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  1    1,    1|           Musciatto (who had beene alwayes his best buckler) was now~ ~
  2    1,    1|         replied.~ ~ Holy Father, I alwayes used (as a common custome)
  3    1,    1|      scarcely serve to supply: yet alwayes God gave thereto such a~ ~
  4    1,    1|           hearty repentance, he is alwayes~ ~ready to forgive them;
  5    1,    1|           me; and beside, I~ ~have alwayes carried a religious devotion
  6    1,    1|  appointment, whose clemencie hath alwayes beene so great to us, that~ ~
  7    1,    1|              assurance, that he is alwayes ready to heare us. And so
  8    1,    6|     magnificent matters,~ ~that he alwayes kept an open and hospitable
  9    1,    7|   Genewayes~ ~generall custom, who alwayes delighted to be decently
 10    1,    9|          commaund my uttermost, as alwayes~ ~ready to do you any honest
 11    2,    3|        kindly, wishing him to live alwayes in good hope.~ ~For, if
 12    2,    4|            wealth, Fortune being~ ~alwayes therein so favourable to
 13    2,    5|            commonly such stuffe is alwayes so attended) seeming to~ ~
 14    2,    5|          House, whether you should alwayes resort~ ~when you come to
 15    2,    5|       Andrea indiscreetely carried alwayes about~ ~him, as thinking
 16    2,    6|          very dutifull, the Goates alwayes~ ~familiarly keeping them
 17    2,    6|         his Mother, because shee~ ~alwayes kept company with Conradoes
 18    2,    6|     servant) that thou shouldest~ ~alwayes have bene respective of
 19    2,    6|          of~ ~so willingly, I have alwayes desired; and if I had thought
 20    2,    7|        that it highly pleased her; alwayes provided, that it~ ~might
 21    2,    8|        love should over-reach her: alwayes~ ~provided, that shee can
 22    2,    8|          this manner. Sonne, I was alwayes~ ~perswaded, that thou wouldest
 23    2,    9|           endued with vertue, have alwayes such a precious esteeme
 24    2,    9|               The Soldane, who had alwayes reputed Sicurano to be a
 25    2,    9|            til that time) he had~ ~alwayes called Sicurano. So committing
 26    2,    9|         supposed~ ~to be dead; and alwayes after, so long as she lived,
 27    2,   10|            priviledge of Dioneus~ ~alwayes reserved to himselfe.~ ~
 28    3,    2|         King being in bed, whereas alwayes till then,~ ~his resort
 29    3,    3|          comely of~ ~person, going alwayes in blacke garments of good
 30    3,    3|            or window,~ ~but hee is alwayes present in my sight, which
 31    3,    3|  Gentlewoman dwelt, and shee stood alwayes ready on her watch, at a~ ~
 32    3,    4|          best endeavours. Thus not alwayes carrying his eyes~ ~before
 33    3,    5|         and of commendable person, alwayes going so neate, fine, and~ ~
 34    3,    8|           best how to compound it, alwayes provided, that you can~ ~
 35    3,    9|          husbands pleasures,~ ~yet alwayes in such darke and concealed
 36    3,    9|           he more deerely loved.~ ~Alwayes at his uprising in the mornings (
 37    3,   10|    betweene good and evill, I have alwayes bene~ ~subject (perhaps
 38    4      |         Most worthy Ladies, I have alwayes heard, as well by the sayings~ ~
 39    4,    1|              But Fortune, who hath alwayes bin a fatall enemy to lovers
 40    4,    1|            feminine frailety are~ ~alwayes aptest unto: but rather,
 41    4,    1|          sufficient enough for me, alwayes to behold thee with the~ ~
 42    4,    2|         visite her; for, he should alwayes~ ~finde her alone in her
 43    4,    6|       other, because they do~ ~not alwayes fall out to be true; neither
 44    4,    6|      selves. And that they are not alwayes lyars, hath already~ ~sufficiently
 45    4,    6|               and therefore I have alwayes made the lesse account of
 46    4,    6|        loving friend, as he~ ~hath alwayes shewed himselfe to me; nay,
 47    4,    7|        inferiour~ ~quality, do not alwayes sit out of his reach, though
 48    4,   10|           fellow-Doctours,~ ~would alwayes bee chearing and comforting
 49    5,    2|          But as felicities are not alwayes permanent, so he and his~ ~
 50    5,    4|            Tarras, and~ ~departing alwayes before breake of day, for
 51    5,    7|        sportfull recreation; Pedro alwayes being diligent to man them~ ~
 52    5,    7|       never cease, that I might be alwayes where I am. The like could
 53    5,    9|      gentle nature (the which hath alwayes declared~ ~it selfe ready
 54    5,   10|           halfe a Saint, walking~ ~alwayes very demurely in the streetes,
 55    5,   10|            Citizen, entreating her alwayes, as few men else in the
 56    5,   10|              manner, and Pedro was alwayes afterward more loving to
 57    6,    2|            manner,~ ~accepting him alwayes after, as his intimate Friend,
 58    6,    4|         seene and~ ~knowen) living alwayes in our Citie, in the estate
 59    6,    9|            selfe,~ ~his priviledge alwayes remembred, to whom it belonged
 60    6,   10|          in swelling~ ~plenty. And alwayes as it superabounded in his
 61    7,    1|           observe especially, that alwayes when hee went or~ ~came
 62    7,    1|           a Recluse, and found it (alwayes) a present helpe to her.~ ~
 63    7,    4|         this drunkennesse, would~ ~alwayes get her selfe to bed. By
 64    7,    5|           bed~ ~Chamber, and where alwayes he used to lodge alone.
 65    7,    6|           passe, that a man cannot alwayes feede on one~ ~kind of bread,
 66    7,    6|  Neverthelesse, as womens wits are alwayes best upon sudden~ ~constraints,
 67    7,    7|           hearty imprecations have alwayes prevailed with thee, making
 68    7,    8|           false to him, as he hath alwayes been to me:~ ~Did not onely
 69    7,    9|           Fortune~ ~containeth not alwayes one and the same disposition,
 70    7,    9|            that my Ladie (who hath alwayes bene~ ~most wise, loyall,
 71    8,    1|         and kinde companion, who~ ~alwayes used to keepe him company,
 72    8,    2|        perswading Priests, are not alwayes to be credited on their
 73    8,    2|           wherewith I know you are alwayes furnished, I shall~ ~redeeme
 74    8,    3| Helitropium, answered Maso, is not alwayes of one~ ~quality, because
 75    8,    4|         the least~ ~affection, and alwayes as welcome to them, as the
 76    8,    4|      breath, her eyes bleared, and alwayes running, the complexion
 77    8,    7|           love to me, which I will alwayes esteeme most precious.~ ~
 78    8,    7|            because~ ~revenge ought alwayes to exceede the offence,
 79    8,    9|            AND~ ~ DIGNITY, ARE NOT ALWAYES BESTOWNE ON THE WISEST MEN~ ~ ~ ~
 80    8,    9|            all parts of the world; alwayes~ ~provided, if men bee desirous
 81    8,    9|          direct you in.~ ~ We have alwayes in this noble Society of
 82    8,    9|       richest wearing Garments on (alwayes remembred,~ ~that your acquaintance
 83    8,   10|              teares, which she had alwayes ready at command) told him
 84    9,    1|            so gastly and dreadfull alwayes was his personall appearance
 85    9,    2|       before she had, and he being alwayes brought thither in a Chest:~ ~
 86    9,    2|           her plaited vaile, which alwayes she walked~ ~with in the
 87    9,    3|            me this~ ~mischeefe for alwayes thou wilt be upon me, ever
 88    9,    5|       being observed by Bruno (who alwayes fitted him according to
 89    9,    7|             THAT~ ~ DREAMES DO NOT ALWAYES FALL OUT TO BE LEASINGS~ ~ ~ ~
 90    9,    8|          attonement, each of them (alwayes after) abstaining from~ ~
 91    9,   10|          name of Gossip Pietro and alwayes when he came to~ ~Barletta,
 92   10,    2|            moveables, such as were alwayes used for~ ~his service.
 93   10,    3|           away freely, as I~ ~have alwayes done my goods and treasure;
 94   10,    3|           actions, as you doe, and alwayes have done, I would gladly~ ~
 95   10,    3|     counselling him, to persever~ ~alwayes in his honourable determination.
 96   10,    4|        SHEWNE, THAT TRUE LOVE HATH ALWAYES BIN, AND SO STILL~ ~ IS,
 97   10,    5|          in his name, which I have alwayes refused, and so stil wil~ ~
 98   10,    6|            this instant houre, and alwayes your carriage to bee one
 99   10,    7|            speake, for thoughts be alwayes free,~ ~ Yet hopefull thoughts
100   10,    8|        thou art so wise, as I have alwayes held~ ~thee to be, tell
101   10,    8|         friendship, which I have~ ~alwayes valued equall with mine
102   10,    8|          and avarice, and which is alwayes ready (without attending
103   10,   10|             she~ ~shewed her selfe alwayes so benigne and gracious;
104   10,   10|           of~ ~discretion, but did alwayes acknowledge, that my base