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 1  Ind      |            where such as passed by, especially in the~ ~mornings, might
 2  Ind      |           they heare or see: they~ ~especially respect to bring us tydings
 3    1,    1|      pleasing appetite and delight (especially in~ ~praying, or walking
 4    1,    1|         with the nature of Fasting, especially, when as it swerveth~ ~from
 5    1,    1|         daily performed by him, and especially on such, as came in~ ~devotion
 6    1,    3|                MAY FALL OUT TO BEE, ESPECIALLY WHEN A MAN FINDS HIMSELFE~ ~
 7    1,    4|          heere to tell Tales; and~ ~especially such as may please our selves.
 8    1,    6|  Pestilentiall in covetous Priests, especially Friars~ ~Minors, that dare
 9    1,    6|         there~ ~from divers places, especially Gentlemen of all degrees;
10    1,    9|             amorously enclined, and especially to you, because you are
11    1,    9|         both~ ~pleasure and profit, especially by discreete observation.~ ~
12    2,    1|           and floute other men, and especially in occasions deserving~ ~
13    2,    2|            steele to~ ~strike fire, especially upon such quicke taking
14    2,    4|        other mens goods his~ ~owne, especially from the Turkes he tooke
15    2,    5|             well like and allow of, especially~ ~when it carryeth apparance
16    2,    7|            at her rare perfections, especially the Duke, who~ ~hardly credited
17    2,    8| advertisements to his children, but especially two~ ~precepts above all
18    2,    8|          least part of thy desires; especially, when without enjoying them,~ ~
19    2,    8|          his idle youthfull yeeres, especially when he left~ ~the Court
20    2,    9|            TO BE VERY~ ~ DANGEROUS, ESPECIALLY BY THE MEANES OF TREACHERERS
21    2,    9|           home~ ~with great honour, especially Madam Genevra, whom every
22    2,   10|       re-counted by the Queene: but especially Dioneus,~ ~who remained
23    2,   10|             kind of men, but more~ ~especially such as thinke themselves
24    2,   10|        mutabilities of Fortune, but especially to concerne such~ ~persons,
25    3,    1|           priviledge of idlenes is, especially when it is backt by~ ~solitude.
26    3,    2|             no other way but death, especially if the King discovered his~ ~
27    3,    3|            nothing~ ~els but Almes; especially my Godmother, who seemed
28    3,    6|             people of Naples, but~ ~especially Madam Catulla, becam perswaded,
29    3,    7|        should be apparantly knowne, especially, such men as hold the place~ ~
30    3,    7|          and gracious respect, bilt especially Hermelina, who~ ~knew (better
31    3,    9|     esteemed friends there present, especially~ ~the honourable Ladies,
32    4,    1|        reports are no way suteable, especially,~ ~by reviving the teares
33    4,    1|             in the blood of Lovers, especially one of~ ~them, being both
34    4,    2|             one anothers~ ~secrets, especially in matter of emulation,
35    4,    3|           IN SUCH AS ENTIRELY LOVE, ESPECIALLY~ ~ BEING INJURIED AND OFFENDED
36    4,    3|          although delights doe most especially~ ~please us, yet they breede
37    4,   10|              MANIFOLD PERILLES, BUT ESPECIALLY IN OCCURRENCES OF LOVE.~ ~ ~ ~
38    4,   10|          Master Doctors Maid, a man especially respected of all the City,
39    5,    1|           the cariage of Gentlemen, especially such as were~ ~amorously
40    5,    1|         every one made account, but especially Chynon, in regard~ ~of ancient
41    5,    1|           selfesame affliction, but especially~ ~Iphigenia, who wept and
42    5,    2|           their urgent importunity, especially~ ~Constance, who could not
43    5,    4|            the sweete Birds~ ~sing, especially the Nightingale which I
44    5,    4|            to~ ~plead thine excuse, especially in the regard of my Daughter,
45    5,    6|            incited to~ ~compassion (especially in cases almost commanding
46    5,    7|           the Gentlemen of Trapani, especially Signior~ ~Amarigo; these
47    5,    8|             to speake of one~ ~more especially, named Anastasio, descended
48    5,    8|          then ornaments in a woman, especially when they be abused.~ ~
49    5,    8|   disdainfull Gentlewoman, but more especially her, who being the~ ~death
50    5,   10|             deserve~ ~commendation, especially when they no way concern
51    5,   10|      warrant their owne frailety,~ ~especially living among so many temptations,
52    6,  Ind|           divers the passed Novels, especially those which were most pleasing,~ ~
53    6,    9|            a customary use, and one especially day in the yeare~ ~appointed,
54    6,   10|             you have used~ ~to pay (especially such as have their names
55    6,   10|               with his commodities, especially his Wallet, because of the
56    6,   10|            from branch to branch,~ ~especially, when anie of the Chamber-maides
57    6,   10|           being much commended, but especially his long~ ~Pilgrimage, and
58    6,   10|             so goodly and pleasant, especially in that season, which was
59    7,    1|            bee as fearfull as we,~ ~especially of Spirits, of which all
60    7,    1|            Frederigo was to observe especially, that alwayes when hee went
61    7,    2|            towards your sexe, but~ ~especially Husbands, have bene so great
62    7,    3|                is wholly frivolous, especially, when the motions mooved
63    7,    3|            on any curious answer,~ ~especially being so cuningly moved;
64    7,    5|          them by their Wives, and~ ~especially upon no occasion given,
65    7,    5|         rift or chinke in the Wall, especially when the Gentleman was~ ~
66    7,    5|         made~ ~fast all the doores, especially that on the midst of the
67    7,   10|             of frailty~ ~committed, especially with Gossips, as I my selfe
68    8,    1|             equity meriteth pardon, especially of a Judge not~ ~over-rigorous:
69    8,    2|               and proper of person (especially for Womens service) commonly
70    8,    2|             a cunning reaching wit, especially in matters for his owne~ ~
71    8,    6|             haunt~ ~country houses, especially in such scattering Villages.~ ~
72    8,    6|            invite your Neighbors~ ~(especially such as you suspect) to
73    8,    7|      suspected~ ~without any cause, especially by him whom shee esteemed
74    8,    7|           manner it is to bee done, especially on her owne~ ~behalfe: I
75    8,    7|         perhaps may rashly imagine, especially, when a Woman~ ~would repeale
76    8,    7|     apprehension, and (amongst them especially) such as are Schollers:~ ~
77    8,    7|             ceasing to torment her, especially~ ~now in the conclusion
78    9,    9|           lesse) to be very~ ~true: especially in the morall meaning, it
79    9,   10|         were~ ~in request, but most especially to Apuglia, buying and selling
80    9, Song|             by Madame Neiphila, was especially~ ~commended, both by the
81   10,    4|       Alphonso, King of Spain, but (especially) the Abbot of~ ~Clugny.
82   10,    4|      presume on further advantages, especially such as love~ ~entirely:
83   10,    4|            your former opinion, and especially Signior Nicoluccio~ ~Caccianimico:
84   10,    7|           your health~ ~the sooner, especially, when it is requested by
85   10,    8|            greatest importance, and especially unto such as~ ~most they
86   10,    8|         considerator of beauty, and especially on his~ ~friends behalfe;
87   10,    8|           should bring him thither, especially in~ ~the questioning for
88   10,    9|           little or no~ ~direction, especially when she knew her husbands
89   10,   10|             inciting to incivility, especially in weake and shallow~ ~understandings.