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  1  Ind      |          with some difficulty, come afterward to walk upon a goodly even~ ~
  2  Ind      |          soules: extending it selfe afterward from place to place Westward,~ ~
  3  Ind      |             women: whereon~ ~ensued afterward, that upon the parties healing
  4  Ind      |          lying in no meane numbers. Afterward,~ ~Bieres were brought thither,
  5  Ind      |              it~ ~came to passe (as afterward I understoode by some of
  6    1,    1|           answer for our selves.~ ~ Afterward, he demanded of him, how
  7    1,    1|       accounting it. About a moneth afterward, I found that there~ ~were
  8    1,    1|          the very~ ~point of death? Afterward, he saide unto him, Master
  9    1,    2|             and named him John, and afterward,~ ~by learned Divines he
 10    1,    4|            what shee was, and then (afterward) to resolve upon the rest.
 11    1,    5|             be tolde among women.~ ~Afterward, the Queene commaunded Madam
 12    1,    5|          bee most heartily welcome. Afterward, entring into further~ ~
 13    1,    6|    selfe-same yellow~ ~unguent, and afterward, to heare Masse of the holy
 14    1,    6|             appointed for pennance. Afterward, Philostratus, who was in~ ~
 15    1,    9|           at his~ ~loving folly, as afterward they did indeede.~ ~ No
 16    1,    9|          the fresh and~ ~open ayre; afterward, with Canzonets and other
 17    2,  Ind|       MOLLESTED BY FORTUNE, AND YET AFTERWARD~ ~ (CONTRARY TO THEIR HOPE
 18    2,    1|            was~ ~well beaten, being afterward taken prisoner, and in great
 19    2,    1|               our Citizens; and yet afterward, how (beyond all hope) he
 20    2,    1|           him, and then to hang him afterward. Being let downe to the~ ~
 21    2,    1|             refraine from laughing. Afterward, he went~ ~with them to
 22    2,    2|           all his losses; returning afterward~ ~safe and well home unto
 23    2,    2|            shift for~ ~thy lodging. Afterward, the same man thus againe
 24    2,    3|              with an Abbot, whom he afterward found to be the King of
 25    2,    3|            while one of them, and~ ~afterward another, returned backe
 26    2,    3|     inheritances and possessions.~ ~Afterward, departing from Florence,
 27    2,    4|    entertained by a good woman; And afterward, returned richly home to~ ~
 28    2,    4|         armes extended over it, and afterward, she~ ~espied the face of
 29    2,    5|         Sicily with his Father, and afterward at Perouse;~ ~recounting
 30    2,    5|            such as~ ~thou seest me. Afterward, occasions so befalling
 31    2,    5| indifferently fitte for his owne.~ ~Afterward, hee tooke the Crosse, Miter,
 32    2,    5|           get out of the grave, and afterward forth of the~ ~Church, at
 33    2,    6|        caused him to be imprisoned. Afterward, when the country of Sicely~ ~
 34    2,    6|          those inconveniences which afterward followed; being~ ~overcome
 35    2,    6|            and wept exceedingly.~ ~ Afterward, by the loving paines of
 36    2,    7|            treacherous advantage;~ ~afterward drew on many more of the
 37    2,    7|         Idea of his~ ~best desires. Afterward, understanding in what manner
 38    2,    7|       chosen Prince being~ ~assured afterward, by other more apparant
 39    2,    7|            shee was, and never more afterward, to~ ~be seene in that Country
 40    2,    7|            you parted from him, and afterward make you wife~ ~to the King
 41    2,    8|          divers places.~ ~Returning afterward (unknowne) thorow Scotland,
 42    2,    8|         their fathers direction, as afterward it did sufficiently appeare.
 43    2,    8|           and~ ~seeing what Perotto afterward performed; became surprized
 44    2,    9|       caused her to~ ~be slaine, as afterward it was reported by himselfe.~ ~
 45    2,    9|        devoured~ ~by savage beasts. Afterward, desiring such garments
 46    2,    9|          thousands of people, which afterward beheld the Carkasse of his~ ~
 47    2,   10|           about the~ ~streetes, and afterward died in very miserable manner.
 48    3,    1|         gladly gave him food, and~ ~afterward shewed him divers knotty
 49    3,    1|              bee you the watch, and afterward follow mee~ ~in my fortune,
 50    3,    2|          discovered to her, might~ ~afterward be an occasion, to urge
 51    3,    3|             min by my brethren: but afterward I considered, that men~ ~(
 52    3,    3|      committed, he~ ~said; He would afterward be better advised. So departing
 53    3,    4|            so rich a~ ~Science; and afterward sware unto him, never to
 54    3,    4|             pure golde: and such as afterward thou makest, shall be more~ ~
 55    3,    4|          little upon thy~ ~bed, and afterward go about thy businesse,
 56    3,    7|            insteed of him, accusing afterward (by~ ~false opinion, and
 57    3,    8|         that hee was in Purgatorie. Afterward, when time came that hee~ ~
 58    3,    8|             it him~ ~to drinke, and afterward walked with him about the
 59    3,    8|          shee~ ~did: for very often afterward, the Abbot used in this
 60    3,    9|           two Sonnes; which~ ~being afterward made knowne unto Count Bertrand,
 61    3,    9|             shall give it me,~ ~and afterward send him word, that your
 62    3,    9|         much discontented; albeit~ ~afterward, he did never heare any
 63    3, Song|              and most sweetly sung. Afterward, lighted Torches being brought,~ ~
 64    4,    1|             lodging: the cave being afterward guilty of~ ~their often
 65    4,    1|           although contrary use did afterward hide and conceale~ ~this
 66    4,    2|           disguise of the same God. Afterward, being frighted by the~ ~
 67    4,    2|       abiding, then can I~ ~safely (afterward) bring you where you would
 68    4,    2|           borrowed in the Butchery. Afterward, he sent a man to the Rialto,~ ~
 69    4,    3|          meanes of saving her life. Afterward, her owne~ ~Friend killeth
 70    4,    3|            uttering one word, but~ ~afterward spake thus. Little goodnesse
 71    4,    3|            Rhodes, where they lived afterward in great distresse and~ ~
 72    4,    4|             likewise slew them; and afterward had his owne head smitten
 73    4,    4|            pleasing to him. So that afterward, by the trusty carriage
 74    4,    4|          hir~ ~before his face, and afterward, throwing her body into
 75    4,    4|           so ill-gotten victory.~ ~ Afterward, having recovered the Princesse
 76    4,    5|            Lorenzo,~ ~slew him, and afterward enterred his body, where
 77    4,    5|             to call him at any time afterward, and so~ ~vanished away.~ ~
 78    4,    6|            her deliverance. But she afterward, being weary of all worldly~ ~
 79    4,    6|             in~ ~my hand. The blind afterward couched downe by me, laying
 80    4,    7|          downe by the Sage bed, and afterward rise~ ~to walke againe,
 81    4,    8|          upon the bed lying by her. Afterward, his body being carried
 82    4,    8|        doore, where he left it, and afterward~ ~returned to his owne house
 83    4,    8|             capacity of expression. Afterward he declared what had hapned
 84    4,    9|             eate. Which she knowing afterward, threw her selfe out of
 85    4,    9|          had first tasted~ ~it, fed afterward so heartily thereon, that
 86    4,    9|          while she sate silert, but afterward saide. I pray you tell me~ ~
 87    4,   10|           their~ ~owne house, where afterward the man awaking, was apprehended
 88    4,   10|            pilfering busines,~ ~and afterward hid his body in the chest,
 89    4,   10|             divers dayes and nights afterward. Having~ ~his eyes wide
 90    4,   10|           laide~ ~him in the Chest. Afterward, she rehearsed the speeches
 91    4,   10|              But what became of him afterward~ ~(till being awake, he
 92    5,  Ind|            of banquetting stuffe.~ ~Afterward, they all repaired into
 93    5,  Ind|       exercise divers dances, and~ ~afterward voyces to their instruments,
 94    5,    1|          Iphigenia on the Seas, was afterward imprisoned~ ~at Rhodes.
 95    5,    1|        exercised in Philosophy. And afterward, love to Iphigenia being~ ~
 96    5,    1|           his power, and guid them (afterward) to the highest~ ~degrees
 97    5,    1|        endeavour,~ ~and let fortune afterward dispose of them as she pleased;
 98    5,    1|           man~ ~endued with reason. Afterward, by adverse fortune, and
 99    5,    1|              did first bestow, and (afterward~ ~frowning) tooke from thee
100    5,    2|        HUMBLE MEN, TO RAISE THEM~ ~ AFTERWARD TO A FARRE HIGHER DEGREE~ ~ ~ ~
101    5,    3|          the Theeves, and happening afterward to escape from~ ~them; commeth (
102    5,    3|            happen, you should not~ ~afterward complaine of us.~ ~ The
103    5,    3|           but the bare~ ~bones, and afterward ran ranging thorow the Forest.
104    5,    3|           at my Husbands charges.~ ~Afterward both he and I will endeavour,
105    5,    3|            in love and peace,~ ~and afterward they lived lovingly together,
106    5,    4|         overpresuming boldnesse, as afterward proveth to be sauced~ ~with
107    5,    5|         fought for her;~ ~who being afterward knowne to be the Sister
108    5,    5|           the House: going thence~ ~afterward to Fano, and there deceasing,
109    5,    6|            Admirall of Sicilie, and afterward married the~ ~Damosell.~ ~ ~ ~
110    5,    6|             or what they were; then afterward, to be consumed with~ ~fire.
111    5,    7|      whereupon he was released, and afterward enjoyed~ ~Violenta in marriage.~ ~ ~ ~
112    5,    7|           to be burned: but hearing afterward of~ ~their happy deliverance,
113    5,    7|           place of~ ~execution, and afterward to be hanged by the necke.
114    5,    7|             against the walles, and afterward throw him to my~ ~Dogges
115    5,    7|        hearing any tydings of~ ~him afterward. Upon further consideration,
116    5,    7|          thence to Laiazzo,~ ~where afterward they lived in much tranquility.~ ~
117    5,    8|         Damosell; whom he slew, and afterward gave her to be~ ~devoured
118    5,    8|            my~ ~Hounds to feede on. Afterward, such is the appointment
119    5,    8|   admonished by her example)~ ~grew afterward more kind and tractable
120    5,   10|       manner, and Pedro was alwayes afterward more loving to his Wife,~ ~
121    6,  Ind|            be called, walking forth afterward upon the pearled dewe~ ~(
122    6,    2|           passe by his doore, and~ ~afterward to returne backe the same
123    6,    2|          with~ ~his good Wine; then afterward, to serve it in such sparing
124    6,    4|             gave it to her to eate. Afterward, when the Fowle was served~ ~
125    6,    9|             upon another, and began afterward to~ ~murmure among themselves:
126    6,   10|             the shorter dinner, and afterward flocked in maine~ ~troopes
127    6,   10|            brought home~ ~with him. Afterward, the Queene perceiving,
128    7,    1|          better leysure. Oftentimes afterward, upon other~ ~meetings of
129    7,    2|       either~ ~by knowledge thereof afterward, or hearing the same reported
130    7,    3|        meanes to become her Gossip. Afterward,~ ~he being conferring closely
131    7,    4|            bone of~ ~him unbruised. Afterward, they went into the house,
132    7,    5|            as hee had appointed.~ ~ Afterward, when she saw convenient
133    7,    5|             his watch~ ~many nights afterward, as hoping to surprize the
134    7,    6|            safely secured~ ~lience, afterward, looke to thy selfe so well
135    7,    7|             her in the meane while. Afterward, Lodovico~ ~pretending a
136    7,    8|             his wife Simonida:) and afterward~ ~fetcheth her Mother and
137    7,    9|             backe; let no complaint afterward be made of~ ~her, if the
138    7,    9|          require in this case: I am afterward her owne,~ ~in any service
139    7,   10|         Gossip dyed, and appeared~ ~afterward to his companion, according
140    7,   10|            childs~ ~Christning, and afterward I grew so affectionate to
141    7,   10|             charged~ ~them withall. Afterward, according to their wonted
142    8,    1|            What passed between them afterward, both~ ~then, and oftentimes
143    8,    2|              By a~ ~subtile sleight afterward, he made meanes to borrow
144    8,    2|           good place else, and then afterward~ ~other matters may be accomplished.~ ~
145    8,    2|            came for; and~ ~departed afterward in his light tripping Cassocke,
146    8,    3|           and shrewdly beateth her. Afterward, when the case is debated
147    8,    3|           with broth of Capons, and afterward hurled~ ~them all about,
148    8,    3|      enchase them in Rings,~ ~which afterward they send to the great Soldane,
149    8,    3|          along the Rivers side, and afterward~ ~through part of the City;
150    8,    4|            his sinne committed; and afterward he desired to know, by what~ ~
151    8,    6|            the~ ~Priests house, and afterward went all to bed.~ ~ When
152    8,    6|             seeme offensive to you; afterward you shall make~ ~no complaint
153    8,    6|            one of these Pilles, and afterward to drinke of this Wine;
154    8,    7|            a~ ~swift running River. Afterward, naked as you are, you must
155    8,    7|            knees; beeing never able afterward to be false to you, or leave
156    8,    7|           to repossesse her friend. Afterward for~ ~the better pleasing
157    8,    7|            small brake of bushes:~ ~afterward, holding the Image in hir
158    8,    7|         received from the Scholler. Afterward,~ ~by soft and stealing
159    8,    7|           yet recovering her senses afterward, her greefe and sorrow ex.~ ~
160    8,    7|         taking th it from me, which afterward (although~ ~thou wouldst)
161    8,    7|            where he dined well, and afterward laid him~ ~downe to sleepe.~ ~
162    8,    7|           before her: conveying her afterward into her owne bed, and taking
163    8,    9|             which we do immediately afterward, whether it be~ ~required
164    8,    9|        honoured with the Bathe, and afterward Knighted at~ ~her owne cost
165    8,    9|         Countesse di Cimillari, and afterward~ ~imployed it for manuring
166    8,   10|           for his Wares at Palermo. Afterward, he~ ~making shew of comming
167    8,   10|             Sope and Gilly-floures. Afterward, the slaves washed both~ ~
168    8,   10|            bodyes in the bed, and~ ~afterward presented them with variety
169    8,   10|             the Supper while. Being afterward conducted into a~ ~goodly
170    8,   10|           in Merchandise no more,~ ~afterward he returned to Florence
171    9,    1|          and all that is hers, as~ ~afterward shall plainly appeare. If
172    9,    1|         some other baser place, and afterward she~ ~shall reprove me,
173    9,    1|            That shee would never~ ~(afterward) expect any other service
174    9,    2|             had the freer~ ~liberty afterward, to be more familiar with
175    9,    2|          were done to Isabella, and afterward to take~ ~her thence away
176    9,    2|           to~ ~mend your veile, and afterward say to me what you will.~ ~
177    9,    3|         must have an especiall care afterward, being providently wise,~ ~
178    9,    3|          three~ ~mornings together: afterward Master Doctor and the rest
179    9,    4|             determined to dine, and afterward,~ ~finding the heate to
180    9,    4|             time and place, nothing afterward was left unpunished.~ ~
181    9,    5|        stratagem in his braine, and afterward said. Hast thou so much~ ~
182    9,    5|        molestations (day and night) afterward:~ ~his Companions, Phillippo
183    9,    6|         with the daughter, happened afterward~ ~to the Hostes bed and
184    9,    6|           devill heere in my Bedde? Afterward being more rashly angry,~ ~
185    9,    6|           light to helpe her, and~ ~afterward went to bed to her, where (
186    9,    6|           effects they sorted~ ~to. Afterward, other courses were taken,
187    9,    8|             could compasse occasion afterward.~ ~ Before many dales were
188    9,    9|          manner prevaile withall.~ ~Afterward he demaunded of Melisso,
189    9,   10|             the~ ~night-season, and afterward make her a Mule againe:
190   10,    1|        bountifully recompencing him afterward.~ ~ ~ ~ I doe accept it (
191   10,    2|       dranke the Glasse of Bastard. Afterward,~ ~divers other speeches
192   10,    4|         Catharina remaining there~ ~afterward, and delivered of a goodly
193   10,    4|           grieved and lamented, but afterward gave them most hearty thankes,~ ~
194   10,    5|          for, if he do importune me afterward, as hitherto I have~ ~concealed
195   10,    5|           all to listen, but worse (afterward)~ ~to contract.~ ~ But,
196   10,    7|     encrease her fire and flame.~ ~ Afterward, she requested to have some
197   10,    7|           her what he had done, and afterward sung the song to~ ~her,
198   10,    7|            benigne nature, having~ ~afterward divers times considered
199   10,    8|          following, but many more~ ~afterward, til he lost both his feeding
200   10,    8|           she were thine owne wife. Afterward, in apt time and place,
201   10,    8|           committed the murder, and afterward would not~ ~depart from
202   10,    8|             possessions to him, and afterward gave him in marriage,~ ~
203   10,    9|             him many great honours. Afterward, Thorello~ ~falling sicke,
204   10,    9|         done before to her husband. Afterward, with a~ ~modest smiling
205   10,    9|       fitting for their journey.~ ~ Afterward, Thorello (by very much
206   10,    9|     directly before the high Altar. Afterward, when the bells~ ~rung to
207   10,    9|           an~ ~important businesse. Afterward, having safely secured the
208   10,   10|            to be secretly murdered. Afterward, they being grown to~ ~yeres
209   10,   10|             Ladie and~ ~Soveraigne. Afterward, they made preparation for
210   10,   10|          liking of the~ ~Marquesse. Afterward, a strange humour entred
211   10,   10|     educated.~ ~ At time convenient afterward, being with child againe,
212   10,   10|           in my other~ ~succeedings afterward: in one minute now, I purpose
213   10,   10|            used to weare before.~ ~ Afterward, they waited on her into
214   10,   10|              and ended his~ ~daies. Afterward, he matched his daughter