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 1  Ind      |         or compelled by poverty, kept~ ~still within their house
 2    1,    1|          man againe, after I had kept them the space of a~ ~whole
 3    1,    1|        for no place ought to bee kept more pure and cleane then~ ~
 4    1,    3|          Ring was left by him,~ ~kept the same course to his posterity,
 5    1,    6|  eternall life; which saying, he kept~ ~perfectly in his memory:
 6    1,    6|       matters,~ ~that he alwayes kept an open and hospitable Court,
 7    1,    7|       way; because, not onely he kept his purse lockt up from~ ~
 8    1,    9|         which this day hath bene kept by Madam~ ~Pampinea, me
 9    2,    3|      owne voluntary disposition, kept no restraint upon their~ ~
10    2,    4|    shewed him the Cofer that had kept him floating upon the~ ~
11    2,    6|      their owne Castle, Beritola kept company with the wife~ ~
12    2,    6|           because shee~ ~alwayes kept company with Conradoes wife;
13    2,    6|         wherein I~ ~have so long kept thee, and in one instant,
14    2,    6|      wherein he had so long time kept the Lad, and desiring (by
15    2,    7|     wherein his brother Bajazeth kept her: which~ ~raised a cruell
16    2,    7|       where he caused her to bee kept very secretly (to her no~ ~
17    2,    7|        the~ ~Lady was so closely kept they took their leave, and
18    2,    7|        Castle where the Lady was kept: on~ ~the morrow, attended
19    2,    8|       THAT LOYALTY~ ~ FAITHFULLY KEPT TO THE PRINCE (WHAT PERILS
20    2,    8|  parentage was reputed poore, he kept~ ~his love concealed from
21    2,    8|        them, wisely and silently kept all to himselfe, with~ ~
22    2,    9|     Dioneus, should carefully be kept,~ ~and because now there
23    2,   10|     where~ ~and how his wife was kept from him; whereupon hee
24    3,    1|          IS VERY HARDLY TO BE~ ~ KEPT IN ALL PLACES~ ~ ~ ~ Massetto
25    3,    1|     woman, divers~ ~virgins were kept as recluses, or Nuns, vowed
26    3,    1|        who was a Gardiner,~ ~and kept the Garden in commendable
27    3,    1|             strictly we are here kept and attended, never any
28    3,    1|        and not one of a thousand kept or performed? If wee~ ~have
29    3,    1|        her chamber, where he was kept close so long, that the~ ~
30    3,    3|        to the~ ~Convent where he kept, and having caused him to
31    3,    3|        my Gentleman, ill hath he kept his promise made to~ ~me;
32    3,    3|     seeing grace hath~ ~hitherto kept thee from dishonor, and
33    3,    4|         Alchimy:~ ~wherefore, he kept no other family, but onely
34    3,    4|           by a few sparkes close kept~ ~together) he kindled part
35    3,    4|         suspition, albeit Puccio kept still within doores, and
36    3,    5|        How now man? Have I~ ~not kept my promise with thee? No
37    3,    7|     Florence, he went to an Inne kept by two brethren,~ ~neere
38    3,    7|   Aldobrandino Palermini (who is kept close prisoner) was the~ ~
39    3,    7|  conversing together, and he had kept with no meane care: and
40    3,    8|  appetite to women: which yet he kept so cleanly to~ ~himselfe,
41    3,    9|       weake, crazie, and sickly, kept a Physitian daily in his~ ~
42    3,    9|        the Countesse carefully~ ~kept, and perceiving assuredly,
43    3,    9|         of all Saints, the Count kept a solemne Feastivall, for~ ~
44    4,    1|          Bavin to take Rame, yet kept so closely as possibly she~ ~
45    4,    1|       delved into the earth, and kept Flockes in the field, have
46    4,    1|         which sometime thou hast kept most carfully, shall come
47    4,    5|          yet notwithstanding, he kept it to~ ~himselfe till the
48    5,    1|          with sound sleepe, that kept them fast enclosed together,
49    5,    4|          liberty, how short I am kept from conversing with any
50    5,    6|         disposition, she must be kept in a goodly house of his~ ~
51    5,    6|      that manner; closely was he kept in~ ~prison till the next
52    5,    7|     Damosell, somewhat over-long kept from marriage by her Fathers~ ~
53    5,    7|     place where his Daughter was kept. Poore~ ~condemned Pedro, (
54    5,    9|    Frederigo had~ ~most lovingly kept it, not suffering it ever
55    5,   10|         to sup, Herculanoes Wife kept the doore fast shut~ ~against
56    5,   10|        see the~ ~reason, why you kept us so long from comming
57    6,    2|         conveyance hath~ ~better kept them, then the very best
58    6,    4|         Knighthoode: continually kept both Hawkes and Hounds,
59    6,   10|   Gentlewomen, you know you have kept a commendable~ ~custom,
60    7,    1|      such like matters, which he kept~ ~charily, and repeated
61    7,    1|         assured signe, that John kept at home. And if he~ ~found
62    7,    1| provision, because the other was kept for a better guest. In the
63    7,    5|      while her~ ~foolish Husband kept the doore.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam
64    7,    5|         in him more and more, he kept her in such narrow restraint:~ ~
65    7,    5|           entrance, and his wife kept still her contented quarter,
66    7,    9|       and~ ~wealthy possessions, kept a goodly traine of Servants,
67    7,    9|     where the Feast was solemnly kept; very rich~ ~and costly
68    7,    9|      what course was best to bee kept~ ~in this case, forming
69    7,    9|      onely Lesca, who evermore~ ~kept still in her company. So,
70    7,   10|    occasion. Because Tingoccio~ ~kept it closely from Meucio,
71    8,    2|         THAT NO PROMISE IS TO BE KEPT WITH SUCH WOMEN AS WILL~ ~
72    8,    6|     Cattle and Poultry, which he kept there in store, hee had
73    8,    7|        thence forward) carefully kept~ ~her selfe from fond loves
74    8,    8|          any noise at~ ~all; but kept himselfe closely hidden,
75    8,    8|          In which resolution, he kept still very~ ~close, so long
76    8,    8|      your dearest Jewell? Having kept it~ ~awhile in my wives
77    8,    8|     selves, let it be as closely kept to our selves. Zeppa was
78    8,   10|        any meanes)~ ~compasse, I kept them still for you in continuall
79    9,    6|         an honest meane man, who kept a poore Inne or Ostery for~ ~
80    9,    7|       passe by her. While shee~ ~kept her selfe in this concealment,
81   10,    2|     commanding a good fire to be kept~ ~continually in his small
82   10,    7|         publique Feast, the King kept a triumphall day (of Justs
83   10,    7|    Authors doe affirme) the King kept his~ ~promise made to Lisana,
84   10,    8|  dishonest case, and~ ~therefore kept from the knowledge of thy
85   10,    8|           must~ ~they not now be kept in the same manner? Can
86   10,    9|        farre off (and where~ ~he kept no doore shut) to his Wife,
87   10,    9|      forsooke him, whereupon, he kept his~ ~bed, setting downe