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  1  Ind      |              that attempt to travell farre on foote, and ascending
  2  Ind      |      happened in the excellent City, farre beyond all~ ~the rest in
  3  Ind      |           this pestilence was yet of farre greater power or violence;
  4  Ind      |             or lyen on by any beast, farre from the kind or~ ~quality
  5  Ind      |            and generally, there is~ ~farre greater abundance of all
  6  Ind      |        absolutely~ ~sufficient for a farre greater employment then
  7  Ind      |                having their Chambers farre severed from the Ladies,
  8    1,    1|             Majesty, who perhaps are farre off from him, or driven~ ~
  9    1,    1|            and returned to him the~ ~farre greater benefit. Hee tooke
 10    1,    1|            new created Saint. And so farre was spread the fame and~ ~
 11    1,    2|               were not ignorant, how farre the Christian faith excelled
 12    1,    2|            yet his obstinacie stoode farre off from Conversion.~ ~But
 13    1,    2|             Jehannot, who expected a farre contrary conclusion then
 14    1,    4|          purpose, I know not: but so farre he prevailed upon her~ ~
 15    1,    4|      consideration) hee conceyved it farre~ ~more fitting for him,
 16    1,    6|           cheefest Medicines) and so farre~ ~prevailed, that the terrible
 17    1,    6|             by day,~ ~as thinking it farre unfitting for him, to depart
 18    1,    6|           was so much admired, and~ ~farre renowned, that such as never
 19    1,    6|          with travailing on foote so farre,~ ~and never used to fast
 20    1,    7|       Guillaume Boursier. A man very farre differing~ ~from divers
 21    1,    9|            man famous for skill, and farre~ ~renowned, whose name was
 22    1,    9|           then as if he had beene of farre~ ~younger temper, and no
 23    1,    9|                espied Master Albert (farre off) comming thitherward,
 24    1,    9|           The Sunne was now somewhat farre declined, and the heates~ ~
 25    2,    2|          appeared (in her judgement) farre beyond the~ ~Chambermaides
 26    2,    3|      thoughts of bestiall~ ~abuse be farre off from thee, and feele
 27    2,    3|      vertuously, ought to shunne (so farre as~ ~in them lyeth) all
 28    2,    3|       demeanour, deserveth a Lady of farre greater worth, although (
 29    2,    5|      crediting whatsoever she saide, farre better then~ ~before.~ ~
 30    2,    5|            seeing she urged~ ~him so farre, he would stay to sup with
 31    2,    5|             Sea side, he strayed too farre wide on the~ ~contrary hand,
 32    2,    5|          thine immediate gaine shall farre exceede it. What will not
 33    2,    5|        exceede all~ ~the rest, it is farre easier for you to guesse
 34    2,    6|          which~ ~as yet had not gone farre, drawing the smaller vessell
 35    2,    6|             and his Castle being not farre from thence, with an~ ~honourable
 36    2,    7|             not extend it~ ~selfe so farre in length, as it mooved
 37    2,    7|           for such as she named were farre enough from her.~ ~Wherefore,
 38    2,    7|       scornefully refused, and he as farre off from~ ~compassing his
 39    2,    7| contradicting his bold intrusion, so farre had wine over-gone her~ ~
 40    2,    7|           pastimes, by preparing a~ ~farre greater infelicity for them.
 41    2,    7|           had seene her, shee seemed farre~ ~fairer in his eye, then
 42    2,    7|              he~ ~reputed the Prince farre happier then any man else
 43    2,    7|             of his owne, not distant farre from~ ~the City; where he
 44    2,    7|            while the Duke was now so farre~ ~from her, it was an easie
 45    2,    7|        possession of her, who was so farre beyond him, and so~ ~unequall
 46    2,    8|              A MAN, AND BRING HIM TO FARRE~ ~ GREATER HONOUR~ ~ ~ ~
 47    2,    8|              to enjoy the grace of a farre greater Lady~ ~then I am,
 48    2,    8|          though thou hast wandred so farre from duty, and~ ~hazarded
 49    2,    8|               of life; because it is farre unfit, that so faire a Maid
 50    2,    8|          compasse it as he could.~ ~ Farre from the yong Gentlemans
 51    2,    8|              sons life, to match him farre inferiour to his degree,
 52    2,    8|         Piccard, and so was he famed farre and neere. As~ ~God had
 53    2,    8|            to his former honour with farre greater~ ~favours, which
 54    2,    8|        honours restored to him, in~ ~farre greater measure then ever
 55    2,    9|            her~ ~owne hand, and I am farre enough from home: dumbe
 56    2,    9|              them; because they were farre beyond her Husbands~ ~relation,
 57    2,   10|              who expected to finde a farre more gracious welcome) he~ ~
 58    2,   10|                without capitall sin; farre is the thought thereof from
 59    2,   10|       because our complexions are so farre different, as yce is~ ~from
 60    2,   10|           that the time was now very farre spent, and every one had~ ~
 61    3,    1|           weake a foundation.~ ~ Not farre from Alexandria, there was
 62    3,    1|            because he~ ~was born not farre off from Lamporechio, and
 63    3,    1|               himselfe. The place is farre enough distant hence, and
 64    3,    1|            to content nine, which is farre beyond the compasse of my~ ~
 65    3,    2|        encreased; so his cariage was farre~ ~above his fellowes and
 66    3,    2|            concealed it to himselfe. Farre~ ~from the indiscretion
 67    3,    4|           regards, he proceeded~ ~so farre in his wylie apprehensions,
 68    3,    5|          your vertuous Ladie, and so farre off in~ ~distance from you,
 69    3,    5|             in a corner of the Hall, farre enough off from~ ~any ones
 70    3,    6|             know what she was.~ ~ So farre they walked, and held on
 71    3,    6|            And now he adventureth so farre, as to understand my finall~ ~
 72    3,    6|         thinkes) he~ ~proceedeth too farre, which is not any way to
 73    3,    6|           the~ ~woman) for he is not farre off before you.~ ~ Madame
 74    3,    6|   disposition, and demonstrations of farre greater kindnesse,~ ~then
 75    3,    7|             both in body and babite, farre~ ~from the manner of common
 76    3,    7|          more, for your peace is not farre off from you. The Gentlewoman~ ~
 77    3,    7|        recovery, least you fall into farre greater danger then before.
 78    3,    7|             most manifest theft, a~ ~farre unfitting thing for you
 79    3,    7|             not the breach~ ~thereof farre greater? Familiar conversation
 80    3,    7|            three~ ~severall actions, farre more capitally have you
 81    3,    7|           hath endued man withall,~ ~farre above all other creatures;
 82    3,    7|    Neverthelesse, let me~ ~thus I us farre assure thee, that I would
 83    3,    7|          rest had~ ~done, but yet in farre more effectuall manner,
 84    3,    8|         sending thither: but yet, so farre lend~ ~me your assistance,
 85    3,    8|              the like by us. But how farre, saide~ ~Ferando, is Purgatory
 86    3,    8|            id as if~ ~he were become farre wiser then before, told
 87    3,    9|            me: she shall not come so farre, to returne againe~ ~with
 88    3,    9|       absence, all things were there farre~ ~out of order; mutinies,
 89    3,    9|            and purposed to wander so farre thence, that~ ~never would
 90    3,    9|          City. Moreover, that he was farre in love with a neighbour
 91    3,    9|           may be so presumed; yet so farre from a very thought~ ~of
 92    3,    9|             jewels, as amounted to a farre greater summe. So shee returned
 93    4      |         seeme we have~ ~wandered too farre. By this time the Sun had
 94    4,    1|         affected of a Father: and so farre extended his over-curious
 95    4,    1|             with the height, and how farre it~ ~was distant from the
 96    4,    1|            more~ ~secretly, and with farre lesse disgrace to himselfe,
 97    4,    1|       remember (although now you are farre stept in yeeres) what the
 98    4,    1|             me; but now it appeareth farre greater, then at any~ ~time
 99    4,    2|             happy~ ~woman livng, and farre beyond all other in your
100    4,    2|             his kisses and embraces, farre to exceed~ ~any mortall
101    4,    2|              to thinke my~ ~felicity farre beyond all other womens,
102    4,    3|             offence at my words) are farre more soft and~ ~delicate
103    4,    3|          heeretofore) inhabited with farre richer and more wealthy~ ~
104    4,    4|            and she~ ~appearing to be farre more beautifull then Fame
105    4,    5|             were able to overthrow a farre stronger constitution:~ ~
106    4,    5|         therabout, they digged not~ ~farre, but they found the body
107    4,    6|               Wherefore,~ ~I hold it farre better for you, to comfort
108    4,    6|             of his owne house is not farre hence, and thither~ ~(betweene
109    4,    7|           men and women of poore and farre inferiour~ ~quality, do
110    4,    7|              remained doubtfull, and farre beyond his~ ~comprehension.
111    4,    8|             respect,~ ~and others of farre inferiour quality: a Taylors
112    4,    8|           Tutors good advice. And so farre (in the end) she prevailed
113    4,    9|            which~ ~(seeing we are so farre entred into the lamentable
114    4,   10|           streete beside; nay rather farre lesse, in~ ~regard of your
115    4,   10|            the same streete, and not farre from the joyner, dwelt two
116    4,   10|              the Mill, which was not farre off, and the rest fell to~ ~
117    4, Song|                Enricht with beautie, farre beyond all other:~ ~ Which
118    5,    1|             more then common. And so farre did this sodaine knowledge
119    5,    1|        liberty by love, (as having a farre more potent power then Fortune,
120    5,    2|         RAISE THEM~ ~ AFTERWARD TO A FARRE HIGHER DEGREE~ ~ ~ ~ Faire
121    5,    2|          Oares, that she was quickly farre off from the~ ~Land, and
122    5,    3|              over-much basenesse, so farre to disgrace himselfe and
123    5,    3|       following a trackt guiding too farre on the left hand; rode quite~ ~
124    5,    3|    perceyving, and that their number farre exceeded the other: they~ ~
125    5,    3|             longer.~ ~ Now was he in farre worse case then before,
126    5,    3|             carry her: she entred so farre into the Forrest, that she~ ~
127    5,    3|          shee~ ~desired to know, how farre off she was from such houses,
128    5,    3|             seeing the time to be so farre spent, albeit the~ ~old
129    5,    3|        killing her; for it entred so farre, that the~ ~iron head pierced
130    5,    3|           sharpely, for presuming so farre without the consent of their
131    5,    3|         former passed misfortunes;~ ~farre be it therefore from me,
132    5,    4|          BEFORE THEY DO PROCEEDE TOO FARRE~ ~ ~ ~ Ricciardo Manardy,
133    5,    4|           blood, by reason of~ ~your farre colder complexion, which
134    5,    4|           Children have many desires farre differing from~ ~ours: the
135    5,    4|              care and mine extend so farre, to keepe her~ ~chastity
136    5,    4|              amorous pleasure had so farre transported them,~ ~and
137    5,    4|               and~ ~seeing it was so farre in the day, thought himselfe
138    5,    6|       extraordinarily, and liked her farre beyond all his other Loves:~ ~
139    5,    6|          abroade, calling all people farre and~ ~neere to behold it;
140    5,    6|        albeit it deserved death, yet farre be it from thee to~ ~inflict
141    5,    6|             whose power extendeth so farre, as to~ ~preserve thy prerogative
142    5,    7|              likewise Violenta, went farre more lightly~ ~then her
143    5,    7|             Tale of her owne braine, farre from any truth~ ~indeede,
144    5,    8|            When~ ~he saw himselfe so farre entred into the Grove, before
145    5,    8|               I will defend her so~ ~farre as I am able.~ ~ Anastasio,
146    5,    9|              live in this World. How farre then voyde of understanding
147    5,    9|              any way~ ~compasse, and farre beyond respect or welcome,
148    5,   10|                taxation. A woman, so farre stept into yeeres, as shee
149    5,   10|          their owne grosse faults by farre~ ~inferiour infirmities
150    6,  Ind|          upon the pearled dewe~ ~(so farre as was supposed convenient)
151    6,    1|            contrarie bias, and he as farre out of Tune, as he was from
152    6,    2|        Messer Geri:~ ~hee thought it farre unfitting for him, to be
153    6,    4|              neglecting (for them)~ ~farre more serious imployments,
154    6,    9|           along by the Adamari, so~ ~farre as to Saint Johns Church,
155    6,    9|             be said, that we are not farre from our owne~ ~houses,
156    6,   10|            of their Swines guts. Not farre~ ~from thence, I found people,
157    6,   10|            Fryar Onyon,~ ~giving him farre greater offerings, then
158    7,    4|             that affection passed so farre~ ~mutually betweene them,
159    7,    5|             his way as he walked: so farre she~ ~prevailed, that he
160    7,    5|           too?~ ~ She, dissembling a farre fetcht sigh, thus answered.
161    7,    5|             is, with whom you are so farre in love, and (by~ ~meanes
162    7,    7|             she appearing in his eye farre more~ ~faire, then all reports
163    7,    7|              with him unto Egano: so farre he~ ~prevailed by his friendly
164    7,    7|             Egano, that he grew very farre in love with him:~ ~not
165    7,    7|              Anichino, a matter~ ~of farre greater moment, then losse
166    7,    7|              world beside: he gave a farre~ ~more hart-sicke sigh,
167    7,    7|              go~ ~into the Garden so farre as the Pine; and there,
168    7,    7|          whom hee loved and esteemed farre more~ ~respectively uppon
169    7,    8|        obtained; affection gaddes so farre~ ~beyond al discretion,
170    7,    8|           sleeping, emboldned her so farre, as to meete with Roberto
171    7,    8|          Arriguccio had travelled so farre from his house,~ ~till he
172    7,    8|         pedegree~ ~with hers, hee is farre unfit to wipe her shooes.~ ~
173    7,    9|           and delights, which Women (farre inferiour to me) are~ ~continuallie
174    7,    9|              Lord and Master hath so farre~ ~honoured mee, and so much
175    7,    9|              on this side, which (so farre as I can perceive) is not~ ~
176    7,    9|         whether your beleefe do so~ ~farre misleade you, as to thinke,
177    7,   10|              and expecting therefore farre greater afflictions, then~ ~
178    8,    1|       performe her request, or~ ~any farre greater matter for her:
179    8,    1|               doe you the like, or a farre greater kindnesse; depart
180    8,    2|          which you know to bee not~ ~farre distant hence, there dwelt
181    8,    3|             times, at the least. How farre Sir, I pray you~ ~(quoth
182    8,    3|             have whole~ ~mountaines, farre greater then our Montemorello,
183    8,    3|        Calandrino, albeit he was not farre from~ ~them: What is become
184    8,    3|             him with stones, even so farre~ ~as the Port of S. Gall,
185    8,    3|            you offended, the case is farre otherwise~ ~then you immagine.
186    8,    4|              it is, that he was very farre entred~ ~into yeares, but
187    8,    4|           you, or any~ ~businesse of farre greater danger, you onely
188    8,    5|             lately~ ~come forth of a farre Countrey; he began to survay
189    8,    5|        misshapen~ ~sights about him, farre unfitting for a man of so
190    8,    5|           manner; that (being as yet farre~ ~off from the Bench) their
191    8,    6|         joviall Priest, dwelling not farre off from Calandrinoes~ ~
192    8,    7|           downe the stayres, even so farre as to the Court doore:~ ~
193    8,    7|            my distresse) she came so farre as the doore of~ ~this Court,
194    8,    7|       offence, which (as yet) I am~ ~farre enough from. For, if I did
195    8,    7|              such as thy selfe, were farre~ ~insufficient, because
196    8,    7|              enjoy your love, and so farre excelleth mee in Wisedome;~ ~
197    8,    8|           the time for dinner is yet farre enough off, wherefore then~ ~
198    8,    8|             before you adventure too farre in~ ~anger, vouchsafe to
199    8,    9|             world are there, even so farre~ ~as to the Schinchimurra
200    8,    9|           skill scarsely extended so farre,~ ~as to cure the itch in
201    8,    9|             accounting it a felicity farre beyond all~ ~other.~ ~ Whereupon
202    8,    9|    bare-footed, even~ ~from hence so farre as to Peretola, and account
203    8,    9|            be exceeding~ ~great, and farre beyond the compasse of any
204    8,    9|            immooveable affection, so farre am I in love with your~ ~
205    8,    9|            length hee prevailed~ ~so farre, that Buffalmaco was pacified;
206    8,    9|              perceyve~ ~that you can farre better doe, then any man
207    8,    9|            courtesie shall extend so farre (if we doe~ ~not falle in
208    8,    9|           issue of the businesse, so farre as the new Market place,~ ~
209    8,    9|           still extreamely, was so~ ~farre dismayed, as he knew not
210    8,    9|              the darke, went~ ~on so farre as the Sisters of Ripole,
211    8,    9|              Virgin~ ~Sanctuary. Not farre off from thence, were divers
212    8,    9|             he~ ~redoubled them with farre greater courtesies, feasting
213    8,   10|          comming hither againe, with farre richer Merchandises~ ~then
214    8,   10|             Nay, divers have gone so farre, as to make Port-sale of
215    8,   10|         place, where I can command a farre greater summe, or else~ ~
216    8,   10|            would cast a figure for a farre bigger booty. Which that
217    8,   10|           with her, and with~ ~words farre enough off from all further
218    9,  Ind|              into a little Wood, not farre off~ ~distant from the Palace.~ ~
219    9,    3|            suspition, yet beeing not farre~ ~distant each from other;
220    9,    5|              Calandrino was, and how farre he was falne in~ ~love with
221    9,    5|            carriage, as enflamed him farre more furiously, even as
222    9,    5|           Bruno seeing her comming a farre~ ~off, said to Phillippo:
223    9,    5|             imagined Phillippo to be farre enough off, descended downe
224    9,    6|         thought to have reached so~ ~farre as Florence, but dark night
225    9,    8|             him, Guiotto folowed not farre~ ~off behind him, to behold
226    9,    9|            disposition, but rather~ ~farre more froward and tempestuous:
227   10,    1|           have done to divers other, farre inferiour to you in~ ~honour
228   10,    2|       robberies, became a~ ~man very farre famed, who being banished
229   10,    3|             living in a Countrey not farre~ ~off from the other.~ ~
230   10,    3|       splendor, by making~ ~himselfe farre more famous. And having
231   10,    3|            the wood, where (somewhat farre off) hee espyed~ ~Nathan
232   10,    3|                behalfe; proceeded so farre in after discoursing, as
233   10,    4|              and renowne~ ~(which is farre greater) to infinite dangers,
234   10,    4|             deliverance was yet so~ ~farre off, as the Infant within
235   10,    4|             and childe, being before farre from expectation of such
236   10,    6|            King~ ~Manfred: but it is farre more famous victory, for
237   10,    7|          knowing and confessing, how farre unbeseeming my love is,~ ~
238   10,    7|              and the King~ ~himselfe farre beyond all the rest, transported
239   10,    7|            she became recovered, and farre more beautifull (in common
240   10,    7|            Apothecary: likewise, how farre unfitting it was for me,
241   10,    7|            you are not ignorant, how farre unfitting a word that were~ ~
242   10,    8|             and frivolous~ ~excuses, farre from the truth indeede,
243   10,    8|        liberality of Gisippus was,~ ~farre greater and unreasonable
244   10,    8|             I know sufficiently, how farre~ ~the forces of love doe
245   10,    8|           thee very neere it, and so farre~ ~gone, as thou art not
246   10,    8|              having married a man of farre greater worth and~ ~respect,
247   10,    8|              league of~ ~friendship (farre stronger then the bond of
248   10,    8|         second reason, wherein, with farre~ ~greater instance I will
249   10,    8|       Gisippus hath given her to one farre richer. Your~ ~wisedome
250   10,    9|         kindnesse (in good deeds) so farre as we~ ~are able, in hope
251   10,    9|               and the day being very farre spent,~ ~so that night hastened
252   10,    9|           one of Thorelloes men, how farre~ ~(as then) it was to Pavia,
253   10,    9|         Himselfe,~ ~making hast by a farre neerer way, caused Supper
254   10,    9|              to Pavia, which was not farre off (and where~ ~he kept
255   10,    9|       travailers should be, but came farre short of knowing~ ~the truth,
256   10,    9|            disposition towards me,~ ~farre beyond any requitall remayning
257   10,    9|           convenient, to approve how farre~ ~he was falne out of her
258   10,   10|           daughter, dwelling in~ ~no farre distant village, had appeared
259   10,   10|           and liking, dwelling not~ ~farre off hence, whom I intend
260   10,   10|           diligence~ ~then extend so farre, as to see that the feast
261   10,   10|           their judgement might fall farre short, of~ ~discerning those
262   10,   10|           she that knowes her selfe, farre inferiour to~ ~the meanest
263   10,   10|         sufficient for him; but with farre~ ~ruder language then before,
264   10,   10|              beseeming my birth, and farre more~ ~contenting and pleasing
265   10,   10|             doth, and will love thee farre~ ~above all women else in