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 1  Ind      |        all~ ~feminine compassion, yea, or regard of their owne
 2  Ind      |          three Brethren together; yea, the Father and the Mother,
 3  Ind      |           miserably in outhouses, yea, and in the open fieldes
 4  Ind      |      Goates, their Swine, Pullen, yea~ ~their verie Dogges, the
 5    1,    2|          the faith of Christians, yea, and~ ~matters of divinest
 6    1,    2|         and such wicked~ ~things, yea, worse, if worse may be,
 7    1,    7|         reputed to bee Gentlemen, yea speciall favourites: whereas
 8    2,    1|          the selfe same matter,~ ~yea, and to his no meane danger
 9    2,    3|          and unexpected accident, yea, so violent were their~ ~
10    2,    5|          of her Father, Brethren, yea, and her owne honour, they
11    2,    5|          it. His head, shoulders, yea all his~ ~utmost strength
12    2,    7|        OCCASION~ ~ OF MANY EVILS, YEA, AND OF DEATH, TO DIVERS
13    2,    7|           beauty highly extolled, yea even by the Duke himselfe;
14    2,    8|         as a~ ~sufficient excuse, yea, and to the advantage of
15    2,    8|           of her~ ~Lord and Lady, yea, of every one in the house
16    2,    9|       from her ten years space~ ~(yea all his life time) out of
17    2,    9|       suite, either shee answered yea, or no. And~ ~albeit I know
18    2,    9|       affections of divers Women. Yea, and~ ~let me tell thee
19    2,    9|        many stabs to his~ ~heart, yea, beyond all compasse of
20    3,    1|      power to doe what they list, yea~ ~beyond all meanes of sufficient
21    3,    1|        and fleshly concupiscence, yea, in such as till~ ~and husband
22    3,    1|          it in part of~ ~payment. Yea but Sister, replied the
23    3,    2|         that he said to himselfe, Yea~ ~mary, this is th man that
24    3,    3| opinionate and credulous, may be, yea and are~ ~(divers times)
25    3,    3|       since I was heere with you, yea, no longer~ ~agoe then yesterday)
26    3,    5|           had long time affected, yea, and closely courted, (though
27    3,    5|           I enjoy life or motion; yea, and I dare~ ~assure you,
28    3,    5|     courteous favour~ ~to accept, yea, if it were thorow the whole
29    3,    7|           them~ ~in the Churches; yea, and in open publike places,
30    3,    7|           widdowes: simple women, yea, and men~ ~of weake capacity,
31    3,    7|            a foole, a~ ~villaine, yea, a vagabond, envying both
32    3,    7|      hugging and~ ~embracing him, yea, many beside, who were no
33    4      |        have bene rudely~ ~shaken, yea, almost halfe unrooted,
34    4,    1|        hath created all~ ~things; yea, all creatures, equally
35    4,    2|             all their Testaments, yea, many chose him as depositary
36    4,    2|           their greatest~ ~power, yea, and make them enamored
37    4,    3|      cruell and bloudie hatred;~ ~yea, and so strangely was reason
38    4,    5|         very respective~ ~lookes, yea, kindnesses of no common
39    4,    6|           as ill seeming dreames, yea, and much more~ ~to be feared,
40    4,    6|     likewise come to the Pallace, yea,~ ~most of the men and women
41    4,    8|       infallible grounded reason, yea, and to attempt~ ~courses,
42    4,    8|          she began to rebuke him, yea~ ~many times gave him both
43    4,   10|          our hearts with sighing: yea (Gracious Ladies) I my selfe
44    4,   10|         entrance into your house, yea even into mine owne Chamber,
45    5,    7|      tractable and gentle nature, yea, and of a more affable countenance~ ~
46    5,   10|          infinite~ ~other beside; yea, and many of them are more
47    5,   10|          bee old, our Husbands,~ ~yea, our very dearest and nearest
48    5,   10|      garmented, courser~ ~dieted, yea, debarred of all pleasure
49    6,    2|           so soone as Cistio saw: Yea mary my friend, quoth he,
50    6,    8|       despise both men and women, yea whosoever she lookt on;
51    6,   10|           place where he commeth, yea, and a good house~ ~to boot
52    6,   10|         to make the first answer, yea or~ ~no, according as he
53    7,    2|     friends and loving Paramours, yea, one,~ ~two, three at once,
54    7,    3|         ever formerly he had bin, yea~ ~even to solicite the enjoying
55    7,    4|      familiarity with her friend, yea, divers times after, as~ ~
56    7,    4|        drunke very much with him, yea, untill he was quite spent
57    7,    5|         in our judiciall Courtes; yea, or as our Lord~ ~himselfe,
58    7,    7|  travailing thither to see~ ~her, yea, and to continue there,
59    7,    9|           savour which others do, yea, very~ ~offensively.~ ~
60    7,    9|         so shamefullie wrong you: yea,~ ~and to performe it before
61    8,    4|           insinuating ambassages; yea, whensoever shee came~ ~
62    8,    6|          rob~ ~him of his Brawne? Yea marry (quoth Buffalmaco)
63    8,    7|     violent a detestation of her; Yea, extremity~ ~of hatred in
64    8,    7|         that you have prescribed, yea, and much more, to recover
65    8,    7|          a vile~ ~inhumane beast, yea, one that deserved not the
66    8,    7|      metamorphosed with rednesse, yea, and blood issuing~ ~forth
67    8,    7|         day~ ~long on this Tower, yea, meerly broyled my poore
68    8,    7|           and led to execution:~ ~yea Wine also, if they request
69    8,    8|          should we part so soone? Yea but Zeppa, replied Spinelloccio,
70    8,    9|         which you desire to know, yea, a matter of mine~ ~owne
71    8,    9|       goodly Library of~ ~Bookes, yea, and so faire and costly
72    8,    9|          mens hearts from~ ~them, yea, to bereave them of their
73    8,   10|           for repaiment was come, yea a moneth or two over-past,~ ~
74    9,    5|    spetting with hummes and haes, yea in such close and secret~ ~
75    9,    5|           at the very first view; yea, and she~ ~shall finde it
76    9,    5|           whether she will or no. Yea marry~ ~Bruno, answered
77    9,    9|       ought to be subject to men, yea, and to be governd by their~ ~
78    9,    9|           more soft and delicate, yea, and our hearts timorous,~ ~
79    9,    9|         knowledge and experience, yea, and to crave his counsell,~ ~
80   10,    3|       attend on him reverently;~ ~yea, and he did himselfe greatly
81   10,    4|         worthy~ ~and magnificent, yea, reaching to such a height
82   10,    8|       above~ ~all felicitie else, yea, more than his owne life,
83   10,    8|     provident for~ ~your support, yea, a protectour of you and
84   10,    8|      kindred, those of Sophronia, yea, of~ ~Sophronia her selfe,
85   10,    9|           you conveighed thither, yea, even into your owne house,