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 1  Ind      |      approved mine advice, I grant free permission for this first
 2    1,    4|        unseene of any, so he would free her from thence againe,
 3    1,    6|            on, left it at his owne free election, whether he~ ~would
 4    2,    1|          they met, to grant them~ ~free passage: whereto they charitably
 5    2,    5|        carriages of the World, and free~ ~from any base or degenerate
 6    2,    6|           if that be treason, I do free confesse it, and will die
 7    2,    6|            of her Father, and with free consent of~ ~either, they
 8    2,    7|       setled hope, her feares grew free from any more mollestations,
 9    2,    7|            whereof (by~ ~the Dukes free license, and leaving all
10    2,    8|            enforce me, but with my free consent,~ ~hee shall never
11    2, Song|               To her my bondage is free liberty,~ ~ My sicknesse
12    3,    1|          and because they would be free~ ~from any taxation at all:
13    3,    3|       longer, and I have given her free license, if ever heereafter
14    3,    5|            he hoped to have him of free gift. The~ ~Magnifico hearing
15    3,    7|          which sometime he held in free possession, and~ ~making
16    3,    7|          that from him, which with free consent in mariage you gave
17    3,    7|   contentment, as to see my Father free from danger,~ ~and Theobaldo
18    3,    7|       night, the~ ~sentence of thy free absolution, whereas now
19    3,    8|          the world againe, and set free from the paines of Purgatory,~ ~
20    3,    9|             and set your Highnesse free~ ~from all further greevance,
21    3,    9|         poore opinion, you are not free from the frownes of~ ~Fortune,
22    3,    9|        besides; gave the Countesse free possession of her husbands
23    4,    1|         that part of Italy, stoode free, and thence~ ~(perchance)
24    4,    2|            prevaile to obtaine her free pardon: which~ ~if she will
25    4,    3|        that their Ladies~ ~were as free in consent as they, and
26    4,    3|             and had her now in his free possession, without any
27    4,    4|       opportunity~ ~gave faire and free meanes, to let the world
28    4,    6|         life, then (good Father) I free you from any such~ ~pardon;
29    4,    8|           may~ ~grant you full and free opportunity, to survey what
30    4,   10|        into mine owne Chamber, yet free~ ~from any abuse, neither
31    5,    1|   soveraigne Authority, in setting free so many faire and precious~ ~
32    5,    1| constrained thereto, then of any~ ~free disposition in themselves,
33    5,    1|         the Rhodians, he gave them free liberty to~ ~depart.~ ~
34    5,    2|             and so they shall have free use of both,~ ~reserving
35    5,    3|          when he thought him selfe free~ ~and furthest from them,
36    5,    4|       meetings in this manner, yet free from any blamefu~ ~imputation;
37    5,    4|      ground of thine~ ~offence: to free thee from death, and my
38    5,    5|          her former strength, with free~ ~permission (for all such
39    5,    5|            Menghino, to whom (with free and~ ~full consent on all
40    5,    7|      Amarigo,~ ~that he made him a free man, and imagining him to
41    5,    7|         their amorous desires, yet free from any~ ~ill surmise or
42    5,    7|           death as a slave, is a~ ~free Gentleman borne, and my
43    5,    8|           wish your minds to be as free, as mine~ ~is ready to do
44    5,    9|        prevalle, in such as have a free and~ ~gentle soule: but
45    5,    9|       stead; yet he had a heart as free and~ ~forward as ever, not
46    5,   10|            of her lives integrety, free from the least scruple of~ ~
47    6,    7|          so, by my~ ~Husbands owne free confession, that he hath
48    6,   10|     entitle her as~ ~his onely, to free her from the Inne and Chamber
49    6,   10|       place tempting, and the Pond free from sight of~ ~any, they
50    6, Song|               Love, if I can scape free from forth thy holde,~ ~
51    6, Song|               Love, if I can scape free, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ But being thus
52    6, Song|               Love, if I can scape free, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ My sighes and
53    6, Song|               Love, if I can scape free, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ If this thou
54    6, Song|               Love, if I can scape free from forth thy holde,~ ~
55    7,    2|          Peronella, tooke himselfe free from future~ ~feare: and
56    7,    4|           they might, yet to stand free from all suspition.~ ~ Among
57    7,    5|          suspition, I was the more free in my~ ~Confession, and
58    7,    8|          perill: but also made a~ ~free and open passage, to further
59    7,   10|            wives. But because I am free from any such fiery humor,
60    7,   10|           the neighbouring hilles (free from flyes, or the least
61    8,    7|            favourable to me, as to free me from forth this open
62    8,    7|       honesty of life, heeretofore free from a thought of suspition,
63    8,    7|          so~ ~mercifull to me, and free me from this fatall Tower:
64    9,    1|          honest~ ~occasion, to bee free from all further mollestation
65    9,    1|         they desire. Wherefore, to free my~ ~selfe from them both
66    9,    2|        favour of Fortune, did also free her selfe (in speaking~ ~
67    9,    2|            the yong Nunne Isabella free absolution: the Lady~ ~Abbesse
68    9,    4|            riding on very fast, to free his~ ~eares from this idle
69    9,    5|           finde my selfe in such a free and frolicke jocunditie~ ~
70    9,    9|           and quality, but make it free~ ~for all commers, both
71    9,   10|            spirits, to~ ~grant you free liberty, for discoursing
72    9,   10|           very best desires, for a free and forward~ ~inclination
73   10,    2|          and in the Court beneath, free from any spoyle, or the
74   10,    2|         now you are~ ~at your owne free liberty.~ ~ The Lord Abbot
75   10,    3|         Welcome, welcome, and gave free admission to~ ~all commers
76   10,    3|           as the other, but rather free from all resort, and surest~ ~
77   10,    4|          your~ ~Husband franke and free: And when he had given him
78   10,    4|      lawfull title, to her who was free~ ~(by imagined death) from
79   10,    5|           PRESERVE THEIR CHASTITY, FREE FROM ALL BLEMISH AND TAXATION:
80   10,    5|    affected by Signior Ansaldo, to free her selfe from his tedious~ ~
81   10,    5|        Garden againe, hee gave him free liberty to~ ~depart, quite
82   10,    6|            he determined, as we to free himself from any~ ~the like
83   10,    6|        fetters of love, he lived~ ~free from all passions, the rest
84   10,    7|            for thoughts be alwayes free,~ ~ Yet hopefull thoughts
85   10,    8|         else will vanquish me, and free me from all paine:~ ~whereto
86   10,    8|     Gisippus, because (of his owne free will and~ ~noble disposition)
87   10,    8|          Citie that is Francke and Free, and hee is of a Tributarie
88   10,   10|            of another Wife, and to free my~ ~selfe from thee. And
89   10,   10|       thought it high time now, to free her~ ~from these afflicting
90   10, Song|        COMPANY~ ~ ~ ~ If Love were free from Jealousie,~ ~ No Lady
91   10, Song|         purest eloquence,~ ~ Could free a woman from impatience:~ ~
92   10, Song|            trueth.~ ~ If Love were free from jealousie, etc.~ ~ ~ ~
93   10, Song|          and cold.~ ~ If Love were free, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ If in my friend,~ ~
94   10, Song|            depend.~ ~ If Love were free, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ Let me advise~ ~
95   10, Song|          wise.~ ~ ~ ~ If Love were free from jealousie,~ ~ I know