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  1  Ind      |          it. But for~ ~all that, I desire it may not be so dreadfull
  2  Ind      |          you to the center of my~ ~desire, by any other way, then
  3  Ind      |        everie one of them (as they desire to deserve our grace) that~ ~
  4    1,    2|           thee; where canst thou~ ~desire conference with greater
  5    1,    2|        else beside. But~ ~if a man desire to see luxury, avarice,
  6    1,    2|        hearing him so earnestly to desire~ ~it. Jehannot was his Godfather,
  7    1,    4|          profession.~ ~ Lascivious desire, and no religious devotion,
  8    1,    5|           the issue of his amorous desire.~ ~ When hee was come within
  9    1,    9|        make choyse of the worst: I desire that this dayes last~ ~tale,
 10    1, Song|        never sute it selfe with my desire.~ ~ ~ ~ Therein I see, upon
 11    1, Song|         plaint therein another new desire?~ ~ So much delight, etc.~ ~ ~ ~
 12    1, Song|      hearts enflamed with the same desire.~ ~ So much delight, etc.~ ~ ~ ~
 13    2,    1|           being also as forward in desire to~ ~see it, presently replied.
 14    2,    1|          that hath cut my purse, I desire he may bee brought before~ ~
 15    2,    2|          no offence to you, that I desire to know, what prayer you
 16    2,    3|          happinesse of my~ ~hearts desire; I know no reason why I
 17    2,    3|         end therefore, that I (who desire nothing more) then to live~ ~
 18    2,    3|        effectually concluded on, I desire to compleat~ ~the rest of
 19    2,    3|          willingly to satisfie her desire. And~ ~therefore, having
 20    2,    4|           FALL, THROUGH A COVETOUS DESIRE TO ENRICH HIMSELFE~ ~ ~ ~
 21    2,    5|      Merchant. But faire Sister, I desire to be resolved in one thing,
 22    2,    5|            coupled with a covetous desire) made him more forward then
 23    2,    6|               affectation of rule, desire of welthy possessions, or
 24    2,    7|              wonne, and his hearts desire verie neere the obtaining:
 25    2,    7|          the heighth of his hearts desire, but onely the strict~ ~
 26    2,    7|       Kinsman to the Prince, had a desire to see her;~ ~and under
 27    2,    7|         friend) most~ ~earnestly I desire you, that if I dye, all
 28    2,    8|   kindnesse) I may enjoy my hearts desire.~ ~ As shee uttered these
 29    2,    8|               The Ladie seeing her desire disappointed, and her fond
 30    2,    8|        that I did not so earnestly desire thy sweete~ ~embracements
 31    2,    8|         his Parents, not daring to desire her in~ ~marriage: for loath
 32    2,    8|              grew great in amorous desire, and his pulse did beate
 33    2,    8|        freely discover his~ ~whole desire, and forthwith she doubted
 34    2,    8|        degree, then by~ ~denying h desire, to let him pine and dye
 35    2,    8|            of a competent Dowry: I desire that Sir Roger, and none~ ~
 36    2,    8|           it; for it was his onely desire, that Sir Roger should bee~ ~
 37    2,    9|              entreates him, but to desire any other that please him;
 38    2,   10|         thee.~ ~ Sir (quoth she) I desire no body to have care of
 39    2, Song|      pleasing, gracious,~ ~ That I desire in such assaults to die.~ ~
 40    2, Song|            Enjoy the benefit of my desire;~ ~ And honour her with
 41    3,    2|        compassing some part of his desire, without either~ ~speaking
 42    3,    2|      finding a time sutable to his desire, when he knew the King~ ~
 43    3,    2|            delay, when his amorous desire was~ ~indifferently satisfied:
 44    3,    2|            Sir, quoth she, I onely desire you to have care of~ ~your
 45    3,    3|           not any thing that I can desire,~ ~but immediately I have
 46    3,    3|            full effecting of~ ~her desire.~ ~ Within a few dayes after,
 47    3,    3|    troubled or disobeyed, only I~ ~desire to live without disturbance,
 48    3,    4|        friend Puccio, that all thy desire and endeavour is, by what
 49    3,    5|           by his base avaricious~ ~desire, and meaning to make a scorne
 50    3,    5|          could speak equally to my desire, yet the season suites not
 51    3,    5|       humbly beseech you, that the desire I have to~ ~accomplish your
 52    3,    6|         compasse the height of his desire:~ ~so that many desperate
 53    3,    6|            to enjoy the end of his desire, as~ ~very earnestly he
 54    3,    6|            Thou hast~ ~glutted thy desire with my disgrace, let me
 55    3,    7|          wisely enjoyed his hearts desire.~ ~ ~ ~ So ceased Fiammetta
 56    3,    7|            her whatsoever he could desire.~ ~Secretly they were espoused
 57    3,    7| tribulation. Out of which if you~ ~desire to be delivered, it is very
 58    3,    7|            replyed the Pilgrime, I desire nor demand any thing of
 59    3,    8|         attaining the issue of his desire.~ ~Yet being subtill, crafty,
 60    3,    8|             quoth the~ ~Abbot) you desire to have him perfectly cured,
 61    3,    9|       bestow me in marriage: but I desire then, to have~ ~such a husband,
 62    3,    9|         such a husband, as I shall desire or demand by your gracious
 63    3,   10|               This done, Rustico's desire was more than ever inflamed
 64    3,   10|        humility, and most intimate desire to please yet all hath prooved
 65    4,    1|          to~ ~compasse her longing desire, and acquaint him with her
 66    4,    3|            tend to your good, as I desire to compasse And because
 67    4,    3|            in regard shee had more desire then power, without~ ~suspition
 68    4,    3|            enjoy his long expected desire; but untill then she~ ~would
 69    4,    3|           the Duke~ ~in his wicked desire; was as contrary to her
 70    4,    3|            that she and I doe most desire. Ninetta being fearefull,
 71    4,    4|          occasion, for the earnest desire he had to~ ~see her: he
 72    4,    6|            a vitlanous and lustful desire in him towards her,~ ~provoking
 73    4,    6|           pardon; because my onely desire is to dye your daughter,
 74    4,    7|    conceyved of him, and~ ~earnest desire to enjoy him. Pasquino on
 75    4,    8|           so in~ ~like manner I do desire you to be gone. Let this
 76    4,   10|            the~ ~passed Novels: my desire is, in regard we would not
 77    5,  Ind|           as it is her Highnesse~ ~desire that this should be: among
 78    5,    1|        issue of his honest amorous desire: made many motions to~ ~
 79    5,    1|            Honest Friends, neither desire of booty, nor hatred to
 80    5,    1|            your~ ~present peace. I desire to have faire Iphigenia
 81    5,    1|            obtaining of his hearts desire,~ ~then any other conquest
 82    5,    1|       Godds had granted his cheefe desire, to the end he should dye
 83    5,    1|           attaine the issue of his desire, if Hormisda received~ ~
 84    5,    2|             And because I rather~ ~desire to walke along by the paths
 85    5,    2|          would, but (as it was her desire) must needs be drowned.~ ~
 86    5,    2|            that she had an earnest desire to~ ~see Thunis, to satisfie
 87    5,    2|        good old Lady commended her desire, and~ ~(even as if she had
 88    5,    3|          were sure to compasse his desire, plainly made the motion,~ ~
 89    5,    3|           to my Husband, and their desire is both honest and~ ~honorable.
 90    5,    3|        thus she proceeded. If your desire~ ~be to joyne in honourable
 91    5,    4|          times he had~ ~an earnest desire to have conference with
 92    5,    4|           like mercy to me, as you desire that I should shew to you.
 93    5,    4|            her Father, and saw her desire to be disappointed; not~ ~
 94    5,    4|            issue of~ ~his hope and desire; to accept his Catharina
 95    5,    5|       compassing the height of his desire, with bountifull promises
 96    5,    6|            thou wilt be weary, and desire to looke off her.~ ~ At
 97    5,    8|      compassion, sprung an earnest desire, to deliver her (if he could)~ ~
 98    5,    9|            reach the height of his desire, he made many~ ~sumptuous
 99    5,    9|         and demanding, if he had a desire to any~ ~thing, willing
100    5,    9|           to compasse~ ~her Sonnes desire: for well she knew, how
101    5,   10|    occasion of mirth and~ ~wit: my desire is, that all our discourse
102    6,    2|          me, and he shall have his desire with all~ ~my hart. So,
103    6,   10|            beyond the seas. If you desire to know what it is, let
104    7,    3|            prevailed in our devout desire,~ ~because the childe is
105    7,    5|            for his greedy covetous desire to know more; he~ ~would
106    7,    7|             toucht with an earnest desire of seeing her, and his minde
107    7,    7|         tutor him~ ~to obtaine his desire. Having given his attendants
108    7,    7|               revealing an earnest desire in himselfe, to serve som
109    7,    7|         being most~ ~convenient, I desire to bee resolved by you:
110    7,    7|            such is his insatiate~ ~desire, as he will not faile to
111    7,    9|            to~ ~compasse her harts desire. Now, whether he observed
112    7,    9|         effect what I so earnestly desire: because, by~ ~languishing
113    7,    9|          have~ ~a kinde of longing desire upon a sodaine, to taste
114    7,    9|         addicted to the very least desire of wantonnesse: that I would
115    7,   10|         taxation, of a spleenitive desire to be~ ~revenged, like the
116    7, Song|            brest,~ ~ Through deepe desire;~ ~ To be once more where
117    7, Song|          at all:~ ~ Other in their desire, feele blessednesse,~ ~
118    8,    1|           hundred Crownes onely: I desire you to lend me so many~ ~
119    8,    1|         hundred Crownes, which~ ~I desire you to pay unto your Husband
120    8,    2|            To compasse his amorous desire, hee~ ~lefte his Cloake (
121    8,    2|     promise whatsoever she~ ~would desire; whereupon, thus shee replyed.
122    8,    2| sufficiently served his turne, and desire her likewise, to send me~ ~
123    8,    4|           you make~ ~the motion: I desire you not to love mee, because
124    8,    7|        compasse thereby his hearts desire.~ ~ The yong Lady, who fixed
125    8,    7|       might fully effect his harts desire. For the lusty yong~ ~Gallant,
126    8,    7|      unfainedly obtaine his hearts desire. Ancilla was~ ~quicke and
127    8,    7|         faile to~ ~accomplish your desire, you onely having the power
128    8,    7|         the name of him whom you~ ~desire to recall. Which when I
129    8,    7|        orderly tel them what you~ ~desire: but be very careful, that
130    8,    7|          have obtayned your hearts desire, and are able to Judge~ ~
131    8,    7|          be so secure as she could desire;~ ~putting off all her garments,
132    8,    7|          liberall or courteous, to desire that of thee, which~ ~thou
133    8,    7|       flinty or Ironhearted, as to desire my miserable death, by casting~ ~
134    8,    7|          and wearisome life, for I desire it beyond~ ~all comfort
135    8,    8|           out at our~ ~Window, and desire her to come dine with us:
136    8,    9|          of, or whatsoever wee can desire. Thus do we~ ~maintaine
137    8,    9|           and had the most earnest desire in the world,~ ~to know
138    8,    9|          great a secret, which you desire to know, yea, a matter of
139    8,    9|           ife or death: having his desire immeasurably enflamed, to
140    8,    9|          among you.~ ~ Nor is this desire of mine but upon great occasion,
141    8,    9|           was swolne so bigge with desire of laughter, that hee had~ ~
142    8,    9|        full period of your longing desire.~ ~ Speake boldly thy minde
143    8,    9|         fitted him unto his owne~ ~desire? How thinkest thou Bruno?
144    8,    9|            and had such an earnest desire, to see the wonders related
145    8,   10|         which Women do most of all desire: her face then appearing,~ ~
146    9,    1|            to any thing which they desire. Wherefore, to free my~ ~
147    9,    1|           it, it is as much~ ~as I desire: but if hee trifle and make
148    9,    5|             according to mine owne desire, dost thou stand like a~ ~
149    9,    9|              wise King Salomon, to desire his advise what meanes he
150    9,   10|         because you so~ ~earnestly desire it, I am the more willing
151   10,    2|          to eate, then any will or desire to~ ~talke: although hee
152   10,    3|           but~ ~thy selfe) that di desire it, nor (perhaps) shall
153   10,    4|         which regard, the favour I desire from you, is no more but
154   10,    4|         his former~ ~health. I now desire to know, if keeping the
155   10,    4|         and, enflamed with earnest desire, to~ ~know what she was,
156   10,    4|            overswayed the heate of desire, which in many men is violent
157   10,    5|    perfected according to her owne desire, and uppon view thereof,
158   10,    6|            into such an~ ~amourous desire to them both, not knowing
159   10,    7|         die for him, it is my sole desire,~ ~ For live with him I
160   10,    7|        respect, it is our Royall~ ~desire, by one meanes or other
161   10,    7|          blush, reputing the Kings desire to be~ ~her owne; in a low
162   10,    8|           with such a thing as I~ ~desire, and could also induce thee
163   10,    8|         but also one~ ~that had no desire to know her: Gisippus gave
164   10,    8|            to him, it was his only desire to die. Wherfore, he would
165   10,    9|          much more then we~ ~could desire or deserve: Wherefore, you
166   10,    9|        gifts~ ~to him, she sayd. I desire you Gentlemen to receive
167   10,    9|            against your will) do I desire it: but whether you~ ~be
168   10,    9|          Countrey as I goe unto: I desire onely but one favour of
169   10,    9|          for my departure hence, I desire to~ ~have it done with all
170   10,   10|            then for any particular desire in my selfe. Let mee now~ ~