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 1  Ind      |         upon us mortals. Some few yeeres before, it tooke beginning
 2    1,    4|        being in the vigour of his yeeres) was such, as neither Fasts
 3    2,    3|           their expences divers~ ~yeeres.~ ~ The dealings of Alessandro
 4    2,    3|        because he is more yong in yeeres, then the decrees for such
 5    2,    5|          one happened~ ~in sundry yeeres, and this other had no longer
 6    2,    6|           aged~ ~about some eight yeeres, named Geoffrey, and growne
 7    2,    6|       aged already about sixteene yeeres, having a loftier~ ~spirit,
 8    2,    6|         end, about three or foure yeeres after his departure from~ ~
 9    2,    6|          spleene, now in his aged yeeres~ ~to be the murtherer of
10    2,    6|          world above foureteene~ ~yeeres, in expectation of nothing
11    2,    6|         aged about two and twenty yeeres.~ ~Conrado hearing this,
12    2,    6|        and (about some foureteene yeeres since) I brought such a
13    2,    7|           in the~ ~space of foure yeeres) happened into the custodie
14    2,    7|             about five and twenty yeeres, of most compleate person,
15    2,    7|    constrainedly had lived divers yeeres together, in the~ ~state
16    2,    7|      Antigonus,~ ~well stept into yeeres, and better stored with
17    2,    8|          aged~ ~litle above forty yeeres, as affable and singularly
18    2,    8|          very yong, and of tender yeeres, which made his owne~ ~home
19    2,    8|         on my youthfull blood and yeeres, have~ ~found no mean inducement
20    2,    8|     exceeding Gianetta about sixe yeeres in age. Hee perceiving her
21    2,    8|        unto him, being young~ ~in yeeres, but well experienced in
22    2,    8|         many, who being growne to yeeres of grave discretion, doe~ ~
23    2,    8|          Countrey. On hee grew in yeeres, choisely respected by his
24    2,    8|        and forlorne.~ ~ Eighteene yeeres were now fully overpast,
25    2,    8|        then in his idle youthfull yeeres, especially when he left~ ~
26    2,    8|          eldest being but~ ~eight yeeres of age, yet all of them
27    2,    9|           the space of sixe whole yeeres, have wandered through the
28    2,   10|       WOMEN THEN IS FIT FOR THEIR YEERES,~ ~ AND INSUFFICIENT, NEVER
29    2,   10|       lived in Pisa (some hundred yeeres before~ ~Tuscany and Liguria
30    2,   10|         your grave and reverend~ ~yeeres) but what your selfe shall
31    3,    1|         beganne to grow in~ ~good yeeres, and desired to returne
32    3,    1|        benefit of his youthfull~ ~yeeres, that now he merrily tooke
33    3,    3|     dealing) there lived not many yeeres since, a Gentlewoman of~ ~
34    3,    3|          also, and of indifferent yeeres, as~ ~what day shee saw
35    3,    4|           and twenty, or thirty~ ~yeeres; was a fresh indifferent
36    3,    6|            for the space of eight yeeres now fully~ ~compleated,
37    3,    6|        and I thinke it a thousand yeeres, until wee may see~ ~each
38    3,    7|       that hee himselfe (in~ ~few yeeres compasse) proved to be a
39    3,    7|           constancy, as~ ~7 whole yeeres together, he vanquished
40    3,    7|           telling her, how~ ~many yeeres since she was espoused to
41    3,    7|          is, that~ ~in my younger yeeres, being left a widdow, I
42    3,    7| banishment, and~ ~wandring seaven yeeres in exile thorow the world;
43    3,    9|   beautifull, and of sufficient~ ~yeeres for marriage; and is debarred
44    4,    1|          nature; if, in his elder yeeres, he~ ~had not soiled his
45    4,    1|         had outstept (by~ ~divers yeeres) the age meete for marriage.~ ~
46    4,    1|        now you are farre stept in yeeres) what the Lawes~ ~of youth
47    4,    3|      which exceeded his Sonnes in yeeres. Two of them~ ~being twinnes,
48    4,    3|          counted to be fifteene~ ~yeeres old; the third was foureteene,
49    4,    6|        Ponte, being a man well in yeeres,~ ~and of a gentle nature,
50    4,   10|     assembly) that it is not many yeeres since,~ ~when there lived
51    4,   10|          already well entred into yeeres,~ ~would (neverthelesse)
52    4,   10|       make him lusty~ ~in his old yeeres, he tooke the glasse; and
53    5,    1|        Brother, yonger then he in yeeres, but not a jot~ ~inferiour
54    5,    4|           blessing (in their olde yeeres) was not a little~ ~comfortable
55    5,    4|   singular behaviour, and of such yeeres as was fit for marriage,~ ~
56    5,    4|          be measured by younger~ ~yeeres. I know that well Daughter,
57    5,    4|        yet) out of her~ ~childish yeeres, and Children have many
58    5,    5|           his charge, about ten~ ~yeeres of age, with all such goods
59    5,    5|          the~ ~Maide was fifteene yeeres old, laboured to be possessed
60    5,    5|           being then aged but two yeeres, or~ ~thereabout. As hee
61    5,    5|          true it is, although her yeeres are convenient for marriage,~ ~
62    5,    5|           him also to be a man of yeeres and~ ~gravity: she beleeved
63    5,    7|     Theodoro: who growing on in~ ~yeeres, (albeit he lived in the
64    5,    7|           Signior Amarigo grew in yeeres and stature,~ ~so did a
65    5,    7|           from him about fifteene yeeres before,~ ~by Pyrates on
66    5,   10|        woman, so farre stept into yeeres, as shee is, to give~ ~such
67    6,    5|       they being well entred into yeeres, it fortuned (as~ ~oftentimes
68    7,    9|          dayes multiplicitie of~ ~yeeres, till the kisse may be given,
69    9,    4|           in Sienna, and not many yeeres since, two young men of~ ~
70   10,    9|      obliged servant: living many yeeres (after) with his wife Adalietta,~ ~
71   10,   10|               About foure or five yeeres after the birth of her daughter,