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 1  Ind      |         their owne houses, their Parents, Kindred, Friends, and Goods,~ ~
 2  Ind      |       not any care~ ~of another, Parents nor kinred never visiting
 3  Ind      |       dine at morning with their Parents,~ ~Friends, and familiar
 4    1,    1| understand (holy Father) that my parents left me a rich~ ~man, and
 5    1,    1|     complained to the poore mans parents,~ ~saying, that he never
 6    2,    2| discourse) his birth, education, parents,~ ~friends, and alies; his
 7    2,    5|       instructed, concerning the Parents and kindred of Andrea, their
 8    2,    6|          for Naples to visit her Parents; but it~ ~chanced quite
 9    2,    7|    affection, and all respect of Parents or Friends,~ ~they drew
10    2,    7|       anger of the two Brethrens Parents~ ~and Friends, should now
11    2,    7|        when the wounded Brothers Parents heard~ ~of, they not onely
12    2,    8|          love concealed from his Parents, not daring to desire her
13    2,    8|            so displeasing to his parents, that their griefe and sorrow
14    2,   10|         of thine owne honor, thy Parents,~ ~and friends? Canst thou
15    2,   10|          abused. And as for my~ ~Parents, what respect had they of
16    3,    1|       are barred by our~ ~unkind parents, binding us to perpetuall
17    3,    3|         are not ignorant~ ~of my parents and husband, of whom I am
18    3,    3|         she promised to make her parents bountifull~ ~Benefactors
19    3,    6|     untill in the presence of my parents, friends, and neighbours,
20    4,    3|     hindered marriage in~ ~their Parents owne expectation but the
21    4,    8|       thereon. And many times,~ ~parents and kindred have bene the
22    4,    8|          in the hearing of their parents and friends, but~ ~wife
23    4,   10|        In such unequall choyses, Parents commonly are more~ ~blamewoorthy,
24    4,   10|        elected: but~ ~that their Parents, looking through the glasse
25    5,    1|        and faire endevour of his parents, or ingenuity of any other,
26    5,    1|  consulted with the Gentlewomans parents, who~ ~liking the motion
27    5,    3|    honourable mariage. Which his parents and~ ~friends hearing, they
28    5,    3|     without the consent of their Parents.~ ~But perceiving (notwithstanding
29    5,    3|          and~ ~your discontented Parents. Pedro was not a little
30    5,    3|        well with~ ~Pedroes angry Parents: that the variance ended
31    5,    4|          DISCREETE PROVIDENCE OF PARENTS, IN CARE OF THEIR~ ~ CHILDRENS
32    5,    4|       the least distaste to my~ ~Parents; do but enstruct it, and
33    5,    4|     further conference, with the Parents~ ~and kindred to Ricciardo,
34    6,  Ind|        in meere~ ~feare of their parents, and great prejudice of
35    6,    7|    counsell~ ~and opinion of her Parents, Kindred, and Friends; to
36    8,    9|      possessions left him by his parents, then anie~ ~knowledge thereto
37   10,    4|          in the opinion of her~ ~parents and neerest kinred, the
38   10,    4|        answered.~ ~ Madame, your parents, kindred and friends, and
39   10,    4|    earnestly longed, to glad her parents and kindred with~ ~seeing
40   10,    4|         cold~ ~street, where her parents, kindred and friends (making
41   10,    4|         while, Nicoluccio, the~ ~parents and kindred, but chiefely
42   10,    4|    imagined death) from Husband, Parents, and all friends else, she~ ~
43   10,    7|          it fortuned,~ ~that her parents offering her whatsoever
44   10,    8|          theft,~ ~not any of her parents, kinred or friends called
45   10,    8|    constraint, hath~ ~forced the parents to yeeld consent: which
46   10,    9|            sulte for thee to thy parents and brethren, from whose
47   10,    9|        prevaile, to satisfie her parents, and the~ ~importunate pursuers:
48   10,   10|         secret~ ~inclinations of parents; I meane of the Father,