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 1  Ind      |           because the~ ~attayning thereto was hard and painfull. For
 2  Ind      |        downe (even as constrained thereto by meere necessity) in writing~ ~
 3  Ind      |  annoyances, by diligent Officers thereto deputed:~ ~besides prohibition
 4  Ind      |       course of behaviour, (moved thereto no lesse by feare, that
 5    1,    1|           be~ ~urged and required thereto, offering them his paines
 6    1,    1|       false witnesse, if hee were thereto entreated, and~ ~(oftentimes)
 7    1,    1|         matter, and~ ~constrained thereto (as it were) by necessity,
 8    1,    1|      supply: yet alwayes God gave thereto such a~ ~mercifull blessing,
 9    1,    1|           referre~ ~we our selves thereto in all our necessities,
10    1,    4|         all the~ ~particularities thereto belonging. And beside Sir,
11    1,    6|       began (after the Queene had thereto appointed her)~ ~in these
12    1,    9|           people; yet~ ~good will thereto cannot be taken from them,
13    2,    1|        not how we shall~ ~attaine thereto, because (as I have heard)
14    2,    5|           all other circumstances thereto leading; began to frame~ ~
15    2,    5|    knowledge of him (rioved onely thereto by most loyal~ ~affection)
16    2,    5|           the Bucket was fastened thereto,~ ~and full of water. Andrea
17    2,    7|           Discourse; and he being thereto very obedient, began in
18    2,    7|           soliciting the Prince~ ~thereto very earnestly, they both
19    2,    7|         ever she gave any consent thereto; which~ ~Constantine sware
20    2,    8|    declared his~ ~willing consent thereto, and with the teares trickling
21    2,    9|       wife, he might be compelled thereto~ ~perforce.~ ~ Sicuranoes
22    3,    1|           his dutifull readinesse thereto; he~ ~gave him order to
23    3,    3|           and he binding himselfe thereto by a~ ~solemne promise,
24    3,    4|       except hee gave his consent thereto; affirming beside, that
25    3,    6|    earnestly he hath solicited me thereto. But if you had not~ ~commanded
26    3,    7|         of Law, and the Ministers thereto belonging, who pretending
27    3,    7|           she) and binde my selfe thereto by a sacred~ ~oath, to keepe
28    3,    9|        will I~ ~ever give consent thereto.~ ~ Sir, saide the King,
29    4,    1| whatsoever else hath provoked him thereto, seeing it is not lawfull~ ~
30    4,    1|      womanish weaknesse so much~ ~thereto induce me, as the matchlesse
31    4,    1|    thereof, and performed actions thereto~ ~answerable, were thereby
32    4,    3|    Restagnone, and every particle thereto~ ~appertaining. Whereupon,
33    4,    3|       Magdalenaes death. He being thereto~ ~very easily perswaded,
34    4,    4|       granted: yeelded the sooner thereto right~ ~willingly, and as
35    4,    4|      furnished with all~ ~thinges thereto belonging, for the sending
36    4,    5|             foorth sad complaints thereto, even as if they had beene
37    4,    6|          not by any meanes listen thereto. And he being desirous to~ ~
38    4,    7|      instinct was her first tutor thereto, so~ ~wanted she not a second
39    5,  Ind|           accidents; who yeelding thereto with humble~ ~reverence,
40    5,    1|          being rather constrained thereto, then of any~ ~free disposition
41    5,    5|    Guardian would give no consent thereto: wherefore,~ ~perceiving
42    5,    5|        her: howbeit I will listen thereto much more~ ~respectively,
43    5,    5|      embraces, even as instructed thereto by instinct of~ ~nature.
44    5,    5|           due honours belonging~ ~thereto; and long time after they
45    5,    6|          his meanes for ascending thereto, she having left it open
46    5,    8|           me; as for the reason~ ~thereto mooving me, you shall then
47    5,    9|           in the World: consented thereto, so she bestowed her selfe
48    5,   10|            nothing else urged you thereto, but that all women are
49    5,   10|  discourse to morrow shall tend~ ~thereto. I meane of such persons,
50    6,  Ind|          place, the Queene having thereto~ ~generally summoned them,
51    6,    2|        Feast for them, inviting~ ~thereto the most part of the honourablest
52    6,    2|          and pompe, albeit he was thereto (by the saide Messer Geri)~ ~
53    7,    3|          with another, answerable thereto in nature.~ ~ You are to
54    7,    3|        urgent occasion moving him thereto, I know not)~ ~Reynard would
55    7,    4|      alwaies so often~ ~solicited thereto: that Cheta her selfe began
56    7,    5|         or else a passage guiding thereto. A Chambermaid of hers,
57    7,    8|      conversing with him, being~ ~thereto also very earnestlie still
58    7,    9|           with him, when he shall thereto be~ ~solicited by me.~ ~
59    7,    9|    inviting many Lords and Ladies thereto. On which rejoycing day,
60    8,    2|         the Timbrill, and singing thereto~ ~as it had beene a Nightingale,
61    8,    4|        any time~ ~say so much, as thereto no more may be added: beside
62    8,    9|    parents, then anie~ ~knowledge thereto obtained: yet cloathed in
63    8,   10|        more boldly~ ~(being urged thereto by meere necessity, the
64    9,    2|         they could, being enduced thereto by so good example.~ ~
65   10,    2|      CONDITIONS, ONELY OCCASIONED THERETO BY NECESSITY: AND WHAT~ ~
66   10,    3|           the reason~ ~urging him thereto. Nathan hearing these words,
67   10,    5|           else would do:~ ~mooved thereto onely by feare of the Magitian,
68   10,    8|           prevaile with thee, and thereto I conjure~ ~thee, by the
69   10,    8|     thereon; I stand~ ~the neerer thereto obliged. For this cause,
70   10,    8|          kinred or friends called thereto: no, nor so~ ~much as advertised
71   10,    9|          will ensue~ ~thereon, as thereto justly appertaining.~ ~
72   10,    9|       great parentage, and no way thereto inferior in the~ ~blessings
73   10,    9|           discovered: constrained thereto meerly by necessity, hee
74   10,   10|           to~ ~take a wife: and I thereto condescended, more to yeeld