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 1  Ind      |            contained within small compasse of Writing; immediately
 2    1,    4|       shrift (the onely cloake to compasse carnal~ ~affections) or
 3    2,    1|       people, as we shall never~ ~compasse to get neere. Martellino
 4    2,    3|        with a propitious time, to compasse the happinesse of my~ ~hearts
 5    2,    3|         then to live~ ~within the compasse of a vertuous conversation,
 6    2,    4|         him, that hee could never compasse~ ~the like by trading. So
 7    2,    5|          no longer time, then the compasse~ ~of one poore night, as
 8    2,    5|          you honour me beyond all compasse of~ ~merit. Then, taking
 9    2,    5|          and what hee could not~ ~compasse by faire intreats, he intended
10    2,    6| information; so soone as he could compasse any leysure, reported all~ ~
11    2,    7|     adventures,~ ~that within the compasse of foure yeares, nine severall
12    2,    7|         actions, he~ ~laboured to compasse what he aymed at. But all
13    2,    7|           effect, hee resolved to compasse his purpose by craft and
14    2,    7|         it was an easie matter to compasse his intent: Hereupon, the~ ~
15    2,    8|           desires out-stepping al compasse of modesty, or the dignity
16    2,    8|      pulse did beate beyond the~ ~compasse of ordinary custome; whereof
17    2,    8|        done, remaining within the compasse of my power, but I will~ ~
18    2,    8|         if my care stretch not to compasse thy~ ~content, account me
19    2,    8|         the matter, but let him~ ~compasse it as he could.~ ~ Farre
20    2,    8|        faire fortunes, within the compasse of so short a~ ~time, fell
21    2,    9|            heart, yea, beyond all compasse of patient sufferance, and
22    3,    1|      commanded me, and within the compasse of her direction) by~ ~a
23    3,    1|        his~ ~braines how he might compasse to dwell among them, and
24    3,    1|       dwell heere, or no: which~ ~compasse so kindly as you can. Let
25    3,    1|         which is farre beyond the compasse of my~ ~power to do. Already
26    3,    2|  affection was mounted beyond the compasse of conveniencie: wisely
27    3,    2|         me, and both within~ ~the compasse of one houre; for it cannot
28    3,    3|        the Casement, as hoping to compasse~ ~that by importunity, which
29    3,    4|           DECEIVE THE SIMPLE, AND COMPASSE THEIR OWNE~ ~ DESIRES.~ ~ ~ ~
30    3,    5|        not by any meanes~ ~how to compasse, so loath hee was lay out
31    3,    6|     matter beyond possibility, to compasse the height of his desire:~ ~
32    3,    6|           suspition, he seekes to compasse that, which (I~ ~doubt)
33    3,    7|         himselfe (in~ ~few yeeres compasse) proved to be a rich Merchant,
34    3,    8|          if it remaine within the compasse of my~ ~power: but you being
35    3,    9|     behaviour, as she could not~ ~compasse any meane; of escaping.
36    3,    9|     easily~ ~cure it, and thereby compasse Count Bertrand to be her
37    3,    9|          cure me in a small times compasse, and without any paine or~ ~
38    3,    9|           vertuous~ ~carriage, to compasse the meanes of his recall:
39    3,    9|           such meanes, whereby to compasse those two apparant impossibilities,~ ~
40    3,    9|      there are, which if I cannot compasse to~ ~have, all hope is quite
41    4,    1|          cunning stratageme, to~ ~compasse her longing desire, and
42    4,    1|        opened,~ ~before she could compasse to performe it. But after
43    4,    2|         and yet to keepe~ ~within compasse of the purposed Argument
44    4,    2|         as all his lies could not compasse any~ ~beleefe, no, not when
45    4,    3|         your good, as I desire to compasse And because the truth~ ~
46    4,    3|         easie matter for him to~ ~compasse. Neverthelesse, opportunity
47    4,    3|       what meanes shee might best compasse her bloody~ ~intention,
48    4,    5|           it, but it exceeded the compasse of her~ ~ability. Wherefore,
49    4,    6|         no purpose, hee sought to compasse his will by~ ~violence;
50    4,    7|  inevitable: it is not within the compasse of my power, but to hope
51    4,    8|     resolved~ ~to dye, and yet to compasse some speech with her before.~ ~
52    5,    3|            except he were sure to compasse his desire, plainly made
53    5,    4|       Father, not doubting but to compasse what~ ~shee requested. When
54    5,    8|   expences not limited within any compasse; it appeared in the judgement~ ~
55    5,    9|        some~ ~other things within compasse of his owne knowledge: which
56    5,    9|        that (it~ ~were within the compasse of possibility) he should
57    5,    9|        what she might best doe to compasse~ ~her Sonnes desire: for
58    5,    9|       poore power could any way~ ~compasse, and farre beyond respect
59    6,   10|             had beene formed by a compasse, yet rather it resembled
60    7,    1|      SUBTILTIES OF SOME WOMEN, TO COMPASSE~ ~ THEIR UNLAWFULL DESIRES~ ~ ~ ~
61    7,    3|         could (without suspition) compasse private conference~ ~with
62    7,    6|        great power) hee sought to compasse his intent by a~ ~contrary
63    7,    8|      descending downe, within the compasse of Robertoes~ ~reach in
64    7,    9|           devised all meanes to~ ~compasse her harts desire. Now, whether
65    7,    9|       likewise, almost beyond the compasse of all possibility. Nevertheles~ ~
66    7,    9|       that you should come within compasse of their currish courtesie,~ ~
67    7,   10|           Fryerly Confessions, to compasse the issue of their inordinate~ ~
68    8,    1|      could not serve my turne, to compasse the~ ~businesse for which
69    8,    2|         named Monna Belcolore. To compasse his amorous desire, hee~ ~
70    8,    2|           in vaine, and could not compasse~ ~what he coveted.~ ~ It
71    8,    3|        Now was his joy beyond all compasse of expression, and being~ ~
72    8,    5|        might be the likelyest to, compasse their intent: each of~ ~
73    8,    7|          to winne her love, and~ ~compasse thereby his hearts desire.~ ~
74    8,    7|          he could best devise, to compasse warmth in any manner: no
75    8,    7|          but being no way able to compasse it, he~ ~walked up and downe
76    8,    7|         so earnestly desired to~ ~compasse, was now by him so effectually
77    8,    7|          thee, whereby thou didst compasse the~ ~meanes, to punish
78    8,    9|        and tell you (within~ ~the compasse of a thousand yeares) what,
79    8,    9|       could not~ ~(by any meanes) compasse. Therefore, with all the
80    8,    9|       great, and farre beyond the compasse of any merit in me. But~ ~
81    8,    9|           to them, was beyond the compasse of all relation:~ ~whereof
82    8,    9|         we are moved~ ~beyond all compasse of patience. All misfortunes
83    8,   10|  hereafter shal happen within the compasse~ ~of my power.~ ~ He being
84    8,   10|       could not (by any meanes)~ ~compasse, I kept them still for you
85    9,    1|         undertake, yet within the compasse of possibility; but~ ~they
86    9,    3|    keepeth~ ~within the selfesame compasse, and aimeth also at your
87    9,    3|        within mee, far beyond all compasse of my conceite.~ ~ Bruno
88    9,    5|          her on thy behalfe, if I compasse the meanes to~ ~speake with
89    9,    5|        did beate thee (beyond the compasse of all reason) when he~ ~
90    9,    6|          his braine, how he might compasse one~ ~nights lodging in
91    9,    8|            Blondello, as he could compasse occasion afterward.~ ~ Before
92    9,    9|          he should do, whereby to compasse and winne the love of men.~ ~
93   10,    1|          one of his Gentlemen, to compasse such convenient meanes,
94   10,    5|     contained within any moderate compasse,~ ~striving to bee in like
95   10,    6|        perceive (and within the~ ~compasse of few dayes) that as I
96   10,    9|         imperfections)~ ~intirely compasse the amity of any one; yet (
97   10,    9|      escape thence, but could not compasse it by any possible meanes.~ ~
98   10,   10|        But admitte it were within compasse of power~ ~to know them;