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  1  Ind      |       one to do as he listed.~ ~ Betweene these two rehearsed extremities
  2    1,    1|      cause enmities and scandals betweene kindred and friends, or
  3    1,    1|          as others of the Court, betweene whom he made no~ ~difference
  4    1,    1|   understood the passage of all, betweene him and~ ~the ghostly Father,
  5    1,    4|       and such a bargaine passed betweene them, that from the~ ~Church,
  6    1,    4|      hearing what noyse was made betweene them, and a feminine~ ~voyce
  7    1,    7|  treating on honest~ ~marriages, betweene friends and familiars, and (
  8    1,    7|    sowing questions and quarrels betweene one~ ~another, making no
  9    2,    2|     money about~ ~him, concluded betweene themselves to rob him, so
 10    2,    3|     descanted on the happy night betweene her and Rinaldo, Madam~ ~
 11    2,    3|        all~ ~men) warre happened betweene the King of England, and
 12    2,    3|       peace would be~ ~concluded betweene the Father and the Sonne,
 13    2,    3|      religious~ ~vowes have past betweene us both, and the Ring on
 14    2,    3|       the presence of God onely, betweene~ ~Alessandro and my selfe,
 15    2,    3|        Knights, and made peace~ ~betweene them, the Princesse, and
 16    2,    3|         celebrating the marriage betweene them,~ ~which being finished,
 17    2,    3|          pacified the~ ~troubles betweene the King and his sonne,
 18    2,    4|         Daughters head, and then betweene them,~ ~Landolpho was led
 19    2,    5|         as often we see reserved betweene two houses, for eithers~ ~
 20    2,    6|      they made no distinguishing betweene their damme and~ ~her. Thus
 21    2,    6|          remembring the speeches betweene her and~ ~Messer Conrado,
 22    2,    7|         being, conference passed betweene~ ~them, concerning the rare
 23    2,    7|          motion, shee sate downe betweene them,~ ~their delight being
 24    2,    8|          mighty dissentions grew betweene both the Nations,~ ~insomuch,
 25    2,    8|     feared, namely, the marriage betweene this their~ ~Sonne and Gianetta.~ ~
 26    2,    8|         leagues of truces passed betweene him and the Germaines)~ ~
 27    2,    9|          some conference passing betweene them, shee was entertayned~ ~
 28    2,   10|         Planets held conjunction betweene~ ~you and me, whereas here
 29    3,    2|        in a~ ~Gallery, which was betweene both their lodging Chambers.
 30    3,    3|       might be the~ ~best meanes betweene her and her friend.~ ~ Having
 31    3,    6|          the rites of~ ~marriage betweene you still unstained.~ ~
 32    3,    6|       the wanton follies passing betweene them, and come to~ ~Madame
 33    3,    6|      mortall hatred must arise~ ~betweene your husband and mee, and (
 34    3,    6|     selfe, and cause such perill betweene your husband and me: for~ ~
 35    3,    7|   private familiarity had passed betweene us. When iristantly he used~ ~
 36    3,    7|   greater? Familiar conversation betweene man and man~ ~and woman,
 37    3,    7|         a further reconciliation betweene her and~ ~Theobaldo, when
 38    3,    7|             to be solemnely past betweene his brethren and Aldobrandino.
 39    3,    7|          what occurrences hapned betweene them from time to time,
 40    3,    7|          caused heavie variances betweene them, was now converted~ ~
 41    3,    7|     knowing what love had passed betweene him and his daughter~ ~Hermelina.
 42    3,    9|    wherefore, she had determined betweene~ ~heaven and her soule,
 43    3,    9|      familiar conferences passed betweene them, with the gifts of~ ~
 44    3,    9|         speeches in bed, uttered betweene himselfe and her,~ ~being
 45    3,   10|          in~ ~me, to distinguish betweene good and evill, I have alwayes
 46    4,    2|        knew not~ ~the difference betweene an ordinary complexion,
 47    4,    2|    telling him what~ ~had hapned betweene her and God Cupid, with
 48    4,    2|      some few speeches passing~ ~betweene them, he knew him to be
 49    4,    3|    familiarity which hath past~ ~betweene us, may render you some
 50    4,    3|         large,~ ~what had passed betweene him and the other two young
 51    4,    3|      which formerly had passed~ ~betweene them. For, being one day
 52    4,    4|          COMMENDATION OF JUSTICE BETWEENE PRINCES; AND DECLARING~ ~
 53    4,    4|   Letters and Love-tokens passed betweene them, each~ ~being as highly
 54    4,    5|        seene in the time past,~ ~betweene their sister and Lorenzo.~ ~
 55    4,    6|      vowes being mutually passed betweene them, that~ ~nothing but
 56    4,    6|       familiar Discourse passing betweene them, Gabriello~ ~demanded
 57    4,    6|        the secret love~ ~passing betweene us: but yet in such honest
 58    4,    6|         and solemne vowes passed betweene us, to be put~ ~into the
 59    4,    6|      farre hence, and thither~ ~(betweene us two) he may be easily
 60    4,    7|       yet no~ ~immodesty passing betweene them: but affection grew
 61    4,    7|          gummes, and champing it betweene them~ ~also, saying; that
 62    4,    8|     names of familiarity passing betweene Boyes and Girles, as King
 63    4,    8|         no other titles passed~ ~betweene them, even in the hearing
 64    4,   10|         conflict happening there betweene two Noble Families, wherein
 65    4,   10|        there is now a contention betweene him and~ ~another man, to
 66    4,   10|       she rehearsed the speeches betweene the~ ~Joyner, and him that
 67    5,    1|        pacified all unkindnesses betweene them and their Mistresses:
 68    5,    1|   difference (about these rapes) betweene Rhodes and Cyprus.~ ~ But
 69    5,    1|    appeased,~ ~endangering warre betweene the Kingdomes: after a limited
 70    5,    2|        other~ ~discourse passing betweene them, Martuccio departed
 71    5,    3|        The~ ~entercourse of love betweene these twaine, had so equally
 72    5,    3|      intelligences passing still betweene, at~ ~length he understood
 73    5,    3|      they did, and arrived there betweene seven and eight of the clock.
 74    5,    3|        of firme love was settled betweene them. The Lady of the Castle,
 75    5,    3|         endeavour, to make peace betweene you and~ ~your discontented
 76    5,    5|    deadly hatred grew suddenly~ ~betweene them, the one being named
 77    5,    5|       the bargaine was agreed on betweene them, and~ ~nothing else
 78    5,    5|    Giovanni; a conclusion passed betweene them, that (upon a certaine~ ~
 79    5,    5|         of peace was~ ~confirmed betweene Giovanni and Menghino, to
 80    5,    6|          grew a great contention betweene them, to which of them this
 81    5,    7|       marriage being agreed on~ ~betweene them, it was celebrated
 82    5,   10|          and those other rites~ ~betweene a Husband and Wife. Let
 83    5,   10|        kindnesse, as ought to be betweene Man and Wife, hee returned~ ~
 84    5,   10|       one unkinde word passing~ ~betweene them. After Supper, the
 85    5,   10|           such as ought to bee~ ~betweene Man and Wife.~ ~ Dioneus
 86    6,  Ind|      they sung the love-conflict betweene~ ~Troylus and Cressida.
 87    6,    1|         or the especiall enmitie betweene our~ ~complexions and the
 88    6,    4|         Many other speeches past betweene them in a short while, but
 89    6,    7|          me, on the night named, betweene the Armes of Lazarino, where~ ~
 90    6,    9|         GREAT DIFFERENCE THAT IS BETWEENE~ ~ LEARNING AND IGNORANCE,
 91    6,   10|    company; yet~ ~they concluded betweene themselves, to shew him
 92    6,   10|        his breeches were so rent betweene his legges, his shooes and~ ~
 93    7,    3|     familiar intercourses passed betweene them, both of Reynards kinde~ ~
 94    7,    3|       such an~ ~agreement passed betweene them, that, for once onely (
 95    7,    4|       passed so farre~ ~mutually betweene them, as nothing wanted,
 96    7,    5|          one; making distinction betweene those dayes appointed~ ~
 97    7,    6|       such an agreement passed~ ~betweene them, that though some rough
 98    7,    7|       Beatrix, whatsoever passed betweene her and Anichino, I~ ~know
 99    7,    8|       formerly heard) continuing betweene Roberto~ ~and Arriguccio,
100    7,    8|        found the craftie compact betweene thee and thy Minnion? Did~ ~
101    7,   10| notwithstanding the~ ~Gossipship betweene them, had more then a moneths
102    7,   10|          to infringe the amity~ ~betweene him and Tingoccio, and so
103    7,   10|     dalliances, which had passed betweene my~ ~Gossip and me, and
104    8,    1|       upon any covenant passed~ ~betweene them; whereuppon, she sayde.
105    8,    1|        formerly it was compacted betweene~ ~them) shee came to converse
106    8,    2|     further friendship increased betweene~ ~her and sweet Sir Simon.~ ~
107    8,    3|        heard the harsh bickering betweene him and his Wife,~ ~and
108    8,    3|        againe: then~ ~they stept betweene them; affirming, That the
109    8,    4|         complexion of her~ ~face betweene greene and yellow, as if
110    8,    4|         sort as it was compacted betweene them. Faire and softly went
111    8,    4|       Provoste, close snugging~ ~betweene the armes of Ciutazza. Upon
112    8,    7|          love, or to be embraced betweene her~ ~armes.~ ~ After that
113    8,    7|      conflict in his~ ~thoughts, betweene content and pitty. It did
114    8,    8|         Rougher Language growing betweene them, of his avouching,~ ~
115    8,    8|         no imbarrement of~ ~love betweene your wife and mee, albeit
116    8,    8|       else is now to bee divided betweene~ ~us, seeing we have shared
117    8,    9|           on the communication~ ~betweene the two Wives of Sienna,
118    8,    9|        remaineth this difference betweene us, that they never restore
119    8,    9|   painted the furious Battaile~ ~betweene the Rats and Cats, which
120    8,    9|      matter was thus agreed on~ ~betweene them, Bruno departed thence,
121    8,   10|  ungently used, a breach is made betweene~ ~the best frends living.
122    9,    3|      after salutations~ ~passing betweene them; in a manner of admiration,
123    9,    5|     Bruno plaid the~ ~Ambassador betweene them, in delivering the
124    9,    6|           Discontentment growing betweene them,~ ~the Mother perceiving
125    9,    6|       very hardly could one step betweene them. The~ ~best of these
126    9,    6|        angry speeches~ ~had past betweene him and Panuccio. The Hoste
127    9,    8|         tokens continue familiar betweene thee and~ ~me, when thou
128   10,    2|     divers other speeches passed betweene them, the one still advising~ ~
129   10,    5|    intire love and friendship,~ ~betweene himselfe and the Noble Lord
130   10,    5|  bountifull recompence agreed on betweene them, hee having~ ~seene
131   10,    7|         love: so taking her head betweene his~ ~hands he kissed her
132   10,    8|           and Schoole,~ ~it bred betweene them such a brother-hoode
133   10,    8|         she sitting in the midst betweene them, Titus~ ~making himselfe
134   10,    8|         as also the intire amity betweene thee and Gisippus (unto
135   10,    8|         the marriage consumated, betweene Titus and Sophronia, albeit
136   10,    8|        by~ ~such direct passages betweene themselves, as exceeded
137   10,    8|         commotions arising daily betweene them, drawing both Gisippus
138   10,    8|         and difference happening betweene them about it, hee~ ~that
139   10,    8|          the strict~ ~contention betweene these two persons. And questionlesse,
140   10,    8|    dividing the~ ~stolne booties betweene us; I slew my Companyon,
141   10,    9|    Language had bin intercoursed betweene~ ~them, Saladine (with his
142   10,    9|         and friendship confirmed betweene us, to be mindfull of~ ~