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 1    1,    1|          I would not have you to imagine, because you see me~ ~lodged
 2    1,    3|      propounded: each of them do imagine that they~ ~have the heritage
 3    1,    6|         greater merit then I can imagine, and~ ~deserve more honor
 4    1,    9|         And because no one shall imagine, that I urge this grace~ ~
 5    2,    6|       their first encountring.~ ~Imagine then, that you see such
 6    2,    7|       the maine.~ ~ You may well imagine, that the Ladie was extraordinarily
 7    2,    8|        lesse space then you will imagine, the King and~ ~Dolphin
 8    2,    8|          people.~ ~ Well may you imagine, that this was no small
 9    2,    9|         the first, I cannot well imagine what~ ~my wife is now doing,
10    2,    9|         the end, thou mayest not imagine, that we who have~ ~spoken
11    3,    1|          labour.~ ~ Well may you imagine that Massetto was no misse-proud
12    3,    4|          Table, according as you imagine most convenient) on Sunday~ ~
13    3,    6|         With whom doest thou now imagine thy selfe~ ~to be? Thou
14    3,    6|     reckoning; for I shall never imagine my selfe halfe satisfied,~ ~
15    3,    7|      before hand; for if you did imagine,~ ~that you should repent
16    3,    8|         Purgatory, doe you~ ~but imagine him to be present with you,
17    4,    1|      able to avouch thy folly,~ ~imagine what an heart-breake this
18    4,    1|         senses, as I cannot well imagine how I should deale~ ~with
19    4,    1|       one cup, at least~ ~if you imagine that we have deserved it.~ ~
20    4,    2|        creatures: you may~ ~well imagine Gossip, such a beauty is
21    4,    2|         the poore man~ ~began to imagine, that the guest entertained
22    4,    2|         our~ ~hunting, because I imagine that he cannot easily be
23    4,    6|      whence, or how, I could not imagine) seeming halfe~ ~hunger-starved,
24    4,    8|        people to be found, who~ ~imagine themselves to know more,
25    4,    8|     deepe-fetcht groane, did not imagine the strange consequence
26    5,    1|       our power.~ ~ You may well imagine, that Chynons dismayed soule
27    5,    8|         Grove, before he could~ ~imagine where he was; hee looked
28    5,   10|        condition I am, thou must imagine, it~ ~is no small hearts
29    6,    2|          would not have~ ~you to imagine, that the huge flaggon (
30    6,    5|        saide. Giotto, doest thou imagine, that a stranger, who had~ ~
31    6,    5|         beholding you) hee could imagine that you had learned your~ ~
32    6,    8| ILL-PLEASING SURLY SLUTS, WHO~ ~ IMAGINE NONE TO BE FAIRE OR WELL-FAVOURED,
33    6,    9|   Neverthelesse, you~ ~shall not imagine mee so unfurnished, but
34    6,   10|    should therefore suspitiously imagine you to be faulty, or~ ~else
35    7,    5|        reputation.~ ~ Doest thou imagine Husband, that if I were
36    7,    6|        there, could not~ ~redily imagine who was the owner thereof.
37    7,    7| lamentable condition (as you may imagine) was poore Anichino;~ ~to
38    7,    8|    capacity, if I should vainely imagine, to~ ~content you with so
39    7,    9|          are to them. Doest thou imagine, that if thou~ ~hadst a
40    7,    9|        he replyed. Lesca, do not imagine~ ~mee so ignorant, as not
41    7,    9|  henceforward, not to presume or imagine,~ ~that my love eyther is,
42    7, Song|         to the whole Company, to imagine, that~ ~some new and pleasing
43    8,    3|          so serious a serch: may imagine what we seeke for, and~ ~
44    8,    4|          may you (Gentle Ladies) imagine, that this answere was not
45    8,    7|        Scholler? Which dost thou imagine to be the~ ~greatest, either
46    8,    7|        as you perhaps may rashly imagine, especially, when a Woman~ ~
47    8,    7|         knowledge, neyther can I imagine what~ ~is become of her,
48    8,    9|        is aware of, for I cannot imagine you to bee so ignorant,
49    8,    9|  together: you are not able~ ~to imagine, what sumptuous hangings
50    8,    9|        case, as you (perhaps) do imagine,~ ~which barreth me from
51    8,    9|      Gowne, thou perhappes doest imagine mee a~ ~faint-hearted fellow.
52    9,    3|         in my~ ~face, whereby to imagine, I should feele some paine?
53    9,    4|          he began immediately to imagine, that he~ ~was become drunke,
54    9,    4|         thereby.~ ~ You may well imagine, that Aniolliero was now
55    9,    9|         I would not have them to imagine, that it was meant for~ ~
56   10,    4|          you now Ladies? Can you imagine, because a King gave~ ~away
57   10,    5|       greater power then many do imagine, and nothing is so~ ~uneasie
58   10,    6|        was a Ghibelline. Can you imagine this~ ~to be justice in
59   10,    8|         doe not thou or any else imagine,~ ~that ever she should
60   10,    8|       contented.~ ~ You may well imagine, this advise was not a little