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  1  Ind      | comprehended without confusion; I purpose to stile them by names,~ ~
  2  Ind      |        the place of their first~ ~purpose of stay, which was seated
  3    1,    1|         their paines proved to no purpose,~ ~because he (honest man)
  4    1,    1|           utterly unworthy, yet I purpose (by your reverend~ ~permission)
  5    1,    2|            such a voyage is to no purpose. If thou standest upon any
  6    1,    2|    Jehannot perceyving his setled purpose, said: Goe then in Gods
  7    1,    4|        traines of Saladine: I now purpose to tell you in a few plaine~ ~
  8    1,    4|           pernitious and~ ~vile a purpose, I know not: but so farre
  9    1,    4|      immodest meditation, and his purpose quite altered which~ ~he
 10    1,    5|       speeding in so~ ~unkingly a purpose, dinner being ended, by
 11    1,    6|          former tale, and which I purpose to relate) pleasantly reprooved~ ~
 12    1,    9|        might~ ~declare his plaine purpose to see her.~ ~ Both shee
 13    2,    1|            answered Martellino. I purpose to go in~ ~the disguise
 14    2,    1|           not done, otherwise~ ~I purpose to make you no more answers.~ ~
 15    2,    2|          still waiting when their purpose should sort to~ ~effect:
 16    2,    5|          Faire or Market (for his purpose)~ ~at Naples, did put five
 17    2,    5|             the foundation of her purpose thereupon, setting her resolution~ ~
 18    2,    5|          being a pit-fall made of purpose, to entrap any such~ ~coxcombe,
 19    2,    5|         out louder, but all to no purpose: when seeing into his~ ~
 20    2,    5|            but all appeared to no purpose.~ ~ The other two fellowes,
 21    2,    6|      beene already related, yet I purpose to tell a Tale, no lesse
 22    2,    6|           her paines sort~ ~to no purpose, and darke night drawing
 23    2,    6|             pursuing on still his purpose, demanded of him, what and
 24    2,    6|           owne estate, as~ ~now I purpose not to speake any thing.
 25    2,    6|          all~ ~things fit for the purpose, and time aptly serving,
 26    2,    7|          endeavour proved to~ ~no purpose, for she refused all familiar
 27    2,    7|          resolved to compasse his purpose by craft and subtilty,~ ~
 28    2,    7|            and convenient for the purpose, they surprized her in such
 29    2,    7|          it much materiall to our purpose,~ ~because your demaund
 30    2,    8|     formerly shee had plotted her purpose; twice hee~ ~demaunded of
 31    2,    8|          prayers were to the same purpose) frankly gave his Son to
 32    2,    8|         bestow a husband on me, I purpose to~ ~love and honor him
 33    2,   10|        Wherefore, the Tale that I purpose~ ~to relate, will likewise
 34    2,   10|        readily prepared~ ~for the purpose), came forth of her Chamber
 35    2,   10|           tutord me. Wherefore my purpose is to continue here with
 36    2,   10|    demourance, and~ ~from hence I purpose not to part.~ ~ Our Judge
 37    3,    1|        thus prosecuted her former purpose, saying. I know not~ ~Sister,
 38    3,    3|           this maner.~ ~ It is my purpose, to acquaint you with a
 39    3,    3|      reason of my anger, and full purpose to avoid all~ ~further mollestation.~ ~
 40    3,    4|           as I shall shew thee, I purpose to teach it thee in full~ ~
 41    3,    5|    Repentance then~ ~serves to no purpose, but you must answer for
 42    3,    6|          also to every convenient purpose. And~ ~as Madam Eliza hath
 43    3,    6|       solicited and pursued his~ ~purpose very secretly, by many Ambassages,
 44    3,    6|            frustrating his unkind purpose to me. Moreover, upon the
 45    3,    6|       being perswaded, that his~ ~purpose would take the full effect:
 46    3,    7|      their full effect) did~ ~not purpose to leave unpunished; but
 47    3,    8|        urge any more,~ ~because I purpose his speedy sending thither:
 48    3,    9|        for you, if I can bring my purpose to~ ~effect. I see that
 49    3,    9|          most convenient~ ~for my purpose, that by some trusty and
 50    3,   10|          all hath prooved to~ ~no purpose, but still I have bin rejected
 51    4,    1|   acquaint him with her private~ ~purpose, which proved to be in this
 52    4,    1|        made it commodious for her purpose, she gave~ ~knowledge thereof
 53    4,    1|       teares to women; and if you purpose to~ ~be cruel, let him and
 54    4,    3|         their desires, and thus I purpose to proceed.~ ~ Every Vice (
 55    4,    3|           extraordinary perils: I purpose~ ~(because we may be the
 56    4,    3|          lay the readiest for the purpose, as also the goods~ ~in
 57    4,    3|   painfull pursuite) to win~ ~his purpose; and meeting with her in
 58    4,    3|   lascivious Duke in~ ~his wanton purpose, and yet to be assured of
 59    4,    3|          the prosecution of his~ ~purpose, that under colour of altering
 60    4,    3|         seeme to alter his bloody purpose; but,~ ~having slaine Magdalena
 61    4,    5|       best suited with their vile purpose: they ran sodainly upon
 62    4,    6|            perswasions were to no purpose, hee sought to compasse
 63    4,    8|           matter incident to this purpose, effectually~ ~to approve,
 64    4,    8|     blowes, which proving to no~ ~purpose, not hindering his accesse
 65    4,    9|          together, and for that~ ~purpose to come and visit him, if
 66    4,   10|      acquainting any one, to what purpose he had provided the~ ~water,
 67    4,   10|        awake: but all was to no~ ~purpose, for he neither moved, or
 68    4,   10|       standing so fitly for~ ~the purpose, and darke night also favouring
 69    4,   10|          Provost, if he had any~ ~purpose to escape with life; went
 70    5,  Ind|     grosse imputations:~ ~which I purpose to disprove, and (I hope)
 71    5,    4|         more~ ~convenient for our purpose, there shall we heare the
 72    5,    5|         he found time fit for the purpose, he discovered~ ~his love
 73    5,    6|      Admirall (pursuing still his purpose) thus replyed. Beleeve me~ ~
 74    5,    7|           Right, and revealed his purpose to Violenta.~ ~Which when
 75    5,    7|         fairely furnished for the purpose, Phineo, his Sonne, Daughter,
 76    5,    8|        shun, as a deadly evill; I purpose~ ~to make apparant by a
 77    5,    8|        time~ ~answerable to their purpose, they invited such as Anastasio
 78    5,   10|           as well for the present purpose wee talke of, as infinite~ ~
 79    6,    4|         nor yet~ ~to invent; as I purpose to let you perceive, by
 80    6,    5|          owne Citizens, of whom I purpose to speake in fewe words.
 81    6,    9|       made unto them, was to no~ ~purpose, neither favoured of any
 82    6,   10|        have spoken~ ~to very good purpose. And therefore, following
 83    6,   10|         time~ ~convenient for his purpose, he advanced himselfe, and
 84    6,   10|         it ready open for their~ ~purpose: where the first thing that
 85    6,   10|          thousand lies to fit his purpose. And when he came to shew
 86    7,    1|     nothing appertaining to our~ ~purpose, she both acquainting, and
 87    7,    2|         taking tooles fit for the purpose; the Fat was whelmed over
 88    7,    3|           suteth with our present purpose, and I cannot sodainly be~ ~
 89    7,    3|       being present to hinder his purpose, but onely the~ ~Nursse
 90    7,    4|          perswasions served to no purpose, he was so setled in his
 91    7,    4|          had beene layde there on purpose, shee cried~ ~out aloud,
 92    7,    5|           proheme to my present~ ~purpose, let none be over rash in
 93    7,    5|       greatly avayle you. And~ ~I purpose now and then, to send you
 94    7,    5|          had come, it was to no~ ~purpose; because her minde was now
 95    7,    6|         HEE CAN~ ~ ACCOMPLISH HIS PURPOSE BY SOME OTHER SUPPLY~ ~ ~ ~
 96    7,    7|         he prosecuted his impious purpose with such alluring~ ~perswasions:
 97    7,    9|          a~ ~time fitting for her purpose, when Nicostratus was in
 98    7,    9|           thought fittest for her purpose, she put the~ ~Tanacles
 99    7,   10|      braine) apt~ ~or fit for the purpose, to paragon the meanest
100    7,   10|           being tuned fit for the purpose, thus she began.~ ~ ~ ~
101    8,    1|      acquainted with his~ ~setled purpose, but onely a deere friend
102    8,    2|           which was set for~ ~the purpose; hee called the Clearke (
103    8,    4|    walking abroad very late, with purpose to~ ~visit the Brethren
104    8,    5|    especiall man, as pickt out of purpose, who~ ~was named Messer
105    8,    6|          all proved not to anie~ ~purpose: onely he desired them to
106    8,    6|           went on to effect theyr purpose. Finding the doore standing
107    8,    7|         apt~ ~and sutable to your purpose: wherefore, with such expedition
108    8,    7|        most~ ~venomous Serpent: I purpose with my utmost hatred, and
109    8,    8|       pursued his unneighbourly~ ~purpose in such sort: that hee being
110    8,    9|            was done to him, and I purpose to speake of another, who
111    8,    9|          opportunitie apt for the purpose, he made the same~ ~request
112    8,   10|         she came prepared for the purpose) shee stept into~ ~the bathe
113    8,   10|       thousand Florines.~ ~And my purpose is, to make my aboade heere
114    8,   10|       restraint to one kinde~ ~of purpose onely. Which being thus
115    9,    1|        their amorous friends: I~ ~purpose to acquaint you with a Novell,
116    9,    3|           Calandrino, wherewith I purpose now to~ ~acquaint you. And
117    9,    4|     finding~ ~company fit for the purpose, he fell to play at the
118    9,    6|      another Nicoletta, of whom I purpose to speake: to the ende~ ~
119    9,    7|        heeretofore bin sayde, I~ ~purpose to acquaint you with a very
120    9,    9|           let mee proceed~ ~to my purpose, and tell you my Novell.~ ~
121    9,    9|           yet they~ ~proved to no purpose, which Melisso and Giosefo
122    9,    9|          your owne house, where I purpose not to~ ~impeach whatsoever
123   10,    3|       would have taken it, as I~ ~purpose to acquaint you withall,
124   10,    3|     slaine daily, and all for one purpose or other.~ ~ Mithridanes,
125   10,    4|         most of all~ ~inclined: I purpose to acquaint you with a generous
126   10,    4|    instruments convenient for the purpose,~ ~he descended downe into
127   10,    4|      perfect the Knights intended purpose, she~ ~sate silent. Others
128   10,    5|  Love-tokens,~ ~all proving to no purpose.~ ~ This vertuous Lady,
129   10,    8|       greatest Kings. Wherefore I purpose to~ ~tell you a Novel, concerning
130   10,    8|           displease you, if you~ ~purpose to proceed any otherwise:
131   10,    9|           small gift, wherewith I purpose to present you. But considering
132   10,   10|          selfe from the~ ~rest, I purpose to speake of a Lord Marquesse,
133   10,   10|           as was prefixed for the purpose, counterfeit Letters~ ~came
134   10,   10|   afterward: in one minute now, I purpose to give thee~ ~that consolation,