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1 4, 10| to passe, that~ ~Master Doctor Mazzeo (being not onely 2 4, 10| should be done:~ ~and the Doctor conceiving, that except 3 4, 10| This absence of Master Doctor Mazzeo, gave opportunity 4 4, 10| water, reserved by the Doctor for his owne drinking, to 5 4, 10| thinke hereof? Is~ ~Master Doctor returned home, or hath some 6 4, 10| which when Mistresse Doctor and her Chamber-maide heard, 7 4, 10| short while after, Master Doctor Mazzeo was returned from~ ~ 8 4, 10| remedy. While thus Master Doctor and~ ~his Wife were conferring 9 4, 10| Ruggieroes life. Mistresse Doctor, affecting her Maide~ ~dearely, 10 4, 10| at the~ ~feete of Master Doctor, desiring him to pardon 11 4, 10| him. As how? said Master Doctor. In~ ~this manner (quoth 12 4, 10| can devise.~ ~ When the Doctor had heard all her discourse, 13 4, 10| knowne; sent first for Master Doctor Mazzeo, to know,~ ~whether 14 4, 10| Chamber-maide~ ~of Master Doctor Mazzeo della Montagna, she 15 8, 9| Maestro Simone, an ydle-headed Doctor of Physicke, was throwne 16 8, 9| Miniver hood, and styled a Doctor of Physicke, which title 17 8, 9| Cocomero. This Master~ ~Doctor Simon, being thus newly 18 8, 9| too; yet they delighted Doctor~ ~Dunce extraordinarily, 19 8, 9| replied.~ ~ Beleeve me Master Doctor, I would not impart to many 20 8, 9| disposition.~ ~ Master Doctor hearing this Discourse, 21 8, 9| anie one. How now Master~ ~Doctor? answered Bruno, What a 22 8, 9| neighbour Bruno (quoth the Doctor)~ ~assure thy selfe upon 23 8, 9| selves. Fie, fie Master~ ~Doctor, answered Bruno, you are 24 8, 9| this manner.~ ~ Ah Master Doctor, the love I be to your capricious 25 8, 9| and~ ~not otherwise. The Doctor sware, and sware againe, 26 8, 9| my learned and judicious Doctor, that it is not long~ ~time 27 8, 9| wines. Nor do I (Master~ ~Doctor) repute you so weakly witted, 28 8, 9| required or no. And thus Master Doctor, as to my most endeered 29 8, 9| ever.~ ~ Our worthy wise Doctor, whose best skill scarsely 30 8, 9| little) delight Master~ ~Doctor.~ ~ Moreover, at such times 31 8, 9| of~ ~Gomedrabe? said the Doctor, I understand not those 32 8, 9| would say (replyed the~ ~Doctor) Hippocrates and Avicenna, 33 8, 9| Not long~ ~after, as the doctor was holding the candle to 34 8, 9| Rosie colour: beside I am a Doctor of~ ~Physicke, of which 35 8, 9| Bruno (answered~ ~Master Doctor) thou couldst not by any 36 8, 9| truly. I could (quoth the Doctor) sing thee infinite more 37 8, 9| then wit, saide. Master Doctor, snuffe the candle I pray 38 8, 9| answered.~ ~Worthy Master Doctor, the courtesies you have 39 8, 9| neyther great nor small, Doctor nor~ ~Scholler, but thought 40 8, 9| thee, that there is not a Doctor in~ ~all these parts, more 41 8, 9| me Buffalmaco, saide the Doctor, Bruno hath spoken nothing~ ~ 42 8, 9| kindnesses~ ~done by the Doctor to them, was beyond the 43 8, 9| of humane generation. The Doctor demanded, what~ ~Countesse 44 8, 9| heedfull~ ~attention.~ ~ Master Doctor, you must be first of all, 45 8, 9| carefull of mee (quoth the Doctor) and I~ ~thanke you for 46 8, 9| Having espyed Master Doctor uppon the Tombe, Buffalmaco 47 8, 9| stay contentedly.~ ~ Master Doctor, trembling and quaking still 48 8, 9| sweetely embrued.~ ~ Master Doctor, seeing himselfe to bee 49 8, 9| arrived, listning how M. Doctor~ ~should bee welcomd home 50 8, 9| thee. Behold goodly Master Doctor of the~ ~Leystall, who being 51 8, 9| was almost spent, and the Doctor brought~ ~into a sweeter 52 8, 9| good sadnesse (quoth the Doctor) I neyther commended my 53 8, 9| own negligence.~ ~ Master Doctor humbly entreated pardon, 54 8, 9| Florence, taught Master Doctor~ ~better Wit, then all the 55 9, 3| Water unto Learned Mayster Doctor the~ ~Physitian, who (as 56 9, 3| young Damosell unto Maister Doctor, who dwelt then in~ ~the 57 9, 3| not~ ~long before Mayster Doctor Simon came, with Bruno also 58 9, 3| as~ ~they were able; but Doctor Simon gaped so wide with 59 9, 3| Childbed. And then Master Doctor, Alas, I know not how~ ~ 60 9, 3| neighbour Calandrino, replyed Doctor Simon, I will~ ~provide 61 9, 3| words,~ ~returning master Doctor infinite thankes, and referring 62 9, 3| kindenesse.~ ~ Master Doctor being gone home to his house, 63 9, 3| together: afterward Master Doctor and the rest came to see~ ~ 64 9, 3| what a rare cure Master Doctor Simon had wrought on~ ~him,