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  1  Ind      |        to live no longer in this World) had even forsaken all things~ ~
  2  Ind      |       and went to sup in another world~ ~with their Predecessors?~ ~
  3  Ind      |         which is borne in this~ ~World, to aide, conserve, and
  4  Ind      |        and dissolute, making the world beleeve, that~ ~whatsoever
  5    1,    1|        the onely pleasure of the world, to~ ~beare false witnesse,
  6    1,    1|       with no meane shame of the world, would do nothing else but
  7    1,    1|         committed so long as the World endureth, were onely in
  8    1,    2|          banish quite out of the world, Christian Religion,~ ~whereof
  9    1,    2|        thee, that nothing in the world can or shall hinder me,
 10    1,    2|       very gladdest man~ ~in the world, and went with him to the
 11    1,    5|     commendation, that the whole world~ ~contained not a more equall
 12    1,    6|          shall come into another world. What words are these,~ ~
 13    1,    7|       covetous, as no man in the world could be more~ ~wicked that
 14    1,    9|       women, they would have the world to thinke, that it proceedeth
 15    1,    9|       since the beginning of the world, all men~ ~have bene guided (
 16    2,    1|     WICKED MEN~ ~ TO DECEIVE THE WORLD, UNDER THE SHADOW AND COLOUR
 17    2,    3|   espoused him, refusing all the world, to be onely his: which
 18    2,    5|    TRAVELLETH IN AFFAIRES OF THE WORLD, TO BE PROVIDENT AND~ ~
 19    2,    5|    shallow-brainde trader in the world) he shewed~ ~his purse of
 20    2,    5|    welcome friend to me in the~ ~world; sealing this salutation
 21    2,    5|          wanton carriages of the World, and free~ ~from any base
 22    2,    5|         beene thy last in~ ~this world, and with thy money, thou
 23    2,    6|          bright day saluting the world againe, with the expence
 24    2,    6|        gone begging thorough the world above foureteene~ ~yeeres,
 25    2,    7|      Lady then living in all the world. And because the King of~ ~
 26    2,    7|        fame had acquainted~ ~the World withall? Whereto the Prince
 27    2,    7|      have lived longer in~ ~this world, for the enjoying of your
 28    2,    7|        most affected in all this world, as you my~ ~ever-deerest
 29    2,    7|         make my vaunt in another world, that I~ ~was affected here
 30    2,    7|         so long obscurely in the world.~ ~And if in thy great and
 31    2,    9|      vertues, as any Lady in the world possibly could be,~ ~and
 32    2,    9|    formed by God to live in this World, and woman in~ ~the next
 33    2,    9|    standing~ ~before him, with a world of famous witnesses, to
 34    2,    9|        have wandered through the world,~ ~in the habite of a man,
 35    2,   10|       men wander abroad in the~ ~world, according to their occasions
 36    2,   10|       hope that I have in~ ~this world; wilt thou not know thine
 37    2,   10|          your own judgement) the world reputed you to be,~ ~you
 38    2,   10|        may happen to me; but the world will affoord me one~ ~resting
 39    3,    1|         all other sweetes in the world, are mockeries, to the~ ~
 40    3,    1|        surely fitted, that~ ~the world shall never know it. Let
 41    3,    2|         which might yet give the world an evident~ ~testimony,
 42    3,    3|        is the onely woman of the world, who to my~ ~judgement,
 43    3,    3|       sorrowfullest man in the~ ~world, not knowing how to make
 44    3,    3|          There is nothing in the world, that she can hate more
 45    3,    4|        in no other part of the~ ~World, would trust her selfe in
 46    3,    5|        manner, thus began. The~ ~world containeth some particular
 47    3,    5|     which you possesse in this~ ~world, I wil not sell you my horse,
 48    3,    5|       you, that if in the future world, affection may containe
 49    3,    5|         it were thorow the whole world, right to traval~ ~am I,
 50    3,    6| occasions happening in another~ ~World, so must we now leape a
 51    3,    6|           precious to her in the World, then unstayned loyaltie
 52    3,    6|          not to learne, that the world~ ~is more easily induced
 53    3,    7|       retreate himselfe from the World, and not to be any longer
 54    3,    7|      cannot chuse, but let the~ ~World know by their outward habits,
 55    3,    7|   publike~ ~manifestation to the world, that (in meere devotion,
 56    3,    7|       yeeres in exile thorow the world; you cannot denie,~ ~but
 57    3,    7|       ever being revealed to the world. They~ ~were then in a place
 58    3,    7|          husband, nothing in the world can be so welcom to me.
 59    3,    8|        thou wast~ ~living in the World. But if the Fates vouchsafe
 60    3,    8|    hereafter to send thee to the World once more; remember thy~ ~
 61    3,    8|        their ever visiting~ ~the World any more? Yes, saide the
 62    3,    8|  appeased, and let me visite the World on againe: I would be~ ~
 63    3,    8|          should be~ ~sent to the world againe, and set free from
 64    3,    8|        and sent to~ ~live in the world againe. Thou didst leave
 65    3,    8|   brought againe to live in this world; for which~ ~unspeakable
 66    3,    9|          there is nothing in the world that can be so welcome to
 67    3,    9|         gone begging through the world. Yet~ ~now at length, I
 68    3,   10|         from the things of the~ ~world, as in particular the hermits
 69    4      |          is without Envy in this world, but misery~ ~onely.~ ~
 70    4,    1|          most joyfull man of the world, and began to~ ~contrive
 71    4,    1|   travalles and miseries of this World, have now no more to~ ~meddle
 72    4,    2|         living~ ~creature in the World may know it; for you are
 73    4,    2|    without any taxation of the~ ~world, or ill apprehension of
 74    4,    2|       beyond all Womens in the~ ~world, and utterly impossible
 75    4,    2|        such as are not in this~ ~world to be seene, neither to
 76    4,    3|          and some quarter of the world~ ~dissigned out by us, where
 77    4,    4| prodigally, in many parts of the world beside,~ ~flourished with
 78    4,    4|     singularities beside; as the World~ ~had given eare to innumberlesse
 79    4,    4|   contentment, as nothing in the world could be more~ ~pleasing
 80    4,    4|          free meanes, to let the world know, whether he were a~ ~
 81    4,    6|        more see him in the other world: for immediately you sinke~ ~
 82    4,    6|           above all other in the world I~ ~most intirely affected.
 83    4,    7|        many other parts of~ ~the world, to make all answerable
 84    4,    7|       was no better thing in the world to cleanse~ ~the teeth withall,
 85    4,    8|       then all other else in the world~ ~beside, and yet indeede
 86    4,   10|         water to be had in the~ ~world? Alas deere Wife (saide
 87    5,    1|       other conquest else in the world could make him, after he
 88    5,    3|      Lady and~ ~Mistresse of the world, though now scarsely so
 89    5,    3|         most wofull man in~ ~the world, wandering one while this
 90    5,    6|         perfections of body; the World cannot yeeld a~ ~more compleate
 91    5,    7|         the wofullest man in the World, for his so rash~ ~proceeding,
 92    5,    9|        he wish to~ ~live in this World. How farre then voyde of
 93    5,    9|         left to keepe him in the world. I~ ~know it well (quoth
 94    5,    9|       had disgraced him~ ~in the World: consented thereto, so she
 95    5,    9|        better husband (for the~ ~world) then before, and they lived,
 96    5,   10|        not intended to be of the World,~ ~I could have coopt my
 97    5,   10|        of Saint Frances, all the World admiring her~ ~sanctity
 98    5,   10|         Wee have nothing in this World but what is given us, in~ ~
 99    5,   10|          she was borne into this World,~ ~and her selfe likewise,
100    5,   10|      reputation shee had in this World? Her Husband, being an honourable~ ~
101    6,  Ind|     light, and every part of our world began~ ~to looke cleare:
102    6,    2|          great commanders of the world, do many times~ ~hide their
103    6,    5|          the best Painter in the world, as indeede~ ~thou art?
104    6,    6|        was the most noble in the world, for which he gets a good~ ~
105    6,    6|          but~ ~also in the whole world. All philosophers and such
106    6,    6|          for people of the other world that they should not know
107    6,    6|          for people of the other world that I will lay any one
108    6,    6|          their faces for all the world resemble such as children~ ~
109    6,   10| chearfull countenance, and the~ ~world afforded not a more crafty
110    6,   10|        all the yeare; as all the world was no where able to~ ~yeeld
111    6,   10|         be the Paradise of~ ~the World.~ ~ They bathed themselves
112    7,    3|       wretched condition of this world, that they shame not~ ~(
113    7,    5|        other Woman living in the world?~ ~But my sins are not to
114    7,    5|         to her selfe. What a mad world is this~ ~when jealousie
115    7,    5|  extreamly jealous, as all the~ ~world cannot otherwise perswade
116    7,    5|         wise, as thou makest the world to beleeve by outward~ ~
117    7,    6|          sorrowfull woman of the world; for nothing~ ~was now to
118    7,    7|           and other parts of the world where they had bin, and
119    7,    7|         onely faire woman of the world. Many of the rest~ ~maintained
120    7,    7|       and loved none else in the world beside: he gave a farre~ ~
121    7,    8|      make her a shame to all the world.~ ~ You need make no doubt,
122    7,    9|          thee onely. For all the world could~ ~not make me otherwise
123    7,    9|        setled judgement, all the world~ ~should not perswade him,
124    7,   10|         had seene in the~ ~other world.~ ~ ~ ~ Now there remained
125    7,   10|         beatitudes were in the~ ~world to come, according to the
126    7,   10|      tidings out of the~ ~nether world. Meucio was a while somewhat
127    7,   10|       was my chance in the other world, to be Godfather at a childs~ ~
128    7,   10|          inflicted in the future world, for offences of frailty
129    7,   10|           as no musicke in the~ ~world could be more pleasing;
130    8,    2|     being made scandall to the~ ~world, is a sufficient warning
131    8,    3|         witty conceite, as~ ~the world did not yeeld a more pleasant
132    8,    4|           in despight of all the world) love a~ ~Gentlewoman whether
133    8,    4|      youthfullest gallant in the World could doe.~ ~Whereas (in
134    8,    6|       the wofullest man in the~ ~world, telling every one that
135    8,    6|         Bruno) and let all the~ ~world beleeve thee, if they list
136    8,    7|          onely jocond man of the world, and failed~ ~not the time
137    8,    7|       the wofullest woman in the world,~ ~because (as yet) she
138    8,    7|         the onely place in the~ ~world, where such a weighty businesse
139    8,    7|        have~ ~described, all the world could not yeelde the like
140    8,    7|        more beneficiall unto the world, then millions of such as~ ~
141    8,    9|        and better then all the~ ~world is aware of, for I cannot
142    8,    9|       most earnest desire in the world,~ ~to know what this Travailing
143    8,    9|         and Carbuncles, as the~ ~world affoordeth not the like.
144    8,    9|    thither from all parts of the world; alwayes~ ~provided, if
145    8,    9|           All the Queenes of the world are there, even so farre~ ~
146    8,    9|     choise beauties of the whole World, and wee appeared so pleasing
147    8,    9|          then any~ ~thing in the world beside, accounting it a
148    8,    9|          man now living in the~ ~world, that hath the like Authoritie
149    8,    9|          any man~ ~living in the World could do. Ah worthy Buffalmaco,
150    8,    9|          thence,~ ~no men in the world could bee more sorrowfull
151    8,    9|        houses are there in the~ ~world, where she hath not some
152    8,   10|         as an open scorne to the World, wounded with~ ~disgrace,
153    9,    1|         but throughout the whole World beside.~ ~Moreover, while
154    9,    3|            come from me into the world? I plainly perceyve, that
155    9,    6|        as the best Prince in the world can wish no better,~ ~and
156    9,    6|        wisest young men in the~ ~world, perceiving his errour;
157    9,    9|      throughout all parts of the world; for~ ~answering all doubtfull
158    9,   10|          know not any man in the world, to whom I would~ ~disclose
159   10,    2|          richest Prelates in the world) came to Rome, and there~ ~
160   10,    3|        vaine, except~ ~I rid the world of him, which (seeing his
161   10,    3|          many more such men, the world that is now wretched and~ ~
162   10,    4|     above all things else in the world) I ever have~ ~most respectively
163   10,    4|        to love none other in the world; be you~ ~my judges, whether
164   10,    5|           all other Women in the world, offering me wonderfull
165   10,    5|      dishonest suite open to the world, that~ ~he may receive punishment
166   10,    5|        into divers partes of the world, to find out~ ~any one that
167   10,    5|        with joy, said. All the~ ~world could never make mee beleeve (
168   10,    5|         all~ ~things else in the world) he most desired to have,
169   10,    6|          both brought into the~ ~world at one birth, and Twinnes,
170   10,    7|         good faith Bernardo, the world would sustaine~ ~a great
171   10,    7|         all~ ~things else in the world, although a bashfull blush
172   10,    7|         gave occasion to the who world beside,~ ~to renowne his
173   10,    8|         Mistresse of the~ ~whole World and hee is of a Citie subject
174   10,    9|          greatest Monarch in the World to weare. Last of all, on
175   10,   10|         onely happy man~ ~of the world.~ ~ In like manner, towards
176   10,   10|         few else (but he) in the world would~ ~have done: because
177   10,   10|         woman was not in all the world beside. And~ ~were it not
178   10,   10|       the onely happy man of the world. But I humbly entreat your~ ~
179   10,   10|      above all women else in the world; giving thee justly this
180   10, Song|        day appeared, and all the world awaked out of~ ~sleepe,