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  1  Ind      |        every where, the neighbours observed one~ ~course of behaviour, (
  2  Ind      |        tables; and Bieres have bin observed,~ ~not onely to be charged
  3    1,    1|     mortals; and having diligently observed his commandements, are now~ ~
  4    1,    1|         yeare ought to bee duely~ ~observed by devout people, I brought
  5    1,    2|          it had beene diligently~ ~observed among them, the Queene commanded
  6    1,    2|       thither)~ ~very heedfully he observed the maner of the Popes life,
  7    1,    6|         Masse, in~ ~the Gospell he observed these words; You shall receive
  8    1,    8|          good words are discreetly observed, they are of soveraigne
  9    2,    5|           or what~ ~they were that observed his follie.~ ~ It came to
 10    2,    5|       according to a~ ~common use, observed in those parts. There was
 11    2,    5|           at that instant have bin observed, the Arch-byshops dead~ ~
 12    2,    7|          as oftentimes~ ~hath bene observed) many men, imagining if
 13    2,    7|          his fire. This being well observed~ ~by the Lady, having now
 14    2,    7|      conclusion. And having~ ~once observed, that wine was verie pleasing
 15    2,    7|       women dance after the manner observed there in Majorica, she also~ ~
 16    2,    7|          was~ ~very beautifull, he observed her the more advisedly,
 17    2,    8|  wonderfull to behold. Such as but observed her usuall carriage, and~ ~
 18    2,    9|           the course of~ ~this day observed, I am the woman that must
 19    2,    9|           sockes made of cloath,~ ~observed the scituation of the Chamber,
 20    2,    9|           to his table, where he~ ~observed the behaviour of Sicurano,
 21    2,    9|           customary order (there~ ~observed) had formerly beene, in
 22    2,    9|            of the Fayre, where she observed a worthy~ ~company of Merchants,
 23    2,   10|           somewhat from the course observed by them that went before
 24    2,   10|            it hath bin a custome~ ~observed among women, to bath and
 25    3,    1|      another Sister, who had often observed their haunt thither, by~ ~
 26    3,    1|            the night~ ~before. She observed him to be an hansome man,
 27    3,    2|      likewise very diligently he~ ~observed.~ ~ So familiar was he in
 28    3,    2|            he was both noted~ ~and observed. So turning to them all,
 29    3,    3|            course was best to be~ ~observed in this case; uppon a day
 30    3,    4|        associates, very diligently observed and~ ~followed, yet were
 31    3,    4|        house, which he had never~ ~observed before, neither knew the
 32    3,    6|        according to a custome long observed in that Country) sporting~ ~
 33    3,    6|            some carriages I have~ ~observed, within few daies past he
 34    3,    7|           pride more notoriously~ ~observed. And as the Angler bestoweth
 35    3,    8|            the Abbot, at last he~ ~observed, that Ferando had a very
 36    3,    9|          The Countesse having well observed her words, and considered
 37    3,   10|         the course which had beene observed by the Queenes~ ~before
 38    3, Song|         her Song, which being well observed~ ~of them all, was understood
 39    4      |            easily may be seene and observed in the reading of these
 40    4      |  comprehension) the saying so much observed by the wise, to be~ ~most
 41    4,    1|      demeanor she very~ ~heedfully observed. There was a young Gentleman
 42    4,    1|            asleepe.~ ~ It hath bin observed as an ancient Adage, that
 43    4,    1|          which Tancrede too well~ ~observed, and in a rapture of fury,
 44    4,    2|           if he saw himselfe to be observed by any; he would~ ~most
 45    4,    3|       carried, but being seene and observed by Ninetta, she became possessed~ ~
 46    4,    3|             according to a custome observed there long time, and at
 47    4,    6|           many dreames~ ~have bene observed to happen; and very strangely
 48    4,    6|     feeding,~ ~and continually are observed to be meere lyes. For (quoth
 49    4,    8|            judgements have~ ~often observed, that some especiall matter
 50    4,   10|          spend little. They having observed~ ~where the Chest stood,
 51    4,   10|         those courses heretofore~ ~observed by my predecessors, but
 52    5,    2|         countrey, I have heedfully observed, that the Militarie Discipline~ ~
 53    5,    5|       NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN MAY BE OBSERVED, WHAT QUARRELS AND CONTENTIONS
 54    5,    5|        Jacomino, who had seene and observed many~ ~things in his time,
 55    5,    6|           partly already hath bene observed, by~ ~divers of our former
 56    5,    6|           their death.~ ~First, he observed the Mayden, confessing her (
 57    5,    7|          her selfe: who yet well~ ~observed it, and to her no meane
 58    5,    7|         childe, because he~ ~never observed the least signe of love
 59    5,    7|         behind him, but being well observed by one of the Ambassadours,
 60    5,    8|             After he had heard and observed all these things, he stoode
 61    5,    8|      Anastasio, who~ ~both saw and observed all with a more inward apprehension,
 62    6,    5|      NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY MAY BEE OBSERVED, THAT SUCH AS WILL SPEAKE
 63    6,    5|            that like as Fortune is observed divers wayes, to~ ~hide
 64    6,    9| understanding: for, if you had but observed the answer which he made~ ~
 65    6,   10|       NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN MAY BE OBSERVED, WHAT PALPABLE ABUSES DO
 66    7,    3|          other holy Saints beside, observed the selfesame religious~ ~
 67    7,    5|           of lawes, had diligently observed all things; I am of~ ~the
 68    7,    5|            happily) she might have observed some one passing~ ~by in
 69    7,    7|       Women by~ ~them so generally observed, there was not any comparable
 70    7,    8|            juttying over~ ~it, she observed the disposition of her Husband,
 71    7,    8|         true? Have not your eyes~ ~observed his unmannerly behaviour
 72    7,    8|         the brethren had heard and observed all these occurrences; in~ ~
 73    7,    9|            desire. Now, whether he observed this inclination~ ~of her
 74    7,    9|        Pyrrhus, who had diligently observed the whole cariage of this~ ~
 75    8,    5|      Court-house, and being there, observed in what manner Messer~ ~
 76    8,    9|       knowne - to us, and (almost) observed day by day,~ ~that divers
 77    8,    9|         thus warily noted, he most observed~ ~two Painters, of whom
 78    8,    9|           you in some meanes to be observed; and it appeareth plainly
 79    8,   10|         beguilers.~ ~ It hath bene observed heretofore, and (happily)
 80    8,   10|     Countries, so was this custome observed at Palermo in Sicily, where~ ~
 81    8,   10|            which when she saw, and observed how cunningly she was~ ~
 82    9,    2|            Hereupon, when the rest observed, that she had no help to
 83    9,    4|           as you have~ ~manifestly observed by the weake wit of Calandrino.
 84    9,    5|           and blowe, which~ ~being observed by Bruno (who alwayes fitted
 85    9,    6|            Panuccio having subtily observed all this, and in what manner
 86    9,    8|            backe to Guiotto~ ~(who observed all) and told him the answer
 87    9,    9|            is a custome commonly~ ~observed among Travellers, to understand
 88    9,   10|            such things should be~ ~observed, which are commanded by
 89   10,    1|           life, and the customes~ ~observed among our Tuscanes, were
 90   10,    1|     further, the Gentleman duely~ ~observed whatsoever Rogiero spake,
 91   10,    3|          In this honourable order (observed as his estated custom) he~ ~
 92   10,    4|            kind of custome there~ ~observed, not to be misliked in mine
 93   10,    4|           he commended the custome observed in~ ~Persia, saying, he
 94   10,    5|       servant. Dianora having well observed his answer, her~ ~heart
 95   10,    6|        Kings high contentment, who observed their~ ~behaviour very respectively.~ ~
 96   10,    6|            given of them,~ ~having observed their going into the water,
 97   10,    7|         very same moment,~ ~it was observed by apparant signes, that
 98   10,    8|          as was the~ ~custome then observed, and Titus being perfectly
 99   10,    8|            Feast very ceremonially observed. When night was~ ~come,
100   10,    8|       other kind of marriage was~ ~observed in those dayes, and so he
101   10,    8|           knowing it was a custome observed~ ~among the Greeks, to be
102   10,    8|        there all this~ ~while, and observed the hard pleading on either
103   10,    9|          at~ ~Pavia) had heedfully observed, and by this note, instantly
104   10,    9|          tell her, it is a custome observed in my~ ~Country, that when
105   10,   10|           is a frequent sight, and observed every day; that~ ~daughters
106   10,   10|   serviceably. The yong Virgin was observed by every one,~ ~who spared