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 1  Ind      |      pleasure.~ ~Others, were of a contrary opinion, who avouched, that
 2  Ind      |            new~ ~behaviours, quite contrary to all which had beene in
 3  Ind      |          may evidently~ ~observe a contrary argument.~ ~ Wherefore,
 4  Ind      |       speake then who can to the~ ~contrary, God and truth shall enter
 5    1,    1|           much libertie to doe the contrary if thou~ ~wouldest, wherein
 6    1,    1|          taken ought from any one, contrary to the will of~ ~the owner?
 7    1,    2|            selfe, whereas on the~ ~contrary, his profession decreased,
 8    1,    2|     Jehannot, who expected a farre contrary conclusion then this,~ ~
 9    1,    5|         journey lying else a quite contrary way. Notwithstanding, being~ ~
10    1,    7|           onely to avoid expences, contrary to the Genewayes~ ~generall
11    2,  Ind|     FORTUNE, AND YET AFTERWARD~ ~ (CONTRARY TO THEIR HOPE AND EXPECTATION)
12    2,    3|     dependance: it fortuned, that (contrary to the opinion of all~ ~
13    2,    4|           them: it~ ~not onely was contrary to their course, but held
14    2,    4|           this way, and anon quite contrary, he made shift~ ~for himselfe
15    2,    5|            too farre wide on the~ ~contrary hand, wandring up the street
16    2,    6|             but it~ ~chanced quite contrary to her expectation, because
17    2,    7|     sodainely arose boysterous and contrary windes, which were so~ ~
18    2,    7|         their desires were utterly contrary: they~ ~began severally
19    2,    7|            of~ ~me) fell out quite contrary to our expectation, by losses,
20    2,    8|          whose thoughts were quite contrary to hers: immediately went
21    2,    8|            wordes, were of a quite contrary complexion, to those which~ ~
22    2,    9|            Geneway, maintained the contrary; boldly avouching, that
23    2,    9|        without all question to the contrary, I~ ~beleeve that what thou
24    2,    9|          denied or affirmed to the contrary, as thou most unadvisedly
25    3,    1|           they heard some matters, contrary to their~ ~former perswasion;
26    3,    2|     whereof, faire company, in a~ ~contrary kinde I will shew you the
27    3,    3|         tell~ ~you one thing quite contrary to his liking and honour:
28    3,    5|           that it was in a~ ~quite contrary temper, another kinde of
29    3,    6|           the water~ ~hath runne a contrary course, quite from the current
30    3,    6|        will boldly maintaine the~ ~contrary, avouching, that having
31    3,    8|          make~ ~no question to the contrary, but it must needes be an
32    4,    1|         and mine eares heard the~ ~contrary. Nor did I so much as conceive
33    4,    1|         Nobility: whereas on~ ~the contrary, among so many worthy spirits
34    4,    1|              unnoble: now although contrary use did afterward hide and
35    4,    1|           never intreat you to the contrary, because I am the sole occasion
36    4,    2|         estimation. Whereas on the contrary, when any~ ~Lady or Gentlewoman
37    4,    2|      without~ ~all question to the contrary, that the Gentlewomans brethren,~ ~
38    4,    3|            other~ ~counsell to the contrary) on a day when Restagnone
39    4,    3|          his wicked desire; was as contrary to her true meaning in this~ ~
40    4,    4|       LOYALL LOVER~ ~ ~ ~ Gerbino, contrary to the former plighted faith
41    4,    6|       either feare or hope. On the contrary,~ ~there are some, who will
42    4,    6|          be feared~ ~presaging the contrary, neither are good works
43    4,    6|        addict our minds to them of contrary Nature. And now we wil.~ ~
44    4,    8|        attempt~ ~courses, not only contrary to the counsell and judgement
45    4,    8|     manifest signes~ ~declared the contrary. Which Jeronimo very quickely
46    4,    8|            he entreated her to the contrary; protesting, that he~ ~came
47    4,    9|    ATTENDETH ON THEM,~ ~ THAT LOVE CONTRARY TO REASON: IN OFFERING INJURIE
48    5,    1|       wracking: they were carried (contrary to their owne knowledge)
49    5,    1|          still they drove them the contrary way: so that~ ~striving
50    5,    2|            fell out otherwise, and contrary to her desperate~ ~intention,
51    5,    2|       began to doubt,~ ~least some contrary winde had turned her backe
52    5,    2|     strings. Which~ ~will fall out contrary with your followers, for
53    5,    7|           Masters command to~ ~the contrary, he left her, and returned
54    5,    9|            power of~ ~those Lawes; contrary to mine owne will, and those
55    5,    9|       Fortune hath bene crosse and contrary to~ ~me, in many occasions,
56    5,   10|       acquainted his Wife withall, contrary to her~ ~owne expectation,
57    6,  Ind|          night; and I avouched the contrary, because~ ~shee had been
58    6,    3|            had lyen with the Lady (contrary to her~ ~will and knowledge,
59    7,    2|       returned backe againe, quite contrary to his former~ ~wont, keeping
60    7,    3|        without all question to the contrary. But be of good~ ~comfort
61    7,    6|         compasse his intent by a~ ~contrary course, threatning her with
62    7,    8|          times also~ ~advising the contrary. But in the end, as the
63    7,    9|         hee himselfe to avouch the contrary.~ ~ Madam Lydia (upon a
64    7,    9|        dare gadge my life to~ ~the contrary. Concerning my selfe, it
65    8,    1|           burned. Whereas~ ~on the contrary, she that falleth into the
66    8,    2|          Asse bray. Whereas on the contrary,~ ~when she came not to
67    8,    3|            know no~ ~reason to the contrary, why I should not yet teare
68    8,    5|          as he did the like on the contrary side.~ ~ During the time
69    8,    5|        Magistrates; Whereas on the contrary,~ ~they as much condemne
70    8,    8|        Zeppa abiding within doors, contrary~ ~to the knowledge of his
71    8,    9|           long since) avouched the contrary.~ ~ Now, it evidently appeareth,
72    9,    1|         owne good~ ~Fortune? Then, contrary motions, overswaying these
73    9,    1|         end of his hope.~ ~ On the contrary side, after midnight was
74    9,    2|          commended: as also on the contrary, the bold presumption~ ~
75    9,    4|           remember a Novell, quite contrary to this last related,~ ~
76    9,    5|       maner: I could make use of~ ~contrary names, and paint it in a
77    9,    9|     support of vertue, in those of contrary~ ~condition, shaming to
78    9,    9|            doing every thing quite contrary to the order appointed.
79   10,    8|      DIVERSITY OF OCCURRENCES, AND CONTRARY ACCIDENTS HAPPENING:~ ~
80   10,    8|         himselfe, falling into the contrary, and then to this againe,
81   10,    8|        this againe, and from~ ~the contrary, into another kind of alteration,
82   10,    8|           to doe two things, quite contrary to my naturall disposition.~ ~
83   10,    8|           divine effects, in these contrary~ ~times of ours, are not
84   10,    8|           friendship is of a quite contrary nature,~ ~satisfying (in
85   10,    9|        Without all question to the contrary (worthy~ ~Ladies) nothing
86   10,    9|         shall bee compelled to the contrary: yet rest thus~ ~constantly
87   10,   10|        ought I can perceive to the contrary,~ ~this day was dedicated
88   10,   10| continuance. Speaking now (quite~ ~contrary to their former opinion
89   10,   10|       restrayned her teares, quite contrary to the naturall inclination
90   10,   10|            can now be saide to the contrary, but that poore Country~ ~
91   10,   10|            have~ ~quitted him in a contrary kinde, and for thrusting
92   10,   10|    conceite, others leaning to the contrary; one blaming this thing,~ ~