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  1  Ind      |         ensuing Discourses: I must set~ ~them downe (even as constrained
  2  Ind      |            All of them being there set downe in a round~ ~ring,
  3    1,    1|          as it were) by necessity, set downe his~ ~resolution,
  4    1,    5|       Gennes or Genoua, there~ ~to set forward on the intended
  5    1,    6|          came when the~ ~Abbot was set at the Table. Primasso hearing
  6    1,    6|            Lord Abbot was himselfe set: whereupon, every thing~ ~
  7    1,    9| determination among themselves was set downe, to allow him~ ~favourable
  8    1,    9|         and make a mockery of him; set a merry countenance on the~ ~
  9    2,    1|            caused~ ~himselfe to be set on the body of Saint Arriguo,
 10    2,    1|           would to God I had never set foot within this City, as
 11    2,    3|          any further deferring, he set away for Italy. It came
 12    2,    3|         not accept me as thy wife, set a locke upon~ ~thy lippes
 13    2,    4|              calmed, the Carrackes set saile againe, having a prosperous
 14    2,    4|          some costly and curiously set in Gold, and~ ~others not
 15    2,    6|         first service was scarsely set on the~ ~Tables, but the
 16    2,    6|             slew the Guards, and~ ~set him at liberty. Then as
 17    2,    7|          having their sailes ready set, and the winde aptly fitting
 18    2,    7|          not~ ~be, was a motive to set a keener edge on his affection
 19    2,    7|        fancies were thus amorously set on fire, the time came,~ ~
 20    2,    7|           of my women) brought and set safely on~ ~the shore.~ ~
 21    2,    7|           shagge-haird villaines~ ~set upon us, carrying away from
 22    2,    8|       chose utterly to forsake and set~ ~aside, then to faile of
 23    2,    8|         dearely as mine owne life. Set~ ~therefore aside this nice
 24    3,  Ind|       Fountaine stood, and~ ~being set about it, as they used to
 25    3,    3|        lately committed, I hope to set him in such heate, as shall
 26    3,    4|           things as I will readily set thee downe in writing, without
 27    3,    6|       place, and (henceforward) to set aside~ ~all hope, of ever
 28    3,    6|        before, became so sodainely set on fire to know~ ~what shee
 29    3,    7|        returne to Florence. Having set all his affaires in due
 30    3,    7|          the sentence is already~ ~set downe in writing. But yet
 31    3,    7|    appointed, the Lords~ ~were all set in the Signioria, and had
 32    3,    8|           Within a while after, he set both~ ~foode and wine before
 33    3,    8|          to~ ~other, so must it be set before thee, for such is
 34    3,    8|           to the world againe, and set free from the paines of
 35    3,    9|          all other serious matters set aside, first~ ~shee must
 36    3,    9|           accomplish the cure, and set your Highnesse free~ ~from
 37    3,    9|          Chamber, where being both set downe, the~ ~Countesse began
 38    3,   10|            than any real vocation, set out on the morrow alone~ ~
 39    3,   10|           of their rough beds, and set about~ ~showing her how
 40    4,    2|     majesticall picture, she would set a hallowed burning Taper
 41    4,    2|           else whatsoever, must be set~ ~aside, and none but her
 42    4,    2|            one place or other, wil set such~ ~spies and watches
 43    4,    3|        same night when they should set away, they opened a stronk~ ~
 44    4,    4|          of valiant disposition,~ ~set away to Sardignia, as making
 45    4,    4|    contained~ ~in the Ship. Let us set on them, Gentlemen, and
 46    4,    4|            and (in meere despight) set upon the ship. But~ ~before
 47    4,    5|         sweete hearbes are usually set in; she watered it (a long~ ~
 48    4,    5|           pot,~ ~such as we use to set Basile, Marjerom, Flowers,
 49    4,    9|         being~ ~so done, when I am set at the Table, send it to
 50    4,   10|         when he should use it, hee set it in his owne Chamber-Window,~ ~
 51    4,   10|       small Barke, and~ ~forthwith set away towards Malfy.~ ~ This
 52    4,   10|          awaited when he should be set at liberty.~ ~ Now, whether
 53    4,   10|           he drinking quite off, I set it empty in the place~ ~
 54    4,   10|            head he pleased next to set it,~ ~which proved to be
 55    4, Song|         beyond all other:~ ~ Which set my soule on fire, enflamde
 56    5,    1|             which being shaken and set at~ ~liberty by love, (as
 57    5,    1|       Rhodes, being imbarked, they set saile upon their~ ~Bon viaggio.~ ~
 58    5,    1|           earnestly importing him, set~ ~on them (the day following)
 59    5,    1|           one consent) resolved to set saile for~ ~Candye, where
 60    5,    1|          he, the determination was set downe,~ ~and one day to
 61    5,    2|  perceyving her to be fasting, she set~ ~such homely bread as she
 62    5,    4|            see what a restraint is set on my~ ~liberty, how short
 63    5,    4|         locke her in at night, and set her at liberty every morning.
 64    5,    6|           Palermo,~ ~whither Guion set sayle immediately.~ ~ After
 65    5,    8|         for such a while; as might set a more moderate stint~ ~
 66    5,    8|    preparation, as if~ ~he were to set thence for France or Spaine,
 67    5,    9|        Himselfe covered the Table, set bread~ ~and salt on and
 68    5,   10|             necessarily~ ~made, to set such things in, as otherwise
 69    5,   10|           thing to doe, and then~ ~set the Pan into that spare
 70    5,   10|            Asses were unladen, and set up in a small Stable, without~ ~
 71    5,   10|      fortune rather) that the Asse set his foote on the~ ~young
 72    5,   10|            and laying the cloth,~ ~set on the supper, which she
 73    6,    2|         should daily passe by, hee set before his doore a new Bucket
 74    6,    4|               which caused them to set downe their other legs,
 75    6,    4|            Crane would then have~ ~set down the other legge, as
 76    6,   10|           of his: no sooner was he set at the Table, but away went~ ~
 77    6,   10|         the name of Nuta.~ ~ Being set close by her, he told her,
 78    6,   10|            to attend on them, they set~ ~on, without speaking a
 79    7,    1|         first: and therfore~ ~they set downe an order and conclusion
 80    7,    1|       further willed the Maide, to set all those things under a
 81    7,    3|           acceptance, that hee was set downe~ ~for a Gossippe.~ ~
 82    7,    3|       entrance into Religion: at a set time of his~ ~secret communing
 83    7,    6|           were noised abroad,~ ~to set the better colour on the
 84    7,    8|          this manner. Shee being~ ~set downe againe to her worke,
 85    7,    9|      obedient to me: and therefore set a~ ~locke uppon thy lippes,
 86    7,   10|           all; With which words he set him downe. And Madame Lauretta
 87    7,   10|           was not (as yet)~ ~quite set. Then in the coole evening,
 88    8,    2|          wife, by a spye which was set for~ ~the purpose; hee called
 89    8,    5|          that the board whereon he set his feet, was rotten~ ~and
 90    8,    6|           all the~ ~company beeing set round, as in a circle; and
 91    8,    7|          Our witty Scholler having set aside his Philosophicall~ ~
 92    8,    7|            and then shall I gladly set open the doore~ ~to you,
 93    8,    7|             and a conclusion was~ ~set downe for their meeting
 94    8,    7|         answered.~ ~Sir, Love hath set such a keene edge on my
 95    8,    7|                When the Clowne had set his Lady safe on a faire
 96    8,    7|          to feede on) lovingly she set~ ~before her: conveying
 97    8,    9|             agreed on, and orderly set downe. Now, he that is Captain,
 98    8,    9|        whensoever I spake, I could set them al on a hearty laughter,
 99    8,   10|         redeeme his~ ~taken goods: set saile for Naples towards
100    8,   10|          from her owne~ ~head, and set it upon Madame Aimilliaes,
101    9,    4|          the male and Saddle to be set on his horse, and so to~ ~
102    9,    6|         way)~ ~where the woman had set it, and being unable to
103    9,    6|          from the place: tooke and set it by his owne beds side,~ ~
104    9,    6|        againe, never remembring to set the Cradle where first he
105    9,   10|         that the taile may be well set on, for therein~ ~consisteth
106    9,   10|         forwardes with her hands~ ~set to the ground, even as if
107    9,   10|            a taile, then to see it set on in such manner.~ ~ The
108   10,    2|         stomacke, and~ ~afterwards set him at libert. The same
109   10,    2|         licenced by the Pope, to~ ~set onward thither, with great
110   10,    6|           she who held the Trevit, set it downe on the ground,
111   10,    6|        this~ ~inordinate appetite) set not a foule blemish on so
112   10,    7|          was invented, made,~ ~and set to the note. Then the King
113   10,    9|            pilgrimage to Mecha: he set onward on his journey, habited
114   10,    9|     causing his Guard-robe to~ ~be set open, he tooke him with
115   10,    9|            Ambassadours, when they set thence towards Geneway with
116   10,    9|        rich and costly Bedde to be set up, the mattras formed~ ~
117   10,    9|         either~ ~side of them, hee set two great Basons of pure
118   10,    9|           him, was transported and set in the Church of San Pietro
119   10,    9|           Cup, and that Crowne was set upon her head, in honor
120   10,   10|            THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SET DOWNE AS AN EXAMPLE OR WARNING
121   10,   10|         paile of water, which shee set downe, and~ ~stood (accompanied
122   10,   10|         decke up the Chambers, and set all requisite things in
123   10,   10|            and goods in the house, set every thing in such order,