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 1  Ind      |       walke further, and~ ~speede worse. Heere are Tables, Cards,
 2    1,    1|            that never was there a worse man borne; whose wickednesse~ ~
 3    1,    1| Physicions judgement) from bad to worse, as no other way appeared~ ~
 4    1,    2|        such wicked~ ~things, yea, worse, if worse may be, and held
 5    1,    2|            things, yea, worse, if worse may be, and held in generall
 6    1,    6|         meete for Swine, or to be worse~ ~throwne away, yet I hold
 7    1,    7|           falshoods. Nay which is worse,~ ~they wil do this in the
 8    2,    5|           hee perswaded himselfe, worse then had already happened,
 9    2,    6|       poorely garmented, but much worse~ ~hosed and shodde, continued
10    3,    1|         to the Chamber, and by no worse woman~ ~then the Lady Abbesse
11    3,    4|      better; doe become~ ~in much worse condition then they were
12    3,    5|        advantages, and wives much worse, if~ ~they take hold of
13    3,    6|       longer in these complaints, worse~ ~would ensue thereon, then
14    3,    7|      questionlesse, if I speed no worse then my good~ ~hope perswadeth
15    3,   10|  condition hath falne from ill to worse, and so still it is likely,~ ~
16    3, Song|     Monument,~ ~ No true love was worse spent,~ ~ Then mine poore
17    4,    3|            and I could wish, that worse inflictions had falne on~ ~
18    4,    5|      their liking. So, shewing no worse~ ~countenance to Lorenzo,
19    5,    1|         she pleased; for into a~ ~worse place they could not come,
20    5,    3|               Now was he in farre worse case then before, not knowing
21    5,   10|        the shelves. Nay, which is worse, Rimes and Songs is made
22    6,    1|      discourse was idle, and much worse delivered:~ ~entreated him
23    6,    1|      possibly be more mangled, or worse~ ~tortured in telling, then
24    6,    2|         this service; for I am no worse a skinker, then a Baker,
25    6,    5|         man can sildome meet with worse. The like did Giotto the
26    6,    5|      deformed, as no man could be worse, in~ ~his opinion: without
27    6,    8|            and~ ~ugly faced, as a worse was very hardly to be found.~ ~
28    6,    8|           both men and women, and worse this high Holyday,~ ~then
29    6,    9|       unleartied men, that we are worse then dead men, in~ ~comparison
30    6,   10|           stature, ill faced, and worse formed, with a paire of
31    6, Song|             Release me from those worse then servile bands,~ ~ Which
32    7,    2|          I~ ~borne, and in a much worse, when I was made thy Wife.
33    7,    2|           Peronella, Why now I am worse offended then~ ~before.
34    7,    3|       cramd gorges. Nay, which is worse, if you did but~ ~see their
35    7,    4|       proceed~ ~further, and fare worse. He became a suter to her
36    7,    5|       intent, and so I shall live worse then now I do. Fear not~ ~
37    7,    6|        Lady Isabella, ten~ ~times worse affrighted then before, (
38    7,    6|             his hand, and setting worse lookes on the businesse,
39    7,    9|           proceeding~ ~on with no worse successe, will (no doubt)
40    8,    4|           hardly could be seene a worse. She had a wrie mouth,~ ~
41    8,    5|      Breeches, wickedly made, and worse worne, hanging downe lowe
42    8,    5|         after the parties; lest a worse~ ~inconvenience should happen
43    8,    6|             made it a great deale worse, for teares streamed forth
44    8,    6|     stormes of chiding, would bee worse to him~ ~then racking or
45    8,    7|         he found himselfe in much worse condition then before, as~ ~
46    8,    8|         LIKE INJURY (IF~ ~ NOT IN WORSE MANNER) BY THE SAME MAN~ ~ ~ ~
47    8,    9|             Silver, and out of no worse did we both eate and drinke:
48    8,    9|         other Women? And could no worse garments serve your turne,
49    8, Song|           If others finde~ ~ Thee worse inclinde,~ ~ Yet I will
50   10,    3|        the longer I keepe it, the worse it wil be esteemed:~ ~and
51   10,    5|       first of all to listen, but worse (afterward)~ ~to contract.~ ~
52   10,    8|       thanke him because it is no worse. "Neverthelesse,~ ~you are
53   10,    9|           this, hee was ten times worse affrighted then~ ~before,