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 1  Ind      |           Pictures of~ ~admirable cunning. Nor was there any want
 2    1,    3|  perceyving, that the Jew was too cunning to bee caught~ ~in his snare,
 3    2,    5|        then halfe~ ~ascended, the cunning young Queane gave a call
 4    2,    5| admiration, and~ ~she contained a cunning kinde of silence, even as
 5    2,    5|      earnest embracings of this~ ~cunning commodity; he tooke all
 6    2,    5|     consults with himselfe. These cunning~ ~companions suppose me
 7    2,    5|        The other two fellowes, as cunning in craft as the third could
 8    2,    7|   accordingly performed, as being cunning enough in such~ ~occasions.~ ~
 9    2,    7|          proceeded yet in~ ~their cunning a little further; casting
10    3,    2|           TO USE REVENGE. AND THE CUNNING MEANES~ ~ OF ANOTHER, WHEN
11    3,    2|         will shew you the subtill cunning of one, who~ ~(perhaps)
12    3,    3|        equalled~ ~with his crafty cunning, and great wisedom in the
13    3,    4|         the~ ~Gentlewomans quaint cunning, but smiling at the Confessors
14    3,    6|          by Madame Eliza, but the cunning of~ ~the Magnifico, being
15    3,    7|         Angler bestoweth his best cunning, with one~ ~line and baite
16    3,    8|           the rest were) in these cunning and politique~ ~stratagems
17    3,    9|           Juliet, by a queint and cunning policy,~ ~compassed the
18    3,    9|          I am resolved to try her cunning, and~ ~thereon saide. Faire
19    4,    1|          length she devised a new cunning stratageme, to~ ~compasse
20    4,    1|            meeting there, in this cunning and concealed sort; Guiscardo
21    4,    8|        His love Silvestra, by the cunning compacting of~ ~his Mother
22    4,    9|     speeches, to~ ~tast the Cooks cunning in so rare a dish.~ ~ The
23    4,   10|           requires their care and cunning: whereupon the Maide thus
24    5,    7|       clouded with the~ ~greatest cunning; but truth hath a loop-light
25    5,    8|      MATTERS TO PASSE, AS WIT AND CUNNING IN MAN~ ~ CAN EVER COMPREHEND~ ~ ~ ~
26    5,    8|      knowing the subtle enemies~ ~cunning illusions in offering false
27    5,   10|                  REPREHENDING THE CUNNING OF IMMODEST WOMEN, WHO BY
28    6,   10|      qualities, as Lippo Topo the cunning Painter, or the most curious~ ~
29    6,   10|         and having heard~ ~what a cunning shift he found, to come
30    6,   10|          their Husbandes, in very cunning and crafty manner. But setting~ ~
31    6,   10|          onely concerne such slye cunning~ ~and deceits, as women
32    6,   10|         as if some artificiall or cunning~ ~hand had planted them,
33    6,   10|        they~ ~were overquicke and cunning for them. After they had
34    7,    2|       knoweth, that another is as cunning and~ ~subtile as himselfe;
35    7,    8|         the end, as the quaintest cunning may~ ~faile at one time
36    7,    8|      immediately, that her subtle cunning was discovered, and supposing
37    7,    9|              to seeme exquisitely cunning, in all the outwarde apparances
38    7,    9|         downe) they could find as cunning meanes to over-reach him.~ ~
39    8,    1|          least beleeve any such~ ~cunning in them, as they that stand
40    8,    2|         presence. Yet he was so~ ~cunning in the carriage of his amorous
41    8,    2|     Florines neither.~ ~ Having a cunning reaching wit, especially
42    8,    6|      delicate Sir Domine, Art and cunning must~ ~be our maine helps:
43    8,    7|           Bill. And lending him a cunning looke or two,~ ~queintly
44    8,    7|           at should exercise your cunning on me.~ ~ Nay, said shee,
45    8,    7|        yet veiled all~ ~under the cunning cloake of love, but sauced
46    8,    7|         forged an artificiall and cunning tale,~ ~to give some formall
47    8,   10|            THAT SUCH AS MEET WITH CUNNING HARLOTS, AND~ ~ SUFFER THEMSELVES
48    8,   10|         deceived, was a great and cunning~ ~Mistris in beguiling others;
49    8,   10|       Maquerella, who (after many cunning counterfetted sighes, and~ ~
50    8,   10|         wanton pleasure, by which cunning baytes (at length) she~ ~
51    8,   10|           graced them~ ~with such cunning dissembled sorrow, as if
52    8,   10|         consider on the craft and cunning of this~ ~wicked Woman,
53    9,    4|        you may perceive, that the cunning Villanies of Fortarigo,~ ~
54    9,    5|      returned him such queint and cunning~ ~carriage, as enflamed
55    9,    7|        Now I perceive my husbands cunning colouring, and why I~ ~must
56    9,    7|         they were very expert and cunning men all, yet could~ ~they
57    9,   10|      instruct thee in so rare a~ ~cunning, that thou maist make a
58    9,   10|      therein~ ~consisteth all the cunning.~ ~ Gossip Pietro holding
59   10,    8|       presume to use the secret~ ~cunning which now is openly made
60   10,    9|      limited~ ~time. By close and cunning meanes hee wrote the Letter,