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  1  Ind      |               but onely the meanest kinde of people, such as were
  2    1,    1|            coveting after any other kinde of~ ~sustenance, hath seemed
  3    1,    1|            or to doe any other such kinde of injurie? Oh Father (answered
  4    1,    2|           began to have a Religious kinde of compassion in his~ ~soule,
  5    1,    4|             promising to himselfe a kinde of~ ~perswasion, that somewhat
  6    1,    6|              honestly checked a new kinde of~ ~Covetousnesse, in Mayster
  7    1,    6|     remained unrespected, or in any kinde sort~ ~sent away, whose
  8    1,    6|           forth and saide. What new kinde of needy tricke hath my
  9    1,    7|  filthinesse, and skilfull in every kinde of~ ~basest behaviour, not
 10    1,    9|           idle~ ~conceite) no other kinde of talking.~ ~ Most true
 11    1,    9|   unfurnished of discourses in this kinde, I am well~ ~contented to
 12    2,    2|      thoughts had entertained a new kinde of diet,~ ~digested onely
 13    2,    3|        conceyved such an effectuall kinde of liking~ ~towardes thee,
 14    2,    5|              Andrea, hearing such a kinde of salutation, and from
 15    2,    5|             she contained a cunning kinde of silence, even as if she
 16    2,    5|               with this solemne and kinde entertainment, and why I
 17    2,    6|          earnestly he laboured by~ ~kinde perswasions, to alter so
 18    2,    6|             thus spoken, and giving kinde welcome to the Messenger,~ ~
 19    2,    6|            Messer~ ~Conrado and his kinde Lady (on the behalfe of
 20    2,    7|         they have mette with such~ ~kinde people, who likewise thirsting
 21    2,    7|           them of life, being their kinde and~ ~intimate friends,
 22    2,    7|        encreasing more and more; by kinde, courteous, and affable
 23    2,    7|          augmented, yet~ ~still his kinde offers scornefully refused,
 24    2,    7|            exquisit and commendable kinde expressed; the~ ~two Brethren
 25    2,    7|             to comfort~ ~her, using kinde words and pithy perswasions (
 26    2,    7|             as before) after~ ~much kinde behaviour used towards the
 27    2,    7|            an intimate~ ~friend and kinde acquaintance, and in whom
 28    2,    7|            for the enjoying of your kinde and most esteemed~ ~company.
 29    2,    8|        bring you to a more pleasing kinde~ ~of life; because it is
 30    2,    8|           her dwelling, and (like a kinde Father) being earnestly~ ~
 31    2,    8|         gladly he would embrace his kinde~ ~offer: but he was capeable
 32    2,    9|             matters in their true~ ~kinde and nature, thou wouldst
 33    2,    9|          them, or falling into this kinde of~ ~discourse, but onely
 34    2,    9|       Geneway, and there winne such kinde consent of thy Wife, as
 35    2,   10|           owne, comforting her with kinde and pleasing speeches, not
 36    3,    1|             or doe any~ ~reasonable kinde of service. The Factotum
 37    3,    1|           saide the other Nun) what kinde of words are these~ ~you
 38    3,    1|         desirouslie, to~ ~know what kinde of creature man was.~ ~
 39    3,    2|            company, in a~ ~contrary kinde I will shew you the subtill
 40    3,    3|          them (as I have heard such kinde of women use to do~ ~sometimes)
 41    3,    4|            I have many times noted, kinde~ ~friend Puccio, that all
 42    3,    5|            contrary temper, another kinde of fire sparkling in her
 43    3,    5|     instructing his mind with a new kinde of counsell;~ ~he would
 44    3,    5|     expresse) may remaine~ ~in your kinde consideration. And as you
 45    3,    6|            walked, and held on this kinde of discoursing, as~ ~every
 46    3,    7|      friends or kindred; except one kinde companion of~ ~his, whom
 47    3,    7|           needs~ ~be some especiall kinde friend of mine. And to tell
 48    3,    8|              by drinking a certaine kinde of powder, was buried dead.~ ~
 49    3,    8|          attaine to a more pleasing kinde of happinesse; neither confessior,
 50    3,    8|              but onely one, being a kinde of physicke (beyond all
 51    3,    8|         grant me your love, and the kinde embracing~ ~of your person;
 52    3,    8|            was~ ~without a certaine kinde of drugge, which being beaten
 53    3,    8|        forth of his Oratory, in~ ~a kinde of pacifying speeches, saide;
 54    3,    8|            your Father-hood, and my kinde Wife, and will~ ~remember
 55    3,    9|               knew fitting for that kinde of infirmity, and having
 56    3,    9|          Lady arose, and giving her kinde entertainement, they went~ ~
 57    3, Song| comfortlesse, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ Come then kinde Death, and finish all my
 58    4,    1|       deerely affected Lovers, in~ ~kinde discourse of amorous argument (
 59    4,    1|            do) began their usuall~ ~kinde of conference againe, with
 60    4,    1|            fell into a very strange kinde of extasie, scorning~ ~teares,
 61    4,    1|        reverend beard, he used many kinde words to~ ~comfort her:
 62    4,    2|           to allow him so poore a~ ~kinde of consolation, as he had
 63    4,    2|             as the glory of~ ~their kinde, and a miracle of Nature.~ ~
 64    4,    3|            Conference with them.~ ~ Kinde Friends (quoth he) the honest
 65    4,    4|          not undertake~ ~some other kinde of course: he tooke a small
 66    4,    5|              conversing with him in kinde manner; it fortuned, that
 67    4,    5|        incessant weeping, made many kinde and friendly motions, to
 68    4,    7|             varying from it, in any kinde of~ ~resemblance; onely
 69    4,    7|             returning to his former kinde of discoursing, but~ ~his
 70    4,    8|         came from~ ~him, she saide: Kinde Jeronimo, why doest thou
 71    4,    9|          mutually, and held it as a kinde of custome to be seene in
 72    4,    9|           you do like this delicate kinde of~ ~meate? In good faith
 73    4,    9|        receptacle for so precious a kinde~ ~of foode, as the heart
 74    4,   10|             minister a more joviall kinde of~ ~argument, unto whose
 75    4,   10|         this benefite of the Maides kinde love to him,~ ~made it an
 76    4,   10|            oftentimes she would (in kinde~ ~manner) rebuke him, and
 77    4,   10|             it) it will~ ~procure a kinde of a dead sleepe, and endure
 78    4,   10|            it to be some soveraigne kinde of~ ~water, reserved by
 79    4,   10|          her Maide, who had another kinde of businesse in~ ~their
 80    4,   10|          repute it to be a common~ ~kinde of Water, but indeed it
 81    4,   10|            for~ ~conference with so kinde a friend; I made the bolder,
 82    4,   10|             neere ending, with many kinde and courteous speeches,
 83    5,    1|           his grosse and deformed~ ~kinde of speech, his qualities
 84    5,    1|             every one.~ ~ This lost kinde of life in him, was no meane
 85    5,    1|            of impression) a strange kinde of humour to awake, which~ ~
 86    5,    1|             his companions gave her kinde welcome, without touching~ ~
 87    5,    2|       answerable to him in the same kinde, that to be~ ~in his company,
 88    5,    2|           end her dayes by some new kinde of necessity. And~ ~departing
 89    5,    2|            be so ordered, that this kinde of Artillery may faile in
 90    5,    2|       therewith. Martuccio gave her kinde and hearty thankes, and
 91    5,    3|             a little joyfull at her kinde~ ~offer, and Angelina much
 92    5,    4|            with infinite kisses and kinde~ ~embraces, as the window
 93    5,    5|          gave her most gracious and kinde welcome, he~ ~receiving
 94    5,    7|          they could affoord another kinde~ ~of speaking.~ ~ At last
 95    5,    8|         meane admiration,~ ~as also kinde compassion to the unfortunate
 96    5,    8|             and falling to the same kinde of flight, I with my~ ~Hounds
 97    5,    8|            change her hatred~ ~into kinde love, which at the length
 98    5,    8|             being the~ ~death of so kinde a Lover, was therefore condemned
 99    5,    9|         conquered by this exceeding kinde courtesie; she~ ~changed
100    5,    9|              and therefore (in very kinde manner) thus~ ~began.~ ~
101    5,    9|            ready in you, to do more kinde offices generally, then
102    5,    9|             Faulcon, then any other kinde of manner: which made~ ~
103    5,    9|          excelling all other of her kinde; I~ ~supposed, that she
104    5,   10|         with one named Herculano, a kinde Friend of his, but~ ~his
105    5,   10|          because~ ~it is a pleasing kinde of argument, ministring
106    6,    1|       knowing Madam Oretta, using a kinde and~ ~courteous salutation,
107    6,    1|            the Lady) I embrace your kinde offer with such acceptation,~ ~
108    6,    1|        converting her distaste to a kinde of~ ~pleasing acceptation,
109    6,    4|       living.~ ~ Messer Currado, in kinde love to the strangers that
110    6,    9|            another: and thus in a~ ~kinde of friendly course, each
111    6,   10|           in~ ~Tuscany elsewhere, a kinde of foode greatly affected
112    6, Song|             still encreased in this kinde,~ ~ And more and more I
113    6, Song|           wilt not grant, be yet so kinde,~ ~ Release me from those
114    7,    1|           have learned an excellent kinde of conjuration; for, the
115    7,    2|         requited in the~ ~self-same kinde: you need not finde fault
116    7,    3|     betweene them, both of Reynards kinde~ ~offer, and Credulanoes
117    7,    3|             hee found to be in that kinde of life, yet he determined
118    7,    3|         learned such a~ ~blushlesse kinde of boldnesse; that he durst
119    7,    3|            to enstruct her in a new kinde of Pater~ ~noster, lately
120    7,    5|           for fitting Tofano in his kinde; and, as his jealousie~ ~
121    7,    7|             I love thee. So, with a kinde kisse~ ~or two, the bargaine
122    7,    8|            them on the staire head: Kinde brethren, (said she) is
123    7,    8|            even so (good Mother and kinde Brethren,) let mee~ ~entreate
124    7,    9|           would returne her another kinde of answere, wholly yeelding
125    7,    9|        bereft her of her~ ~Husbands kinde companie; then which nothing
126    7,    9|             well contented with her kinde offer,~ ~the instruments
127    7,    9|        faintly. Pyrrhus, I have~ ~a kinde of longing desire upon a
128    7,    9|     sicknesse? And~ ~you Madam, how kinde and loving soever you are
129    7,    9|         twenty more, beside~ ~verie kinde and hearty embraces, as
130    7,    9|             still her~ ~collourable kinde of impatience, and angerly
131    7,   10|         continuing on still in this kinde, Tingoccio prooved so~ ~
132    7,   10|           me friend Tingoccio, your kinde Gossip Monna~ ~Mita, with
133    7,   10|      punishment~ ~inflicted, in any kinde whatsoever, for such offences
134    7, Song|           see, I heare, and feele a kinde of blisse,~ ~ Yet find no
135    8,    1|            onely a deere friend and kinde companion, who~ ~alwayes
136    8,    1|            a covetous queane in her kinde.~ ~
137    8,    3|      demaund for them.~ ~ The other kinde is a most precious Stone
138    8,    3|           and saluting them in such kinde manner, as continually~ ~
139    8,    4|           dare~ ~entertaine in anie kinde whatsoever: you must and
140    8,    5|          Whereupon, he rapt out a~ ~kinde of Judges oath, saying:
141    8,    6|       recovery thereof, they used a kinde of pretended~ ~conjuration,
142    8,    7|            had divers meetings, and kinde conferences.~ ~ It chanced
143    8,    7|             her eye; she gave him a kinde of~ ~perswading apprehension,
144    8,    7|           cranny, and in a low soft kinde of voyce, called him by
145    8,    7|        together, in a strange~ ~new kinde of harmony to him. And perceiving
146    8,    8|          still continuing in~ ~this kinde: it fortuned on a day, Zeppa
147    8,    8|           otherwise to reveale this kinde of injury, it could no way~ ~
148    8,    8|           dine with us? Mine honest kinde neighbour Spinelloccio is
149    8,    8|        Chamber, Zeppa gave her most kinde~ ~entertainment, taking
150    8,    8|             patience, thus~ ~began. Kinde and loving Neighbor, before
151    8,    8|           on him, but in the~ ~same kinde as the offence was committed.
152    8,    8|       neighbor Zeppa, seeing this~ ~kinde of revenge is (in meere
153    8,    8|             carried himselfe like a kinde neighbour and frend~ ~towards
154    8,    9|       friendship.~ ~ They created a kinde Society, consisting of about
155    8,    9|           the rest.~ ~ Now trust me kinde friend Bruno, replyed the
156    8,    9|            afterwardes turning in~ ~kinde manner, thus hee beganne.~ ~
157    8,    9|         began he to make a dreadful kinde of noise, stamping and~ ~
158    8,    9|             bodyes with~ ~a strange kinde of painting, resembling
159    8,   10|          REQUITALL IN THE SELFESAME KINDE~ ~ ~ ~ A Cicilian Courtezane,
160    8,   10|            hundred by me, to do any kinde~ ~office for my friend.
161    8,   10|     distract the senses, and hinder kinde~ ~courtesies, which otherwise
162    8,   10|           well in~ ~respect of this kinde courtesie, as also the constancy
163    8,   10|  delightfull, then restraint to one kinde~ ~of purpose onely. Which
164    8, Song|             to mee~ ~ Thou has bene kinde:~ ~ If others finde~ ~ Thee
165    9,    5|          with out using any~ ~other kinde of language, hee went to
166    9,    5|           not so much as speake one kinde word to me?~ ~ Bruno and
167    9,    6|       maides reputation: taking his kinde farewell of her, with~ ~
168    9,    8|            considering he knew what kinde of man Philippo was, not
169   10,    3|               With movables and all kinde of furnishment, befitting
170   10,    6|             which forthwith had all kinde of Fish swimming in it,
171   10,    7|             transported with a rare kinde of~ ~alteration.~ ~ When
172   10,    7|            or other to requite your kinde Love. In our~ ~opinion,
173   10,    8|             effect. But because the kinde of speaking, concerning
174   10,    9|            he~ ~made choise of this kinde and honourable course, which
175   10,    9|     perfections, more courteous and kinde then Thorello is. If all~ ~
176   10,    9|           of~ ~Thorello: after much kinde Language had bin intercoursed
177   10,    9|             able, in this your most kinde and loving imposition:~ ~
178   10,    9|           to smile, and used such a kinde of gesture or~ ~motion with
179   10,    9|         falling~ ~from their former kinde of discoursing: Tell me:
180   10,    9|          thankefully I accepted his kinde courtesie, and cannot easily
181   10,   10|               discontentment in any kinde, then formerly she had done
182   10,   10|           quitted him in a contrary kinde, and for thrusting her forth
183   10,   10|            risen, fel some~ ~to one kinde of recreation, and others
184   10, Song|            words, smiles, in crafty kinde,~ ~ Seeking for that, which
185   10, Song|              And having parted with kinde salutations, the Gentlemen~ ~