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  1  Ind      |          offensive beginning,~ ~in regard of the mournfull remembrance
  2  Ind      |            appertained to them. In regard whereof, it could be no~ ~
  3  Ind      |            helpe to bee healed. In regard whereof, as well~ ~through
  4  Ind      |       feminine compassion, yea, or regard of their owne welfare.~ ~
  5  Ind      |            did not forbid it, in~ ~regard of the occasions following
  6  Ind      |            our selves forsaken; in regard that our~ ~Husbands, Kinred,
  7  Ind      |        spirited, and fearefull: in regard of which~ ~imperfections,
  8  Ind      |        might a little coole it, in regard of the queazie season.~ ~
  9    1,    1|      Chappell; imagined,~ ~that in regard of his small stature, they
 10    1,    1|       himselfe by~ ~Law suites, in regard that many matters relyed
 11    1,    1|           of the Towne, as well in regard of the account we carry~ ~
 12    1,    2|            want of Faith. In which regard, lovingly he began to intreate~ ~
 13    1,    2|            not altogither lost, in regard he bestowed it to a good
 14    1,    3|           their~ ~Father: in which regard, he affected them all equally,
 15    1,    3|      meanes) his Father,~ ~that in regard he was now growne very old,
 16    1,    6|          and~ ~ready versifier: in regard whereof, he was so much
 17    1,    7|        lesse pleasing to you, in~ ~regard it sorted to as good an
 18    1,    9|             this lovely widdow. In regard whereof, his dayly passage
 19    1,    9|      endure till darke night; in~ ~regard, that when some time is
 20    1,    9|            commendable; in~ ~which regard, untill by over-tedious
 21    2,    1|          sanctified life. In which regard (whether~ ~it were true
 22    2,    2|           at all there for him, in regard that (no long~ ~while before)
 23    2,    3|        other with the Father.~ ~In regard whereof, those Castles and
 24    2,    3|         was, he knew not, but in~ ~regard of her traine and company,
 25    2,    4|           the same commodities, in regard whereof, it was~ ~needefull
 26    2,    5|        have much condemned him, in regard of his~ ~ingratitude to
 27    2,    5|           I may well call them, in regard of our wealthy possessions,~ ~
 28    2,    7|      sudden extreame sicknesse, in regard whereof (by~ ~the Dukes
 29    2,    7|      matters more beside, onely in regard~ ~of feare, and yeelding
 30    2,    8|          passions to her heart (in regard of his person and~ ~vertues)
 31    2,    8|         condition, throwes off all regard of civill and sober~ ~thoughts,
 32    2,    8|        mean inducement to love, in regard of my husbands far~ ~distance
 33    2,    8|           to a wife. Wherefore, in regard of the unfained affection~ ~
 34    2,    8|          honourable preferment; in regard, the Lady that had received
 35    2,    8|            them both, as~ ~well in regard he was to be their heire,
 36    2,    8|            eye~ ~but shee. Now, in regard her parentage was reputed
 37    2,    8| Notwithstanding, I trust (in the~ ~regard of mine owne good and honour)
 38    2,    8|         for~ ~each one of them; in regard he was innocent of the foule
 39    2,    9|      appetites as her owne are. In regard whereof, it is meerely~ ~
 40    2,   10|     recompence for her ransome (in regard of your grave and reverend~ ~
 41    2,   10|      answere is this? Hast thou no regard of thine owne honor, thy
 42    2,   10|            what reason have I to~ ~regard them now? And whereas you
 43    3,    1|       sildome hither. Moreover, in regard of his~ ~double imperfections,
 44    3,    2|            hee considered, that in regard the party~ ~was unknowne
 45    3,    3|        sufficiently affoord it. In regard whereof, I love him equally
 46    3,    3|            beget actions. In which regard,~ ~because no harme or scandall
 47    3,    3|          be his friend, as also in regard~ ~of your office, which
 48    3,    3|            such base behaviour. In regard therefore~ ~of thine owne
 49    3,    3|        made to~ ~me; wherefore, in regard of his former offence, as
 50    3,    4|           the market place. And in regard he was but a weake~ ~witted
 51    3,    4|           him,~ ~allowing him good regard and reverence.~ ~ The young
 52    3,    5|           frankely give it him, in regard of the love he bare to~ ~
 53    3,    5|             and obedient. In which regard faire Madam, if I be so
 54    3,    6|        people repose themselves in regard of the heates violence;
 55    3,    6|            good reason in them, in regard of the unavoydable evils~ ~
 56    3,    7|           with Theobaldo, in which regard, I would receive~ ~neither
 57    3,    7|            them~ ~before Swine, in regard they are altogether so unworthy
 58    3,    7|      affoord to do, but onely in~ ~regard of those infamous speeches
 59    3,    7|            doest thou think that I regard any such praters? In the
 60    3,    8|             displeasing to any, in regard of the length, but rather
 61    3,    8|          divine contemplations, to regard a matter of so humble an
 62    3,    8|           as other men are, and in regard I am~ ~neither aged, nor
 63    3,    9|            she was committed, in~ ~regard of her rich dowrie, and
 64    3,    9|       Faire beauty (quoth he) in~ ~regard that thou art a Maide and
 65    3,    9|            the young Count, but in regard of his solemne passed~ ~
 66    3,    9|          faire and amiable, yet in regard of her~ ~meane birth, which
 67    3,    9|            off from his finger, in regard of an especiall vertue~ ~
 68    3,    9|         inducement, but~ ~onely in regard of her: wherefore, she had
 69    4,    1|          worne out of memory (in~ ~regard it had not beene visited
 70    4,    1|          of birth and equality, in regard, that such as have~ ~the
 71    4,    2|             charities sake, and in regard of your owne most gracious
 72    4,    2|        conversing with you. But in regard he is a God, and meerely
 73    4,    2|           was well contented, in~ ~regard of the severe punishment
 74    4,    2|         speeches~ ~may be true, in regard of your admired beauty,
 75    4,    3|        with the brighter flame, in regard they have the lesser~ ~consideration,
 76    4,    3|    therefore more fraile. In which regard,~ ~seeing wee are naturally
 77    4,    3|         very~ ~hardly doe; yet, in regard shee had more desire then
 78    4,    3|          very easily perswaded, in regard of his immoderate love to
 79    4,    4|            he was to effect it, in regard of his~ ~manly valour, and
 80    4,    4|   apprehended, and he himselfe (in regard that none of his Lords and~ ~
 81    4,    5|        commended~ ~by the King, in regard of the Tragicall conclusion;
 82    4,    5|             ability. Wherefore, in regard she could not have all,
 83    4,    6|      doubtfull~ ~of her dreame. In regard whereof, Gabriello being
 84    4,    6|           told him, that it was in regard of a horrid Dreame, wherewith~ ~
 85    4,    7|             shew of compassion, in regard of Andreanaes disastrous
 86    4,    8|           of all evils.~ ~ Now, in regard that among all other naturall
 87    4,    8|       Tutors, and like one that in regard of her riches, thought to
 88    4,    8|          journey to~ ~Paris, as in regard of his violent affection
 89    4,    8|            be a married~ ~wife, in regard whereof, my thoughts have
 90    4,    8|      mooved to much compassion, in regard of her former~ ~affection
 91    4,    9|              Guardastagno. Now, in regard that they were both valiant
 92    4,    9|            Country of Provence, in regard of~ ~the peoples generall
 93    4,    9|           Rossiglions flight;~ ~in regard whereof, the dead bodyes
 94    4,   10|          returned backe againe, in regard that many of the wounded~ ~
 95    4,   10|           rather farre lesse, in~ ~regard of your husbands credite
 96    4,   10|          the Chest doth belong; in regard~ ~whereof, they are ready
 97    4,   10|      repeate over divers times, in regard they were very pleasing
 98    4,   10|           Novels: my desire is, in regard we would not be troubled~ ~
 99    5,    1|            continually greeved, in regard, that having all the compleate~ ~
100    5,    1|     observe them with a~ ~constant regard, and being perswaded in
101    5,    1|         Iphigeniaes~ ~marriage, in regard that the affianced husband
102    5,    1|          but especially Chynon, in regard~ ~of ancient and new combined
103    5,    1|           any difficult matter, in regard of his~ ~Office and Authority:
104    5,    2|           your peoples Arrowes, in regard that~ ~the nockes are too
105    5,    2|          performed at Thunis, in~ ~regard of divers Christian ceremonies
106    5,    3|            horse shall be ours, in regard he hath no other~ ~Master,
107    5,    4|             or dare deny to do, in regard of our Lawes severity; for~ ~
108    5,    4|          excuse, especially in the regard of my Daughter, whom I~ ~
109    5,    5|            entreated~ ~him, not to regard a wrong offered by unruly
110    5,    9|         her turne was the next, in regard of the priviledge~ ~granted
111    5,    9|        hold me excused.~ ~ Now, in regard that you never had any,
112    5,    9|    Wherefore I beseech you, not in regard~ ~of the love you have borne
113    5,    9|          to dine with~ ~me, having regard to your excellency, and
114    5,   10|           groweth to agreement, in regard~ ~of some imperfections
115    5,   10|      concern our selves. Now,~ ~in regard that all the paines I have
116    5,   10|            is given us, in~ ~which regard, wee are to make use of
117    5,   10|           nothing but reason,~ ~in regard of his over-much neglect
118    6,    1|     disgrace to us women.~ ~But in regard, that Madame Pampinea hath
119    6,    2|            Geri Spina was in great regard) having sent divers Gentlemen
120    6,    2|             Messer Geri, eyther in regard of the times quality, or
121    6,    2|         earnestly entreated.~ ~ In regard of which deniall, Messer
122    6,    9|          be possessors of them, in regard of~ ~the frailty attending
123    6,   10|       house~ ~to boot too: for, in regard his beard beginneth to shew
124    6,   10|     profitable to any but us.~ ~In regard whereof, being upon my journey,
125    6,   10|            was yet~ ~very high, in regard all the re-counted Novels
126    6,   10|      sufficiently commended it: in regard the heat of the~ ~dry was
127    6,   10|         deliver mee the Crowne: in regard whereof, be you this night
128    7,    1|            to you~ ~heereafter, in regard, that if other women bee
129    7,    3|            OF THEIR GOSSIPS, IN~ ~ REGARD OF UNAVOYDABLE PERILLES
130    7,    4|           her, rather then him, in regard of his~ ~too well knowne
131    7,    4|            be used against him, in regard her Kindred and~ ~Friends
132    7,    5|              as humane, which have regard to the glory of God, and
133    7,    7|       speeches with you: but,~ ~in regard of your wearinesse and early
134    7,    7|        smile thereat in secret, in regard that they knew more then~ ~
135    7,    8|          named~ ~Simonida. Now, in regard that he delighted (as it
136    7,    8|    offended at this relation,~ ~in regard they beleeved it for truth,
137    7,    9|           give direction. In which regard, I would not advise~ ~any
138    7,    9|       woman can~ ~wish to have, in regard of Fortunes common and ordinary
139    7,    9|      over-ancient for me; in which regard, my~ ~youth finds it selfe
140    7,    9|            adde a fourth taske, in regard of his strong opinion concerning
141    7,    9|           offensive to you. But in regard, it is now manifestly apparant,
142    7,    9|         though somewhat rudely, in regard of her perillous sicknesse,~ ~
143    7, Song|         the sacred Sabboth, in due regard of~ ~it selfe. Wherefore,
144    8,    1|          of her amorous favour, in regard of a summe of money first~ ~
145    8,    1|            yet~ ~neverthelesse (in regard of our frailty) many times
146    8,    1|            journy to~ ~Geneway, in regard they could not serve my
147    8,    2|         best~ ~businesse, in which regard they are restrained from
148    8,    3|         lent an attentive eare, in regard it was matter~ ~of singular
149    8,    3|           wel as he was able,~ ~in regard of beeing over-loaden with
150    8,    3|          met nor seen by any, in~ ~regard they were all in their houses
151    8,    3|   misfortune chanced to see me; in regard (as it is not unknowne to~ ~
152    8,    4|       respective of him, it was in regard~ ~of his outside and profession,
153    8,    4|           name was Ciuta, but in~ ~regard of her flat nose, lying
154    8,    4|        such foule~ ~Sluts have: in regard whereof, Madame Piccarda
155    8,    5|            somewhat unpleasing, in regard of a little grosse~ ~and
156    8,    5|           Misers, then men. And in regard of~ ~this their naturall
157    8,    5|    Magistrate, if you have no more regard of your honour and honesty,
158    8,    6|           to mine~ ~owne house, in regard my wife will never beleeve
159    8,    7|           very proudly gloried, in regard of the reasons before~ ~
160    8,    7|         she cannot come to you, in regard that one of her~ ~brethren
161    8,    7|          extend themselves) yet in regard he was yong, and Summer~ ~
162    8,    7|           extremity of colde (in~ ~regard of my nakednesse) even almost
163    8,    7|     pretend to beare me; but~ ~for regard of thine owne selfe, being
164    8,    7|         owne saying. Wherefore, in regard~ ~that I am neither an Eagle,
165    8,    7|           made~ ~choise of, not in regard of any ease to you, but
166    8,    7|          your affection to him: in regard that I have another~ ~Ladie
167    8,    8|         with none but you. Now, in regard of the love which I~ ~beare
168    8,    9|            and profite.~ ~In which regard, he grew exceeding desirous,
169    8,    9|         acquaint you therewith, in regard you are one of our most
170    8,    9|          any other men can doe: in regard we enjoy the~ ~gracious
171    8,    9|            upon my courage. And in regard of my more honourable entertainment,~ ~
172    8,    9|        beene there but a while, in regard that~ ~the Countesse (having
173    8,    9|        have the more honour of, in regard I am well able~ ~to maintaine
174    8,   10|       either by~ ~day or night. In regard whereof, she desired (above
175    8,   10|     sustained no losse thereby, in regard he loved her~ ~as fervently,
176    8,   10|   possession of my heart, onely in regard of my~ ~Biancafiore, to
177    8,   10|            comfort of my soule, in regard I prize thy~ ~love dearer
178    8,   10|          minde I then was, both in regard of my~ ~Brothers danger,
179    9,    1|       together, I have devised (in regard of their~ ~great and liberall
180    9,    1|     Rinuccio could~ ~not avoyd, in regard the night was so wonderfully
181    9,    4|              entertainment, not in regard of his insufficiency, and
182    9,    5|        Damosell in his company (in regard he was unmarried) where
183    9,    5|           before he hadde done. In regard~ ~whereof Nicholetta being
184    9,    5|         plain of Mugnone; in which regard, I am~ ~very desirous to
185    9,    7| displeasing to her husband: but in regard he knew not~ ~how to helpe
186    9,    7|            rent and~ ~torne.~ ~ In regard of this terrifying dreame,
187    9,    7|            our wood, bee it but in regard of~ ~my dreame. Well sir (
188    9,    7|    deformed and much unsightly. In regard of which~ ~strange alteration,
189    9,    8|            fretting and fuming, in regard he could not~ ~comprehend
190    9,    9|        direction~ ~given: in which regard, they highly commended the
191    9,   10|            and solace.~ ~ In which regard, you all being modest and
192    9,   10|           so~ ~much the rather, in regard that whensoever I list:
193    9,   10|        Soveraigne and~ ~Queene, in regard of ease and recreation unto
194   10,    1|               FORTUNE, THEN IN ANY REGARD OF THEIR DUTIFULL SERVICES~ ~ ~ ~
195   10,    1|         respect and reward him. In regard whereof,~ ~by a notable
196   10,    1|          become the richer: but in regard you~ ~have not as yet any
197   10,    2|            men of the Church, in~ ~regard that dayly they preached
198   10,    3|       repose confidence in him (in regard of his pretended discontentment)~ ~
199   10,    3|        matter to be wondred at, in regard that Emperors,~ ~and the
200   10,    4|         dead: which act he did, in regard of his former honest~ ~affection
201   10,    4|        humbly requesting, that, in regard of the love he had formerly
202   10,    4|  inquisition after you: in~ ~which regard, the favour I desire from
203   10,    4| unbeseeming affection to her (in~ ~regard she was a worthy mans wife)
204   10,    5|             yet it is pleasant, in regard~ ~of many goodly Mountaines,
205   10,    5|           and so stil wil~ ~do, in regard I am not to be woon by any
206   10,    5|         thereof. Long the Lady (in regard of shame and modesty) sate
207   10,    6|          subject to the~ ~like, in regard I have knowne you from the
208   10,    6|               to say: I did it, in regard hee was a Ghibelline. Can
209   10,    7|            no effect, because in~ ~regard of her choyce (which could
210   10,    7|          neither likely to bee, in regard shee hath had a long and~ ~
211   10,    7|            he did much commend, in regard of her high adventuring;
212   10,    8|        avoide it, if thou hast any regard of true friendship,~ ~and
213   10,    8|           to pursue it. In which~ ~regard, let my perswasions prevaile
214   10,    8|            life is deare to me, in regard of mine owne depending thereon;
215   10,    8|          doe: And the~ ~second, in regard he hath dealt more wisely,
216   10,    8|            to wonder thereat, in~ ~regard it is no matter of mervaile.~ ~ "
217   10,    8|          still at Athens, in small regard of eyther theirs~ ~or his
218   10,    8|         speake a word~ ~to him, in regard of his poore and miserable
219   10,    8|          he would remember him, in regard~ ~of former courtesies,
220   10,    8|         him any~ ~more.~ ~ Now, in regard it was night, he having
221   10,    8|          City, and then againe, in regard of the constant love,~ ~
222   10,    9|            you receive~ ~of me, in regard of that justly belonging
223   10,    9|            you that my selfe,~ ~in regard I have occasion to ride
224   10,    9|           rich or receyved: but in regard of your strict imposition,
225   10,    9|       returning backe~ ~againe, in regard of a thousand accidents
226   10,    9|         doe justly merit, which in regard~ ~it cannot be so conveniently
227   10,    9|          dying or living. But in~ ~regard you have taken such order
228   10,    9|       cannot beare you company, in regard of the~ ~businesse you goe
229   10,    9|           him very often,~ ~not in regard of any knowlege she took
230   10,    9|             where he sate, without regard of all the riches thereon,
231   10,   10|            displeased with him, in regard of his Wives base birth
232   10,   10|            support them: as wel in regard she is much yonger, as also~ ~
233   10,   10|        which assuredly, as well in regard of you, as~ ~us, hath much