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 1  Ind      |     very least decencie, but it plainly~ ~appeared, that the very
 2  Ind      |      But because it appeareth~ ~plainly enough, that they beare
 3    1,    1|  hereafter in that minde: but I plainly~ ~perceive, seeing thou
 4    1,    4|       to the Chamber doore, and plainly perceived, that a woman
 5    1,    7|       EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHICH PLAINLY DECLARETH, THAT A COVETOUS
 6    1,    9|     very~ ~few words, you shall plainly understand my meaning. If
 7    2,    1|        their throats, as I will plainly prove before you. I~ ~would
 8    2,    6|     vessell after her.~ ~Hereby plainly she perceyved, that now
 9    2,    7|  respected friend, I perceive~ ~plainly and infallibly, that I am
10    2,    9|       My gracious Lord, you may plainly~ ~perceive, in what degree
11    3,    4|        thou art; but thou shalt plainly perceive, that the very~ ~
12    3,    7|        reasons~ ~appeared to be plainly true) became verily perswaded,
13    3,    7|      which the Pilgrim himselfe plainly~ ~perceived, to be the onely
14    3,    7|         the Pilgrime, untill he plainly approved~ ~himselfe, to
15    4,    5|        NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS PLAINLY PROVED, THAT LOVE CANNOT
16    4,    7|      imperious Palaces. As will plainly appeare unto you, either
17    4, Song|            Chorus. My teares do plainly prove,~ ~ How justly that
18    4, Song|         But now mine error I do plainly see:~ ~ Not without sorrow,
19    5,    2|         with poverty, tolde him plainly that he should not have~ ~
20    5,    2|    Which Constance hearing, and plainly~ ~perceyving, that death
21    5,    3|         to compasse his desire, plainly made the motion,~ ~that
22    5,    7|         she heard, she told him plainly, that if he fled,~ ~forth-with
23    5,    8|        and Mother, telling them plainly, that slie was willing to
24    5,    9|         second marriage, let me plainly tell you, that I will~ ~
25    6,    3|      and offensive language: as plainly appeareth by the words of~ ~
26    6,    4|    FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY PLAINLY APPEARETH, THAT A SODAINE
27    6,    8|        into their cheekes, it~ ~plainly appeared.~ ~ But in the
28    7,    2|   mockerie of me, and tels me~ ~plainly, that I may be ashamed to
29    7,    5|         the other side, yet she plainly perceived it to be an handsome~ ~
30    8,    6|     among thy~ ~neighbours, and plainly told me, that thou keptst
31    8,    6|       which never faileth) hath plainly, to~ ~thy shame, appeared.
32    8,    6|  knowing them perfectly; now do plainly tell thee,~ ~that we mean
33    8,    7|    passed thus naked by him, he plainly perceyved, that the nights~ ~
34    8,    9|        be the man.~ ~ Now Bruno plainly perceiving (within a short
35    8,    9|      observed; and it appeareth plainly to me,~ ~that being furnished
36    8,   10|      thus she answered. Now I~ ~plainly perceive, my dearest Salabetto,
37    8,   10|         no) with her losse: she plainly~ ~perceyved, that although
38    9,    1|      hers, as~ ~afterward shall plainly appeare. If he say he wit
39    9,    2|       then they all perceyved~ ~plainly, the reason of Isabellas
40    9,    3|       from me into the world? I plainly perceyve, that I am none~ ~
41    9,    5|         desirous to have, and I plainly perceive that she hath~ ~
42    9,    8|     EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY PLAINLY APPEARETH, THAT THEY WHICH
43   10,    6|      speake so succinctly and~ ~plainly: that the obscure understanding,
44   10,    8|        not neede of comfort, as plainly I see thou~ ~hast, I would
45   10,    8|  knowledge of thy friend, yet I plainly tell~ ~thee, that dishonest
46   10,    8|         Gisippus by the hand,~ ~plainly declaring, that he made
47   10,    8| concerning this bloudy fact, he plainly confessed,~ ~that hee himselfe
48   10, Song|        expresse your selfe more plainly to us all, least (thorow