8,    4|         selfe.~ ~For, you having so long time solicited me, one while
303    8,    4|           you could stand upon such long~ ~resistance, considering,
304    8,    4|               Ciutazza tarrying not long from him, but (as her Mistresse
305    8,    4|           forty: Moreover, it was a long while after,~ ~before he
306    8,    6|           stolne from him. Talke so long~ ~as thou wilt, quoth Buffalmaco,
307    8,    7|              called Reniero, having long studied in the Schooles
308    8,    7|          heere, which he studyed so long~ ~for in the University
309    8,    7|             shee dallied with him a long while. In the end, she~ ~
310    8,    7|          Ladies Brother, for his so long~ ~tarrying with her, as
311    8,    7|         house, or else~ ~she would (long before) have admitted his
312    8,    7|               When they had spent a long while in this or the like
313    8,    7|             of comfort, that his so long~ ~tarrying might be the
314    8,    7|            came to passe (within no long while after) that Fortune~ ~
315    8,    7|             their likenesse, and so long~ ~she held on her imprecations (
316    8,    7|            her enemy.~ ~ Continuing long in this extreame affliction,
317    8,    7|       Scholler~ ~as (in scorne) not long since, thou didst terme
318    8,    7|           himselfe) maintained this long~ ~discoursing with her,
319    8,    7|           all despairing, by his so long tarrying away with her~ ~
320    8,    7|       over-wearied with anguish and long~ ~watching, she fell into
321    8,    7|           hast roasted me all day~ ~long on this Tower, yea, meerly
322    8,    7|       disconsolate for her~ ~Ladies long absence, to whom thus he
323    8,    7|          she was not recovered in a long~ ~while after, but continued
324    8,    8|            heard,~ ~there lived not long since in Sienna, two young
325    8,    8|     continued~ ~their close fight a long while together, unseene
326    8,    8|         kept still very~ ~close, so long as Spinelloccio was with
327    8,    8|           availing, she confest her long acquaintance with Spinelloccio,
328    8,    8|         pleasures, be they never so long in contenting and~ ~continuance,
329    8,    9|       althogh Madam Pampinea (not~ ~long since) avouched the contrary.~ ~
330    8,    9|               third a Notarie, with long and large gowns, some of
331    8,    9|         whom,~ ~there returned (not long since) thence, one Master.
332    8,    9|    judicious Doctor, that it is not long~ ~time since, when there
333    8,    9|             matters besides.~ ~ Not long after, they finding the
334    8,    9|           Cymbals lasting all night long, much better to be by you~ ~
335    8,    9|           enflame him the more. Not long~ ~after, as the doctor was
336    8,    9|         thou well knowest, it is no long~ ~while since, when thou
337    8,    9|              he wil him thirst, and long to follow~ ~after mee, to
338    8,    9|           upon my~ ~hands, and in a long Gowne, thou perhappes doest
339    8,   10|            It came to passe, and no long time since, that a young
340    8,   10|         with such businesse.~ ~ Not long had he taried there, but
341    8,   10|            they had bene with~ ~you long time since, which because
342    8,   10|     cunningly she was~ ~deceived: a long while after shee sorrowed,
343    9,    1|       covered the grave againe. Not long had hee~ ~tarryed there,
344    9,    1|             now was no time for any long~ ~deliberation: let fall
345    9,    1|    Scannadioes Garments, which were long and too bigge for him) fledde~ ~
346    9,    2|        continued~ ~thus concealed a long while, but not without great
347    9,    2|              and then~ ~chide me as long as you will. At these words,
348    9,    3|       accordingly, and it was not~ ~long before Mayster Doctor Simon
349    9,    3|               wicked woman, this is long of thee, and thou hast done
350    9,    4|             he continued~ ~there so long with them, till he was better
351    9,    5|             what Philostratus not~ ~long since saide, That they intended
352    9,    6|             to Florence, dwelt (not long~ ~since) an honest meane
353    9,    6|             enjoy the fruits of hi; long continued liking,~ ~and
354    9,    7|           there all the whole day~ ~long; but I will meet with him
355    9,    7|         house, where she remained a long while after, carefully attended~ ~
356    9,    8|           Hall of Cavicciuli? Not a long while, answerd Blondello,
357    9,    9|          for~ ~some repose after so long a journey, and entertained
358    9,   10|            any rest all the night~ ~long, so desirous they were to
359   10,    1|         valiant Knights, which of~ ~long have lived in our City,
360   10,    1|             remained an indifferent long while, observing divers
361   10,    1|        Rogiero, in regarde of the~ ~long journy he intended to ride.
362   10,    2|             which Office~ ~he lived long time after, as a loyall
363   10,    3|          custom) he~ ~persevered so long a while, as not onely the
364   10,    3|               there continueth time long enough: there maist thou
365   10,    3|        things else) it~ ~cannot bee long before it must leave mee.~ ~
366   10,    4|       Signior~ ~Gentile, it was not long before her deliverance of
367   10,    4|         grave Signior Gentile lived long after, a loyall friend to~ ~
368   10,    5|             the occasion~ ~thereof. Long the Lady (in regard of shame
369   10,    5|           if the affection I have~ ~long time borne you, and yet
370   10,    5|          you may~ ~remaine heere so long as you please, in no other
371   10,    6|     permitted their~ ~disputation a long while, looking on Madam
372   10,    6|             the right she carryed a long~ ~staffe. The other following
373   10,    6|              But after he had dwelt long enough upon these thoughts,
374   10,    7|     languished in~ ~an extreame and long sickenesse. By her owne
375   10,    7|           in regard shee hath had a long and~ ~tedious sickenesse:
376   10,    7|           like alteration in her, a long while before.~ ~ The King
377   10,    7|         made to Lisana, because (so long as he lived) he alwales~ ~
378   10,    8|            his ancient friend, of~ ~long acquaintance. This Gentleman
379   10,    8|        temperate manner without any long delaying, hee~ ~concluded
380   10,    8|        keeping thine extreamitie so long~ ~time concealed from mee,
381   10,    8|             just~ ~requitall of thy long, loving, and worthy friendship,
382   10,    8|            or his owne friends: not long after by meanes of sundry
383   10,    8|          his house, stayed there so long, till~ ~Titus came home,
384   10,    8|          place, but taried there so long, till the Sergeants and~ ~
385   10,    8|          his faire Sophronia, lived long after together in one and
386   10,    9|         perhaps) may seeme somewhat long, but altogether~ ~pleasant,
387   10,    9|         Wives, having travailed a~ ~long way already, and many miles
388   10,    9|       declared to him; conferring a long while after with his~ ~Baschaes,
389   10,    9|       hither) that for the short or long~ ~time we have to live,
390   10,    9|        seeing his beard to be grown long, and his~ ~habit after the
391   10,   10|              dignity and well-fares long continuance. Speaking now (
392   10,   10|         braine, namely,~ ~that by a long continued experience, and
393   10,   10|          coynesse, or disdaine. Not long after, having told her in
394   10,   10|            that the Marquesse would long~ ~keepe his daughter as
395   10,   10|             taste the fruite of thy long admired patience, and that
396   10,   10|            joy and~ ~happinesse, so long as I have a day to live
397   10,   10|      imagined to be (by my command) long since slaine. I am~ ~thy
398   10,   10|          the former doubt which too long deluded them; the ladies~ ~
399   10,   10|            maintenance, wherein hee long continued, and ended his~ ~
400   10,   10|               and Grizelda living a long time together, in the highest