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Day, Novellgrey = Comment text1 Ind | although it had beene an honourable Citizen,~ ~but onely the 2 Ind | of them an apparant and honourable Chaplet,~ ~placing it (by 3 1, 3| maintaining him in very~ ~honourable condition, neere unto his 4 2, 2| confirmed it by great and honourable giftes; and having sent 5 2, 6| deliberation; making an~ ~honourable offer, for conducting her 6 2, 6| began as followeth.~ ~ Honourable Father, you have raised 7 2, 6| a~ ~very bountifull and honourable dowry.~ ~ The joviall dayes 8 2, 6| farre from thence, with an~ ~honourable traine they were conducted 9 2, 6| Palermo, and with such honourable pompe, as a case so important~ ~ 10 2, 7| and accompanied with an honourable traine both of~ ~Lords and 11 2, 7| miseries, or those more honourable~ ~and chaste respects, that 12 2, 7| had done) attended with an honourable traine, to Smirna he~ ~came, 13 2, 7| then~ ~reason, kindred, and honourable hospitality; he resolutely~ ~ 14 2, 7| on and served in most~ ~honourable manner.~ ~ The Gentlemen 15 2, 7| and they gave him~ ~verie honourable buriall, according to that 16 2, 7| living.~ ~I know thee to be honourable, discreete, and truely wise, 17 2, 7| instant request, with an honourable traine~ ~of Lords and Ladies, 18 2, 7| my Father in Cyprus. What honourable~ ~love and respect I found 19 2, 8| was reseated in his former honourable~ ~degree.~ ~ ~ ~ The Ladies 20 2, 8| minde in this manner.~ ~ Honourable Lord, and my deerely respected 21 2, 8| like a loyall and most honourable~ ~man, sharpely reprehended 22 2, 8| him, protesting upon his honourable~ ~reputation, that rather 23 2, 8| reputed her well worthy of~ ~honourable preferment; in regard, the 24 2, 8| intended to match her in honourable marriage,~ ~according as 25 2, 8| nothing remaineth to me but~ ~honourable honesty, and that shall 26 2, 8| to let him enjoy her in~ ~honourable marriage: accounting it 27 2, 8| before and after.~ ~ But honourable Sir Roger, perceiving what 28 2, 8| France) sent him very~ ~honourable supplies of his people, 29 2, 9| her to the company of~ ~honourable Ladies, to be changed from 30 2, 10| entertaineth me with~ ~very honourable respect, and here I live 31 2, 10| of Pagamino, but, in the honourable~ ~affection hee bare to 32 3, 2| whole Realme, being in an~ ~honourable, quiet and well setled condition, 33 3, 5| himselfe with all things~ ~(in honourable manner) beseeming such a 34 3, 7| pleased, using him with~ ~most honourable and gracious respect, bilt 35 3, 9| loved her as his loyall and honourable~ ~wife.~ ~ ~ ~ Now there 36 3, 9| marriage, as shall be of honourable and worthy~ ~reputation, 37 3, 9| shall receive of me, is in~ ~honourable recompence of faire and 38 3, 9| present, especially~ ~the honourable Ladies, who would have no 39 4 | UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF~ ~ HONOURABLE PHILSTRATUS: AND CONCERNING 40 4, 1| have loved, and still do, honourable Guiscardo, purposing the 41 4, 1| for sending me such~ ~an honourable present.~ ~ These words 42 4, 2| Ghismonda.~ ~ Sometime (Honourable Ladies) there lived in the 43 4, 4| due deservings, won such~ ~honourable entertainment in her understanding 44 4, 4| under~ ~colour of some honourable occasion, for the earnest 45 4, 4| at large~ ~unto her, the honourable affection of Gerbino, with 46 4, 4| and as a signall of his honourable meaning, he sent him his~ ~ 47 4, 5| her, secretly to bestow~ ~honourable enterment on it, but it 48 4, 6| grace Gabriello with~ ~most honourable obsequies.~ ~ By this time, 49 4, 8| embraced that chaste and~ ~honourable resolution, not to minde 50 4, 8| fortune, they gave them honourable buriall both in. one grave. 51 4, 9| what might well become so honourable a friend. And~ ~seeing my 52 4, 9| friend, losse of a chaste and honourable wife, and all through his~ ~ 53 4, 10| named Ruggiero de Jeroly, of honourable~ ~parentage, but yet of 54 4, 10| graced with great and honourable pompe, he regained the intimate~ ~ 55 5, 1| worthily entertained by honourable Friends and Kinsmen,~ ~who 56 5, 2| dead) was~ ~living, and in honourable condition. The love which 57 5, 2| she and Constance~ ~found honourable welcome, in the house of 58 5, 3| that he might enjoy her in honourable mariage. Which his parents 59 5, 3| desire~ ~be to joyne in honourable marriage, I am well contented 60 5, 3| Horsebacke, and attended with an honourable traine)~ ~returned to Rome; 61 5, 3| till old age made them~ ~as honourable, as their true and mutuall 62 5, 4| Cathedrall Church, and very~ ~honourable triumphes performed at the 63 5, 5| marriage, with a more honourable enlargement of her dowry, 64 5, 8| namely, to be his Wife in honourable marriage, The Maide knowing~ ~ 65 5, 9| measure)~ ~expresse his honourable respect of the Lady. To 66 5, 10| World? Her Husband, being an honourable~ ~Citizen, entreating her 67 6, 7| worth, the most part of the honourable Pratosians (both~ ~Lords 68 7, 8| permitted her to mate in the honourable family of Count Guido, which~ ~ 69 7, 9| to learne the manners of honourable~ ~Courtship, and those qualities 70 8, Ind| AND~ ~ GOVERNMENT, OF THE HONOURABLE LADIE LAURETTA~ ~ ~ ~ Earely 71 8, 5| willing, and then thus began. Honourable Ladies, the merry~ ~Gentleman, 72 8, 7| Turret, starke naked? Thine honourable carriage, and~ ~honesty 73 8, 9| And in regard of my more honourable entertainment,~ ~I will 74 8, 9| admittance, and~ ~for your most honourable entertainment. If you wi 75 9, 9| thus the Queene~ ~began.~ ~ Honourable Ladies, if with advised 76 9, 9| Notwithstanding~ ~all which bounty and honourable entertainement, I cannot 77 9, 9| entertained him with very~ ~honourable respect and courtesie.~ ~ 78 10, Ind| FRIENDSHIP, OR ANY OTHER~ ~ HONOURABLE OCCASION~ ~ ~ ~ Already 79 10, Ind| Ladies, and the rest of his honourable companions to be called.~ ~ 80 10, 1| place, to speake of such an honourable~ ~Argument, as Bounty and 81 10, 2| as had done him good and honourable services: it can be termed 82 10, 3| DEMONSTRATION, THAT ANY~ ~ ESPECIALL HONOURABLE VERTUE, PERSEVERING AND 83 10, 3| forthwith thus began.~ ~ Honourable Ladies, the bounty and magnificense 84 10, 3| commers whatsoever.~ ~ In this honourable order (observed as his estated 85 10, 3| liberality of Nathan! How honourable~ ~and wonderfull is that? 86 10, 3| persever~ ~alwayes in his honourable determination. But in the 87 10, 4| used these speeches.~ ~ Honourable friends, I remember a discourse 88 10, 4| at length he said. My~ ~honourable guests, it is now more then 89 10, 5| inflamed heate, into most honourable respect and compassion, 90 10, 5| beleeve (considering your honourable~ ~minde and honesty) that 91 10, 6| two Noble Knights and~ ~honourable Barons. After he had thus 92 10, 6| by following worthy~ ~and honourable actions, he so well overcame 93 10, 6| life time, and dyed as an~ ~honourable King.~ ~ Some perhaps will 94 10, 7| man of good understanding (honourable Ladies) but will~ ~maintaine 95 10, 8| not know as well by the~ ~honourable favours, which thou hast 96 10, 8| Marcus~ ~Varro, saying.~ ~ Honourable Praetor, mine owne horrid 97 10, 8| vertue. Titus, out of his honourable bounty, imparted halfe his~ ~ 98 10, 9| DECLARING WHAT AN HONOURABLE VERTUE COURTESIE IS, IN 99 10, 9| choise of this kinde and honourable course, which caused him 100 10, 9| they were respected in honourable order.~ ~ So soone as the 101 10, 9| came, they supt in~ ~most honourable and worthy company, beeing 102 10, 9| Thorello, with a number of his honourable Friends (to the~ ~number 103 10, 9| be one in so woorthy and honourable a voyage:~ ~and having made 104 10, 9| Dignes, a man of very honourable and great esteeme, in which 105 10, 9| your owne house, in such~ ~honourable order as your vertues doe 106 10, 9| who, being a woman of~ ~honourable disposition, and reputing 107 10, 10| manner as followeth.~ ~ Honourable friends, it appeared pleasing 108 10, 10| entertainment to bee most honourable: to the end that I may~ ~ 109 10, 10| appearing action she said.~ ~ My honourable and gracious Lord, dispose 110 10, 10| servant to Bologna, to an~ ~honourable Lady his kinsewoman, requesting 111 10, 10| this. Most Gracious and Honourable~ ~Lord, satisfie and please 112 10, 10| gray, gave them welcome, in honourable manner, and graced~ ~them 113 10, 10| them, attended in~ ~very honourable manner, and publishing every 114 10, 10| since slaine. I am~ ~thy honourable Lord and Husband, who doth,