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  1  Ind      |        whereof (before) I~ ~made promise to you. Which (peradventure)
  2  Ind      |        by~ ~such a beginning, if promise stood not thereunto engaged.
  3    1,    1|        Friar, and feare not, I~ ~promise that I will pray to God
  4    1,    1|        Holy~ ~Father, seeing you promise to pray to God for me, I
  5    1,    3|          it good according to my promise.~ ~ Saladine, was a man
  6    1,    3|      Ring: yet having past~ ~his promise to them severally, he studied
  7    1,    4|        doe it: I heere solemnely promise you,~ ~if you please to
  8    1,    5|       King came according to his promise,~ ~and was most honourably
  9    2,    2|          sinne past, and solemne promise of a constant~ ~conversion,
 10    2,    5|   affable to her; she making him promise, that~ ~shee would come
 11    2,    5| returning to Andrea according to promise,~ ~purposing, not to trust
 12    2,    6|          her and her Sonne, with promise of any thing,~ ~lying in
 13    2,    7|          wel as they could, with promise of~ ~their best emploied
 14    2,    7|    unadvisedly to him) made them promise to~ ~grant their request.
 15    2,    7|        could speake unto him, or promise~ ~him in the possession
 16    2,    7|   questionlesse, their faithfull promise made at Rhodes to Antiochus,~ ~
 17    2,    8|          that the effect of your promise may follow it,~ ~according
 18    2,    8|       according to your constant promise, for the~ ~full enjoying
 19    2,    8|         good hope by his Mothers promise, began (in short time)~ ~
 20    2,    8|            honor she might keepe promise with her sonne.~ ~ Within
 21    2,    8|       her, and for effecting the promise made unto~ ~hir Sonne: howbeit (
 22    2,    9|       very~ ~necessary, that the promise made to Dioneus, should
 23    2,    9|    Provided, that thou doe first promise upon thy~ ~faith, to absent
 24    2,   10|        joviall daies, and make a promise of as~ ~faire felicities
 25    2,   10|       home againe, upon his kind promise of thy deliverance, after
 26    3,    1|       wee~ ~have made him such a promise, and some of our weakerwitted
 27    3,    3|  Gentleman, ill hath he kept his promise made to~ ~me; wherefore,
 28    3,    3|  himselfe thereto by a~ ~solemne promise, he gave him license to
 29    3,    3|         as~ ~best you may: for I promise you, good Father, never
 30    3,    4|       such a~ ~sound and solemne promise, I will make it knowne unto
 31    3,    5|         although (to keepe her~ ~promise made to her husband) shee
 32    3,    5|    answer to the Magnifico, if~ ~promise had beene no hinderance
 33    3,    5|        so soone as he is gone, I promise thee upon my word, and by
 34    3,    5|        man? Have I~ ~not kept my promise with thee? No Sir, answered
 35    3,    6|          you. But first you must promise me,~ ~that neither you,
 36    3,    6|         to~ ~keepe her faithfull promise made, without revealing
 37    3,    7|         very convenient that you promise one~ ~thing which I shall
 38    3,    7|       therefore, I know not what promise I~ ~should make, in a matter
 39    3,    7|           and if you dare make~ ~promise, concerning what hath bin
 40    3,    7|       shall shortly see him.~ ~I promise it (quoth she) and binde
 41    3,    7|         I would gladly not onely promise~ ~something which might
 42    3,    7|         life) I will truly keepe promise with thee.~ ~ Sir, replyed
 43    3,    7|          accomplishment of the~ ~promise formerly made unto him.
 44    3,    8|      hope,~ ~making her constant promise, to accomplish it: But (
 45    3,    8|     challenging the benefit of~ ~promise. Shee being thus alone,
 46    3,    8|       extraordinary kindnesse. I promise thee (sweete heart) while
 47    3,    9|         proofe of her skill? Her promise is,~ ~to cure me in a small
 48    3,    9|          unmaried, if thou keepe promise,~ ~and I finde my selfe
 49    3,    9|          of his solemne passed~ ~promise, and his royal word engaged,
 50    3,    9|    Countesse vertuous, and~ ~her promise religious, and therefore
 51    3,    9|          boyes, and to keepe his promise, whereto he was earnestly~ ~
 52    4,    2|       obligation of her vertuous promise, and that others (as~ ~well
 53    4,    3|          would succeede upon the promise~ ~past between them; he
 54    4,    3|       shee was wont to doe, this promise passed~ ~from her to him,
 55    4,    3|        after, to challenge her~ ~promise.~ ~ Magdalena, having acquainted
 56    5,    1|         had~ ~already passed his promise for her, to a Gentleman
 57    5,    1|         named~ ~Pasimondo, which promise he religiously intended
 58    5,    1|     belong to him~ ~but onely by promise. So, bringing her aboord
 59    5,    5|          may doe you any good, I promise~ ~to performe it; doe you
 60    5,    7|        constantly maintaine your promise; I will not~ ~depart, but
 61    5,    7|      childes; forgot her solemne promise~ ~made to Pedro, and discovered
 62    5,    9|          offend thee: for here I promise thee, that the first thing
 63    6,    1|      pace, and (according to his promise) began to tell a Tale, which~ ~
 64    6,    4|         I have bin as good as my promise.~ ~ Messer Currado looking
 65    6,   10|         could~ ~not performe his promise to them.~ ~ The Fryars Boy,
 66    7,    6|       claime your~ ~long delayed promise, the time being now so favourable
 67    7,    7|         protested such a solemne promise to mee, I will~ ~reveale
 68    7,    7|          and make thee a further promise, that before this night
 69    7,    7|          was come according unto promise, shee~ ~caught his hand
 70    7,    7|        him guiltie) I made~ ~him promise, to meete him in our Garden,
 71    7,    7|          Wife for this politicke promise of thine, and beleeve mee,
 72    7,    7|          unchaste and lascivious promise?~ ~Couldest thou so easily
 73    7,    7|   Anichino came according to his promise, or~ ~no? Come?~ ~ quoth
 74    7,   10|      they made a solemne vow and promise~ ~(each to other under oath)
 75    7,   10|         to~ ~heare.~ ~ After the promise was thus faithfully made,
 76    7,   10|       who according to my former promise~ ~made, am come again in
 77    8,    1|         he would make~ ~good his promise.~ ~ The Gentlewoman, after
 78    8,    2|               APPROVING, THAT NO PROMISE IS TO BE KEPT WITH SUCH
 79    8,    2|          heate made him hasty to promise whatsoever she~ ~would desire;
 80    8,    7|          made him a very willing promise, and immediately did his~ ~
 81    8,    7|          I do heere~ ~faithfully promise thee, to forsake my most
 82    8,    7|        Turret. She beleeving his promise, tolde him where~ ~she had
 83    8,    8|    Spinelloccio remembring~ ~his promise unto his Mistresse, and
 84    8,    8|       consideration of a further promise made on the bargaine;~ ~
 85    8,    8|         custody; according to my promise, here I deliver it~ ~you.
 86    8,    9|       our Company.~ ~ After this promise thus made, the good cheare,
 87    8,    9|           and, by your breach of promise, have bin this night so~ ~
 88    8,   10|      kindnes, with this absolute promise beside, that I wil rather
 89    8,   10|   security, but onely her single promise.~ ~ Biancafiore, having
 90    8,   10|          money~ ~according to my promise. But consider good Salabetto,
 91    9,    1|         yet I will accomplish my promise. And so he went on~ ~with
 92    9,    3|      next day according to his~ ~promise: and Bruno having bought
 93   10,    4|          her alive) and made her promise him on her faith, to effect~ ~
 94   10,    4|    deserved, by performing the~ ~promise made unto you. Then calling
 95   10,    4|         upon your~ ~conditionall promise: that none of you do remove
 96   10,    4|        bound himselfe by solemne promise, to perform what he~ ~had
 97   10,    5|          TAXATION: TO~ ~ MAKE NO PROMISE OF YEELDING TO ANY, UNDER
 98   10,    5|          Wife should fulfill her promise made to~ ~Ansaldo. Who hearing
 99   10,    5|   Husband; released~ ~her of her promise: And the Magitian likewise
100   10,    5|          remembring withall, the promise shee had made him under
101   10,    5|       began to~ ~repent her rash promise made; yet notwithstanding
102   10,    5|            disoblige thee of thy promise) as perhaps no wise man
103   10,    5|         and ful discharge of thy promise; it shal be an eternall~ ~
104   10,    5|          or care of my faithfull promise made to you, but onely by~ ~
105   10,    7|          and comfort her, with~ ~promise, that the very same day,
106   10,    7|     affirme) the King kept his~ ~promise made to Lisana, because (
107   10,    9|     verily beleeved the Soldanes promise, because he had~ ~often
108   10,    9|        in the place of Saladines promise, whereof~ ~hee was not a
109   10,   10|         you of your solemne made promise, with full consent to~ ~
110   10,   10|          the performance of that promise, and which I~ ~look you
111   10,   10|         much contentment in your promise performed, as you shall~ ~