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  1  Ind      |          sicke person fed, or any thing else used in his service,
  2  Ind      |    marvell, let me tell you~ ~one thing, which if the eyes of many (
  3  Ind      |           sicke, and touching any thing of theirs, by which meanes
  4  Ind      |       their owne~ ~right. It is a thing naturall for everie one
  5  Ind      |           we should not feare any thing that~ ~hath power to offend
  6    1,    1|          IS CONTAINED, HOW HARD A THING IT IS, TO DISTINGUISH~ ~
  7    1,    1|        may remaine on him, as the thing onely~ ~permanent, and his
  8    1,    1|            making no spare of any thing, which gave the best likelyhood
  9    1,    1|     particular~ ~demand of everie thing, even as if I had never
 10    1,    1|        man,~ ~and he caused every thing to be performed, according
 11    1,    1|             peece or shred of any thing that came neere to his body:
 12    1,    2|        paunch,~ ~more then of any thing else (even like brutish
 13    1,    2|    greedie of Coyne, that~ ~every thing was bought and solde for
 14    1,    2|          honest life, or any good thing else beside. But~ ~if a
 15    1,    6|    readily. Hast~ ~thou heard any thing therein (quoth the Inquisitor)
 16    1,    6|            I make no doubt of any thing I have heard, but~ ~do beleeve
 17    1,    6|         all constantly: onely one thing troubleth me much, and~ ~
 18    1,    6|               It is a commendable thing (faire Ladies) to hit a
 19    1,    6|        more admirable,~ ~to see a thing suddainely appearing, and
 20    1,    6|        neither~ ~did or spake any thing to him. Some few dayes being
 21    1,    6|        then take~ ~delight in any thing that could come from him,
 22    1,    6|    himselfe set: whereupon, every thing~ ~being fit and ready, the
 23    1,    7|          cannot advise you in any thing, so rare or unseene~ ~as
 24    1,    9|             bravery, are they any thing else but as Marble Statues,
 25    1,    9|        onely are not good for any thing, but~ ~also are of very
 26    2,    1|         IS SIGNIFIED, HOW EASIE A THING IT IS, FOR WICKED MEN~ ~
 27    2,    1|         Judge would not heare any thing in~ ~his excuse; but hating
 28    2,    3|          his~ ~affaires, in every thing satisfying his demands,
 29    2,    4|           without attending any~ ~thing else, spake thus. Gracious
 30    2,    5|     COMPREHENDING, HOW NEEDFULL A THING IT IS, FOR A MAN THAT~ ~
 31    2,    5|      desire to be resolved in one thing, to~ ~wit; by what means
 32    2,    5|        sleepe; if thou~ ~have any thing to say to the Gentlewoman
 33    2,    6|         purpose not to speake any thing. Therefore, when thou wilt,
 34    2,    6|           you will let me see the thing which is deerer then mine
 35    2,    6|        his Nurse recounting every thing in order, which Conrado
 36    2,    6|           is, that I will doe any thing for Messer Conrado, which
 37    2,    6|      former feare, relating every thing to him~ ~orderly, and the
 38    2,    6|       devise; and finding~ ~every thing to yeeld undoubted assurance,
 39    2,    6|        Sonne, with promise of any thing,~ ~lying in the power of
 40    2,    7|         intire knowledge of every thing we doe, because (as oftentimes~ ~
 41    2,    7|       esteemed~ ~company. Yet one thing maketh my death very pleasing
 42    2,    8|      cares, neither wanteth~ ~any thing that she can wish to have:
 43    2,    8|           none of~ ~them came any thing nere him. Divers times the
 44    2,    8|         be, that there is not any thing~ ~for thy contentment, be
 45    2,    8|        thou canst not require any thing~ ~to be done, remaining
 46    2,    8|          hee shall never have any thing of me that is not honest.
 47    2,    9|          courteous,~ ~and not any thing appertaining to the office
 48    2,    9|      canst of thine, nor that any thing else did~ ~urge these speeches
 49    2,    9|           pleasing contentment (a thing not~ ~chancing to him once
 50    2,    9|        mistrusting or missing any thing.~ ~The third day being come,
 51    2,    9|         for me, to contradict any thing that he commandeth.~ ~God
 52    3,    1|          for a man cannot doe any thing to~ ~please them. When I
 53    3,    1|          I did not performe~ ~any thing well, making me so weary
 54    3,    1|   secrecie, I~ ~would tell thee a thing which I have often thought
 55    3,    3|         whereof, there is not any thing that I can desire,~ ~but
 56    3,    3|        him) I must tell~ ~you one thing quite contrary to his liking
 57    3,    3|           neither say or do any~ ~thing in this case, till first
 58    3,    3|         that I would not do~ ~any thing, before I had your counsell
 59    3,    3|      outward apparance.~ ~But one thing I must tell you, her silent
 60    3,    4|          which~ ~there is not any thing to bee done; and then returne
 61    3,    5|          that~ ~you enjoy not any thing, how poore or precious soever
 62    3,    6|           am not able to deny any thing you can demand,~ ~as I am
 63    3,    6|      circumspect, in uttering any thing which I~ ~immagined might
 64    3,    6|        But~ ~certaine I am of one thing, that I shall never see
 65    3,    7|          Mistresse, and the first thing~ ~he did, was passing by
 66    3,    7|        theft, a~ ~farre unfitting thing for you to doe, except you
 67    3,    7| convenient that you promise one~ ~thing which I shall tell you,
 68    3,    7|   faithfully: for never could any thing happen to~ ~yeeld me the
 69    3,    7|           I desire nor demand any thing of you, but~ ~that you would
 70    3,    8|          before she would say any thing else, thus she began: Sacred
 71    3,    8|      neither confessior, or~ ~any thing else, is able to doe me
 72    3,    8|          selfe, then disclose any thing~ ~which you enjoyne me to
 73    3,    9|           thither, relating every thing so~ ~perfectly, that the
 74    3,   10|      truly; but thou hast another thing~ ~that I have not, and hast
 75    3,   10|         have~ ~this Hell, let the thing be done when thou desirest
 76    3,   10|      Devil in Hell; for it~ ~is a thing beloved of God, pleasing
 77    3,   10|            defect appeared, every thing might be the sooner remedied,
 78    4      |        they advise me to get some thing, whereon to make my~ ~living?
 79    4,    1|           that there was any such thing.~ ~ But Love, from whose
 80    4,    1|         to comfort thee with that thing~ ~which most of all thou
 81    4,    3|         and the rest make every~ ~thing ready, to depart from hence
 82    4,    3|        that hee could not doe any thing~ ~whatsoever, but immediately
 83    4,    3|            As the enjoying of any thing in too much plenty, makes
 84    4,    3|             protestations, or any thing seeme to alter his bloody
 85    4,    4|        yeelde, or deliver him any thing which they~ ~had aboorde
 86    4,    5|             not daring to say any thing to her brethren, she resolutely~ ~
 87    4,    5|       never urged she to have any thing, but the restoring of her
 88    4,    6|     together, she seemed to see a thing blacke and terrible,~ ~which
 89    4,    6|          be feared, yet never any thing hurtfull to me, followed
 90    4,    6|          you; neyther to take any thing from~ ~this body, except
 91    4,    7|          that there was no better thing in the world to cleanse~ ~
 92    4,   10|            how~ ~vaine and idle a thing it is, for age to make such
 93    4,   10|        and yet not discerning any thing, he stretched~ ~forth his
 94    4,   10|          Friend that will doe any thing for him; but he is left~ ~
 95    4,   10|    Lombards) he could not say any thing.~ ~ When the Provost had
 96    5,  Ind|   houshold, having prepared every thing in decent readinesse, after
 97    5,    1|            without touching~ ~any thing else belonging to the Rhodians,
 98    5,    4|        Lapwings, telling~ ~us one thing, and intending another;
 99    5,    5|         no? If she disclose any~ ~thing that I doe, I can be revenged
100    5,    5|           prison. But after every thing was pacified, and~ ~Jacomino
101    5,    8|       minding dinner time, or any thing else, but onely the unkind
102    5,    9|          he had a desire to any~ ~thing, willing him to reveale
103    5,    9|      promise thee, that the first thing I do~ ~to morrow morning,
104    5,    9|           as if I was worth any~ ~thing, it proceeded from your
105    5,   10|       girdle never talking of any thing, but the lives of the holy~ ~
106    5,   10|      brimstone, as it is a usuall thing to doe, and then~ ~set the
107    5,   10|             over-late to make any thing ready.~ ~ It fortuned; that
108    5,   10|           not eate one bit of any thing, and~ ~I will be a true
109    6,    1|   severall times,~ ~mistaking one thing for another, and wandering
110    6,    4|         the same Fowles living (a thing which as yet I~ ~never saw,
111    6,    5|      there was not any particular thing in Nature, the~ ~Mother
112    6,    7|    excellent and most commendable thing, to speak well, and to all~ ~
113    6,    8|      through the streets, every~ ~thing stunke and was noisome to
114    6,    8|         so that she never did any thing~ ~but stop her nose; as
115    6,   10|      lawfull for me to speake any thing best~ ~pleasing to my self:
116    6,   10|          purpose: where the first thing that came into their hand
117    6,   10|          to make them beleeve any thing, because the idle vanities
118    6,   10|           of our Order do not any thing, but it~ ~is ordred by divine
119    6,   10|           to be disgraced, by any thing either said or done, neither~ ~
120    7,  Ind|         of Ladies, to make everie thing in~ ~due and decent readines,
121    7,    1|         his Art, then wise in any thing else beside: because,~ ~
122    7,    4|             not having drunke any thing all the whole day) dissembling
123    7,    8|    accusation: but seeing~ ~every thing to bee flatly against him,
124    7,    9|  hereafter better advised, in any thing what~ ~soever I heare or
125    7,   10|    utterly unable to invent~ ~any thing (notwithstanding the most
126    7,   10|      would not take notice of any thing, as fearing to infringe
127    8,    1|         arrivall,~ ~and the first thing he did, he counted downe
128    8,    2|        upon bare~ ~words, nor any thing was to be done, without
129    8,    2|           your poore Asse, or any thing else being ours, let him
130    8,    3|           GIVE CREDIT TO EVERY~ ~ THING THEY HEARE~ ~ ~ ~ Calandrino,
131    8,    3|          their company (the onely thing which Maso~ ~desired) and
132    8,    4|         ignorant, how requisite a thing honestie is in widdowes.~ ~
133    8,    4|           would not attempte anie thing in this~ ~case, without
134    8,    6|          place: because~ ~if anie thing may seeme offensive to you;
135    8,    7|         But can you (Sir) say any thing of her? Ancilla, said he,
136    8,    8|          shall be made, and every thing will be ready~ ~quickly.~ ~
137    8,    9|          as I cannot conceale any thing from you, which you covet
138    8,    9|          more coveted, then any~ ~thing in the world beside, accounting
139    8,    9|          Observe what a notable~ ~thing it is, to speake well, and
140    8,   10|           would not credite~ ~any thing amisse of her, for albeit
141    8,   10|    consider also, how difficult a thing it is for a~ ~woman, so
142    8,   10|           he will~ ~not abate any thing of thirty in the hundred,
143    9,    1|           speake, or yeeld to any thing which they desire. Wherefore,
144    9,    1|    provided, that you will do one thing for her sake. Namely, this~ ~
145    9,    3|           not~ ~faile thee in any thing that lieth in our power.~ ~
146    9,    4|         or say, prevailed not any thing with~ ~the unmannerly Clownes,
147    9,    5|           that there is not~ ~any thing, which can bee spoken pleasingly,
148    9,    5|           quoth~ ~Bruno, doth any thing offend thee, and wilt thou
149    9,    5|         if Phillippo perceive any thing, all the water in~ ~Arno
150    9,    6|         The Wife having found the thing throwne downe being of no
151    9,    7|          her; neyther~ ~could any thing be done, to cause her contentment;
152    9,    8|            Porter, shal I say any thing else unto him? No (quoth
153    9,    9|         crosse~ ~him, doing every thing quite contrary to the order
154    9,    9|           dinner time came, every thing was ready according to the
155    9,   10|         that the most~ ~difficult thing of all the rest, is, to
156    9,   10|          women, who have done any thing~ ~bountifully or magnificently,
157   10,    3|           in Abbot of~ ~Clugny, a thing (perhaps) never heard of
158   10,    3|     content (if I could)~ ~in any thing he demanded of me. It was
159   10,    3|         that I should take away a thing so~ ~precious as your life
160   10,    4|    dangers, only to attaine any~ ~thing esteemed and affected.~ ~
161   10,    4|    likewise in~ ~what order every thing should be done, which being
162   10,    4|          there would shew him the thing, which with greatest love
163   10,    4|           Sonne, Daughter, or any thing~ ~else whatsoever; wherewithall
164   10,    4|        her) threw her forth, as a thing vile and unprofitable.~ ~
165   10,    5|       Ansaldo, without taking any thing of him.~ ~ ~ ~ Not any one
166   10,    5|     seemed no easie matter, but a thing~ ~meerly impossible to be
167   10,    6|          no power to think on any thing else.~ ~Pretending other
168   10,    6|     although it was a difficult~ ~thing, to let another enjoy, what
169   10,    7|          for her to thinke on any thing else, but~ ~onely the love,
170   10,    7|      Knight; without coveting any thing else from you,~ ~for so
171   10,    8|          sustaine passion, as the thing pleasing is fullest of~ ~
172   10,    8|         that ever I enjoyed any~ ~thing, but it was as much thine,
173   10,    8|          the same manner? Can any thing more~ ~perticularly appertaine
174   10,    8|           friendship, if in any~ ~thing concerning my selfe, I can
175   10,    8|         pleasing thee with such a thing as I~ ~desire, and could
176   10,    8|       that they who reprehend any thing which~ ~is irrevocable,
177   10,    8|        foolish and~ ~beast-like a thing it is, presumptuously to
178   10,    8|          they meddle not with any thing of ours, and will onely
179   10,    8|           this is no miraculous~ ~thing, but heeretofore hath oftentimes
180   10,    8|      equalizing.~ ~ A most sacred thing therefore is (ordiall amity,
181   10,    9|         overrash in promising any thing, albeit I am well assured,
182   10,    9|          Then, without saying any thing else, causing his Guard-robe
183   10,   10|        would constraine me to the thing, wherewith I~ ~never had
184   10,   10|           in the house, set every thing in such order, as thou shalt~ ~
185   10,   10|        contrary; one blaming this thing,~ ~and another commending