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  1  Ind      |            beasts (as endued with reason) after they had pastured
  2  Ind      |         one among us,~ ~ought (in reason) to feare.~ ~ Heere we meete
  3  Ind      |         in any act) the limits of reason.~ ~There shall we heare
  4  Ind      |           all that) it is against reason for~ ~us to rush on, as
  5    1,    2|          revealing to any one the reason of his comming thither)~ ~
  6    1,    3|         all his treasure, and (by reason of some sodaine accident~ ~
  7    1,    3|     practise~ ~shadowed with good reason to ensnare him. And having
  8    1,    4|         would have her, I know no reason why I should gaine-say it.
  9    1,    7|        their dyet of the best. By reason of which most miserable~ ~
 10    1,    9|        could not~ ~accomplish, by reason of her so small time of
 11    2,    1|            but when they knew the reason why the throngs ranne on
 12    2,    1|         Judge) thou requirest but reason; and calling~ ~divers of
 13    2,    2|        was the more perswaded, by reason of his servants comming
 14    2,    3|          hearts desire; I know no reason why I should refuse it.
 15    2,    5|        and so declared to him the reason of their returne.~ ~ Leaving
 16    2,    6|          in both her brests, by~ ~reason of her so late delivery
 17    2,    6|           what she was, and the~ ~reason of her living there; that
 18    2,    6|      informed Geoffrey, upon what reason shee had altered his~ ~name,
 19    2,    6|          without telling them any reason why) led bound to~ ~another
 20    2,    7|         the rest, gave him good~ ~reason to conceive. And although
 21    2,    7|       pleasing beyond measure, by reason of his treacherous advantage;~ ~
 22    2,    7|             propriety of birth, a reason sufficient, whereby his
 23    2,    7|        loves wanton heate, then~ ~reason, kindred, and honourable
 24    2,    7|      mischeefe els beside, yet in reason they ought to be~ ~held
 25    2,    7|           whence, and what I was. Reason~ ~gave me so much understanding,
 26    2,    8|         art thou~ ~assured, or in reason oughtest to be, that there
 27    2,    9|      cannot shew it selfe (by any reason) to be~ ~true, except such
 28    2,    9|            be approved by and the reason thereof may be approved
 29    2,    9|          her sake. Now, the maine reason of my smiling, was the remembrance~ ~
 30    2,    9|           of the~ ~Soldan, and no reason (as yet) made knowne, why
 31    2,   10|         so carelesse of mee, what reason have I to~ ~regard them
 32    3,  Ind|     hearbes and flowres, which by reason of the Sunnes high mounting,~ ~
 33    3,    2|        MAN, WHEN~ ~ HE SHALL HAVE REASON TO USE REVENGE. AND THE
 34    3,    2|         publikely knowne,~ ~which reason requireth to keepe concealed.
 35    3,    3|           to tell~ ~you, the just reason of my anger, and full purpose
 36    3,    5|            and not without good~ ~reason) to acquaint your chaste
 37    3,    6|           Ricciardo,~ ~found good reason in them, in regard of the
 38    3,    7|        one could understand~ ~the reason of his sadnesse.~ ~ After
 39    3,    7|       adjoyning, and demanded the reason of their wearing mourning.~ ~
 40    3,    7| Corne-loft with~ ~his man. Now by reason of many disturbing imaginations,
 41    3,    7|             bemoaned, because (in reason) it did neerely concerne
 42    3,    7|          Sir, quoth shee; but the reason of my anger towards him,
 43    3,    7|        you enforced against all~ ~reason, to take away Theobaldo
 44    3,    7|         of Aldobrandino, where by reason of Theobaldoes~ ~absence,
 45    3,    8|           of the~ ~neighbours, by reason of their setled opinion,
 46    3,    9|            they not knowing~ ~any reason for her refusalles. By this
 47    3,    9|           dangerous condition, by reason of a strange swelling~ ~
 48    3,    9|          very lovingly. Now,~ ~by reason of the Counts so long absence,
 49    4,    3|           excluded all respect of reason, and dimnd (with darke vapors)
 50    4,    3|         yea, and so strangely was reason or respect confounded in
 51    4,    3|    intimate friends, what was the reason of Ninettaes apprehension,~ ~
 52    4,    4|        Gerbino, nor any doubtfull reason to urge this security from
 53    4,    5|    beleeved, because they knew no reason why they should~ ~conceite
 54    4,    5|      motions, to understand~ ~the reason of her so violent oppressions;
 55    4,    6|         this hath bene a grounded reason for some men, to give as
 56    4,    6|          liking, I have no~ ~just reason to be offended therewith.
 57    4,    7|           dayly wooll to spin, by reason his Master was~ ~a Clothier)
 58    4,    8|       against infallible grounded reason, yea, and to attempt~ ~courses,
 59    4,    8|    increasing~ ~more and more, by reason of his absence from Silvestra,
 60    4,    8|          overcome with sleepe, by reason of his painefull~ ~toyling
 61    4,    8|          any knowledge of her, by reason of her~ ~disguised garments:
 62    4,    9|             THAT LOVE CONTRARY TO REASON: IN OFFERING INJURIE BOTH
 63    4,    9|      murthered their Master, by~ ~reason of their armed disguises,
 64    4,   10|         be~ ~dead) in a Chest, by reason that he had drunke Water,
 65    4,   10|           water, nor what was his reason of setting it there; when
 66    4,   10|        the roome, as if sense and reason had forsaken her;~ ~so violent
 67    4,   10|    soundly sleeping~ ~by them, by reason of their so late walking
 68    4,   10|       fetch him wine or water, by reason my~ ~Mistresse sat in the
 69    5,    1|            ornament of the soule, reason and judgement; being (indeed
 70    5,    1|          those~ ~quarters, and by reason it was then the month of
 71    5,    1|        become a man~ ~endued with reason. Afterward, by adverse fortune,
 72    5,    2|          the same manner. Now the reason (Gracious~ ~Lord) why thus
 73    5,    3|            requested, to know the reason of her thus arriving there:~ ~
 74    5,    4|     heates of youthfull blood, by reason of~ ~your farre colder complexion,
 75    5,    4|    request, which is no more then reason? What matter is it to~ ~
 76    5,    5|          day, as we have~ ~little reason to complaine any more of
 77    5,    5|          no further, then as with reason and equity well~ ~he might;
 78    5,    5|      because (as yet) she knew no reason for it,~ ~hee turned himselfe
 79    5,    7|          quoth Pedro)~ ~with what reason can you wish my tarrying
 80    5,    8|          up his head, to know the reason of this noise. When~ ~he
 81    5,    8|      heere with wi me; as for the reason~ ~thereto mooving me, you
 82    5,    9|          to acquaint him with the reason~ ~of her comming thither,
 83    5,    9|            and those duties which reason~ ~owne wi ought to maintaine,
 84    5,    9|            as justly, and in good reason I may complain of~ ~her,
 85    5,   10|          was found, which was the reason of the~ ~Suppers breaking
 86    5,   10|         often. Demaunded of her a reason for it, and~ ~who it was
 87    5,   10|          you Wife now I see the~ ~reason, why you kept us so long
 88    5,   10|      Supper, and now you know the reason of my so soone~ ~returning.~ ~
 89    5,   10|       Wife had spoken nothing but reason,~ ~in regard of his over-much
 90    5,   10|          short of your Supper, by reason of my so soone returning
 91    6,  Ind|     presence, she~ ~demaunded the reason of their discord; and Tindaro
 92    6,    2|          the times quality, or by reason~ ~of his paines taken, perhaps
 93    6,    2|    dishonest message, nor had the reason to yeeld or grant it.~ ~
 94    6,    8|        festivall day, what is the reason of your so soone returning~ ~
 95    6,    9|    society. And not without great reason: for, over and beside his~ ~
 96    6,   10|      least that carrieth apparant reason, for reproofe of perils,
 97    6, Song|    conjecture, what should be the reason of her singing in this manner.~ ~
 98    7,    2|      would it not minister just~ ~reason, of punishing themselves
 99    7,    2|     opened the doore, to know the reason of his so soone~ ~returning.~ ~
100    7,    2|       wise worke, and this is the reason of my so soone returning.~ ~
101    7,    3|           charme; which was the~ ~reason of making fast the Chamber
102    7,    4|    without any occasion given, or reason~ ~knowne to himselfe) he
103    7,    4|      Windowes, and demaunding~ ~a reason for this their disquietnesse,
104    7,    5|           YET WHEN THEY HAVE GOOD REASON~ ~ FOR IT, DO LEAST OF ALL
105    7,    5|        her. And he had no other~ ~reason for this foolish conceit;
106    7,    5|   jealousie, without knowing anie reason for it: for, by this~ ~beastlike
107    7,    6|          him., and understand the reason of his~ ~distemper. Lambertuccio
108    7,    7|           occasion so served. The reason for~ ~his journey urged
109    7,    7|        thee towards me) give me a reason for that harty sigh.~ ~
110    7,    7|         your self, whether I have reason to move~ ~this question,
111    7,    8|           sake, what~ ~may be the reason of your comming hither in
112    7,    8|           quite against sense, or reason, that thou shouldest be
113    7,    9|           favourable, then either reason or~ ~judgement, could give
114    7,    9|         my minde, to understand a reason why~ ~they do so.~ ~ Seating
115    7,    9|      strangely wandred, both from reason and all~ ~reall apprehension:
116    8,    3|       store of them about him, by reason he was so neere~ ~to them,
117    8,    3|         home, as well as hee? And reason too, replyed Bruno. It is
118    8,    3|      against mee, and I know no~ ~reason to the contrary, why I should
119    8,    5|    offence, and that is the maine reason why I relate it.~ ~ It is
120    8,    7|        doe: but to understand the reason of things, as~ ~also the
121    8,    7|     recovery: so much the greater reason had he to account his~ ~
122    8,    7|          who stood bound (by good reason) to be~ ~her enemy.~ ~ Continuing
123    8,    7|         when I had~ ~little or no reason at all to trust thee) and
124    8,    7|          that were there no other reason to induce liking thereof:~ ~
125    8,    7|      plyable for her owne use, by reason of their~ ~rifts and smarting.
126    8,    7|        further ensuing danger, by reason of her legs breaking.~ ~
127    8,    7|       affliction to the Ladie (by reason of her~ ~fleshes flaying
128    8,    8|           mee, albeit I have good reason to alledge,~ ~that she began
129    8,    8|        Zeppa did no more, then in reason and equity he might well
130    8,    9|       with your selfe, what great reason we have to live~ ~more merrily,
131    8,    9|     qualities. And had I no other reason, to affect you in~ ~such
132    8,   10|            would~ ~needs know the reason of his passionate affliction,
133    9,    1|          wher you~ ~shal know the reason of this strange businesse,
134    9,    2|          perceyved~ ~plainly, the reason of Isabellas speeches, and
135    9,    4|       impudently, saying.~ ~ What reason have I to spoyle thy life (
136    9,    5|        boldly on my fore-alledged reason, and tel you~ ~truly how
137    9,    5|       blow man? What may~ ~be the reason of these unwonted qualities?
138    9,    5| acquainted him~ ~withall, and the reason of her resorting thither.
139    9,    5|        beyond the compasse of all reason) when he~ ~brought home
140    9,    5|    running in haste~ ~to know the reason of this loude noise, and
141    9,    7|    WHEREBY (WITH SOME INDIFFERENT REASON) IT IS CONCLUDED, THAT~ ~
142    9,    7|        this house. She demanded a reason for this~ ~advice of his.
143    9,    9|          to bee governed: meerely reason commandeth, that they should~ ~
144    9,   10|           those of bruite beasts, reason onely~ ~distinguishing this
145    9, Song|       season,~ ~ Maides have best reason,~ ~ To dance and sing;~ ~
146    9, Song|       season,~ ~ Maides have best reason,~ ~ To dance and sing;~ ~
147   10,    1|          and bestow nothing where reason requireth:~ ~even so, the
148   10,    3|      commend him, yet~ ~I have no reason at all to do it. These Words,
149   10,    3|          comming thither, and the reason~ ~urging him thereto. Nathan
150   10,    4|         Knight; that he had great reason to affect her: And viewing
151   10,    5|        among us,~ ~but (with good reason) may maintaine, that Signiour
152   10,    6|        and first of that name, by reason of his magnificent~ ~enterprises,
153   10,    7|       understood immediately, the reason of this so sudden~ ~alteration,
154   10,    8|        miserable man. Give way to reason, bridle thine intemperate
155   10,    8|          ceassing to demaunde a~ ~reason, why he should become thus
156   10,    8|          constant now as ever.~ ~ Reason is my warrant in this case,
157   10,    8|           as much both duty and~ ~reason affronted him with shame;
158   10,    8|         therefore, had I no other reason to love thee, yet because
159   10,    8|      great, as it surmounteth all reason or shame in me, I will yeeld~ ~
160   10,    8|      chosen you to be my Husband, reason requires then, that I~ ~
161   10,    8|      Sophronia's~ ~friends had no reason to bee offended, but rather
162   10,    8|            that with~ ~perpetuall reason, and void of any error,
163   10,    8|            rather from furie then reason, and~ ~(with continuall
164   10,    8|         us come now to our second reason, wherein, with farre~ ~greater
165   10,    8|           alliance: but I know no reason, why I should not be as
166   10,    8|           affection, that can (in reason) more approve your act,
167   10,    8|            For this, and no other reason, did I presume to use the
168   10,    8|       Noble Lord Titus, he had no reason thus~ ~to accuse himselfe,
169   10,    9|      Novell, is not without great reason, to see it so~ ~slenderly
170   10,    9|          Novell, if we cannot (by reason of our manifold imperfections)~ ~
171   10,    9|        them; and this is the only reason, why I~ ~would tie thee
172   10,    9|          amazed, and demanded the reason why he ranne in such haste,~ ~
173   10,    9|           cry, and perceiving the reason; he called~ ~the Abbot by