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  1  Ind      |            Egge, and so in divers greater or lesser, which (in their
  2  Ind      |       pestilence was yet of farre greater power or violence; for,~ ~
  3  Ind      |        other the like, if not far greater, begat divers feares and~ ~
  4  Ind      |       Husband: nay, a matter much greater, and almost incredible;~ ~
  5  Ind      | lamentable to behold; because the greater~ ~number of them, under
  6  Ind      |       generally, there is~ ~farre greater abundance of all things
  7  Ind      |          walked abroad (for their greater comfort in such a~ ~time
  8  Ind      |            sufficient for a farre greater employment then is here
  9  Ind      |       could not but give them the greater contentment.~ ~Dioneus,
 10    1,    1|       returned to him the~ ~farre greater benefit. Hee tooke the onely
 11    1,    1|       after my Fathers death, the greater part of his~ ~goods I gave
 12    1,    2|            desire conference with greater Doctours, or men more learned
 13    1,    5|           men, to affect women of greater birth and quality then~ ~
 14    1,    6|        fellow to me? He may be of greater merit then I can imagine,
 15    1,    9|         done in lesser time) is a greater~ ~blemish in women, then
 16    2,    3|         deserveth a Lady of farre greater worth, although (perhaps)~ ~
 17    2,    3|       Knighthoode, and~ ~(for his greater dignitie) created him Earle
 18    2,    4|      behold (in~ ~mine opinion) a greater act of Fortune, then to
 19    2,    4|            though it containe far greater mishapes then the~ ~former,
 20    2,    5|          get all the gold, or the greater part thereof) cunningly
 21    2,    5|        mee matter to augment your greater marvaile,~ ~meeting heere
 22    2,    5|         us, that recompencing the greater~ ~part of our losses, he
 23    2,    6|          might~ ~redound to their greater danger, and shee be no way
 24    2,    6|         me; and bindeth me in the greater~ ~reverence to you, as being
 25    2,    7|         their affliction grew the greater,~ ~labouring by signes and
 26    2,    7|            by preparing a~ ~farre greater infelicity for them. This
 27    2,    7|         well furnished with~ ~the greater part of worldly jewels belonging
 28    2,    7|          must needs offend her in greater manner: but Amurath did~ ~
 29    2,    8|         AND BRING HIM TO FARRE~ ~ GREATER HONOUR~ ~ ~ ~ The Count
 30    2,    8|        enjoy the grace of a farre greater Lady~ ~then I am, and the
 31    2,    8|       afflictions, which proved a greater torment to him,~ ~then if
 32    2,    8|     hapning in the Country, the~ ~greater part of the people perished
 33    2,    8|        although~ ~his courage was greater then his poore condition
 34    2,    8|          former honour with farre greater~ ~favours, which the King
 35    2,    8|       restored to him, in~ ~farre greater measure then ever they were
 36    2,    9|          then be possessed of the greater stability, and yet cannot~ ~
 37    3,    3|         that her torments are the greater, seeing me~ ~troubled with
 38    3,    5|           case by any argument of greater~ ~power, let me tell you,
 39    3,    6|           demonstrations of farre greater kindnesse,~ ~then domesticke
 40    3,    7|         least you fall into farre greater danger then before. Good~ ~
 41    3,    7|        the breach~ ~thereof farre greater? Familiar conversation betweene
 42    3,    9|           is noted in yeares of~ ~greater discretion. Old Count Isnarde
 43    3,    9|            as amounted to a farre greater summe. So shee returned
 44    4,    1|           he helde it a part of~ ~greater wisedome, to sit silent
 45    4,    1|      esteeme, and abaseth them of greater merit. But leaving this~ ~
 46    4,    1|        but now it appeareth farre greater, then at any~ ~time heretofore:
 47    4,    2|          person, place (there) of greater or lesser excellency, according
 48    4,    2|          inquisition. Beside,~ ~a greater happinesse can never befall
 49    4,    7|          which of them it had the greater predominance. For~ ~every
 50    4,    8|         then such~ ~originall, as greater effect hath followed thereon.
 51    4,    8|          to match him with one of greater~ ~quality. The Tutors did
 52    5,    1|          he should dye with the~ ~greater anguish, in losing both
 53    5,    2|        met with;~ ~who were of no greater strength then himselfe:
 54    5,    6|          agreement, but doubted~ ~greater disasters would ensue thereon,
 55    5,    7|   Paradise;~ ~confessing, that no greater felicity could befall him,
 56    5,   10|         bee left: for there is no greater an~ ~errour in this life,
 57    6,    7|          hold it a matter of much greater worth, to know how to~ ~
 58    6,   10|        and carried a name of much greater matter,~ ~then remained
 59    6,   10|        kindle your zeale with the greater~ ~fervencie: he put the
 60    6,   10|         Onyon,~ ~giving him farre greater offerings, then before they
 61    7,    7|     Anichino, a matter~ ~of farre greater moment, then losse of infinite
 62    7,    9|      encreased in Nicostratus far greater then~ ~before, hearing him
 63    7,   10|         expecting therefore farre greater afflictions, then~ ~as yet
 64    7,   10|             I) I am in feare of a greater judgement then this, for
 65    8,    1|           request, or~ ~any farre greater matter for her: in which
 66    8,    1|          you the like, or a farre greater kindnesse; depart at your~ ~
 67    8,    3|         whole~ ~mountaines, farre greater then our Montemorello, which
 68    8,    4|          any~ ~businesse of farre greater danger, you onely have the
 69    8,    7|          you shall expresse the~ ~greater wisedome, and be the better
 70    8,    7|      beyond recovery: so much the greater reason had he to account
 71    8,    7|         her imprecations (feeling greater cold, then willinglie~ ~
 72    8,    7|          Mistresse, of higher and greater desert then you, and to~ ~
 73    8,    7|     covered with Lead, gave~ ~the greater addition to her torment;
 74    8,    7|      dispersed; which added the~ ~greater violence to hir affliction,
 75    8,    7|         mercilesse manner. What~ ~greater extreamity couldst thou
 76    8,    7|        helpe) to bee now in~ ~far greater necessity her selfe: shee
 77    8,    7|           cannot say all, but the greater part of them) to~ ~helpe
 78    8,    8|          lesse, but rather give a greater addition of shame and~ ~
 79    8,    9|         redoubled them with farre greater courtesies, feasting them
 80    8,   10|       where I can command a farre greater summe, or else~ ~I would
 81    8,   10|           wherein I have a much~ ~greater adventure, amounting unto
 82    8,   10|           request hereafter a far greater summe~ ~of me, to supply
 83    8,   10|          And my misfortune is the greater, because I am~ ~not so well
 84    9,    3|        death, except you have the greater care~ ~of me.~ ~ Be of good
 85    9,    4|          yet he~ ~to sustaine the greater harme, that had (at the
 86    9,    6|           the wife, and~ ~fearing greater harme, then (indeed) had
 87    9,    9|           permit their passe. The greater number of them~ ~being already
 88   10,    2|           be: I would undergo far greater injuries, then~ ~those which
 89   10,    2|       spoken, he left~ ~there the greater part of all his goods, and
 90   10,    2|         would request a matter of greater~ ~moment, then he did, freely
 91   10,    2|           to me, I impute it as a greater in-fortune,~ ~then any way
 92   10,    4|         renowne~ ~(which is farre greater) to infinite dangers, only
 93   10,    5|    allurement of the~ ~eare, have greater power then many do imagine,
 94   10,    5|           should take all, or the greater part thereof: but seeing
 95   10,    6|       speeches, and so much~ ~the greater is my admiration, because
 96   10,    7|         her afflictions to be the greater and~ ~intollerable.~ ~ Whereon
 97   10,    7|       this~ ~beautifull Maid, and greater gifts we will bestow on
 98   10,    8|          The lawes of love are of greater force, then any other~ ~
 99   10,    8|           us come to them of much greater necessitie.~ ~ If thou doest
100   10,    8|           consideration, that the greater the liberality of Gisippus
101   10,    8|          of Gisippus was,~ ~farre greater and unreasonable it appeared
102   10,    8|     having married a man of farre greater worth and~ ~respect, than
103   10,    8|     reason, wherein, with farre~ ~greater instance I will shew you,
104   10,    8|      questionlesse, some God~ ~or greater power, hath tormented my
105   10,    8|        man in the Cave, one of no greater honesty then my selfe, and~ ~
106   10,    9|       where hee beheld a light of greater splendor) and suddenly~ ~
107   10,    9|         yet now it appeared far~ ~greater to him, and imagined more
108   10,    9|       wife Adalietta,~ ~and using greater curtesies to strangers,