Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |   appeared, that the very like account was then made of Men or
 2    1,    1|       as well in regard of the account we carry~ ~heere, (which
 3    1,    6|        neither called, nor any account~ ~made of, notwithstanding
 4    1,    6|        thence. Primasso~ ~made account, that if he went on betimes
 5    1,    9|    divers other women of great account) being sitting at her doore;~ ~
 6    2,    1|     Martellino, as making no~ ~account of these accusations, laughed,
 7    2,    5|   perceive brother, how little account you make of me,~ ~considering,
 8    2,    6|     about whom, lived in great account and authority, a~ ~Neapolitane
 9    2,    6|         as you (and many more) account them to be, mine being~ ~
10    2,    8|      am of an~ ~husband; for I account him as dead to me, when
11    2,    8|        compasse thy~ ~content, account me for the most cruell Mother
12    2,    9|     thinke her to be, I should account~ ~it a matter of no impossibility,
13    2,   10| whereof he made~ ~little or no account at all: and in the end,
14    3,    3|   sensuall appetite, I shall~ ~account my labour well employed;
15    3,    5|     the scorne. Therefore, I~ ~account it no meane folly in them,
16    3,    5|   which you~ ~can so solemnely account to be your owne, and in
17    3,    9|        most precious and deere account of, and~ ~never tooke it
18    4,    2|          she) if you knew what account is made of my beauty, and
19    4,    2|       them; they carry no more account, then~ ~things of ordinary
20    4,    4|      Sardignia, as making full account, that the Ship which~ ~carried
21    4,    6|    have alwayes made the lesse account of them.~ ~ The young Maiden,
22    4,    8|         at the best) made such account of me, as I never~ ~heard
23    4, Song|      etc.~ ~ ~ ~ Happy shall I account this sighing Song,~ ~ If
24    5,    1|   Candye, where every one made account, but especially Chynon,
25    5,    3|    such mischance do happen, I account the~ ~meanes lesse deserving
26    5,    3|   Angelina making little or no account of such a losse, entreated
27    5,    4|       his wife making the like account of him,~ ~even as if hee [
28    5,    9|      you do make most precious account of, as~ ~in manly equity
29    7,    1|        Nor did shee make any~ ~account, or Frederigo either, that
30    7,    3|        Wife to a man~ ~of good account; found the meanes to become
31    7,    8|       concerning me, I make no account at~ ~all thereof, because
32    8,    3|       And how meanly soever we account of their~ ~Mill-stones;
33    8,    4|     whom I should~ ~render any account of my absence, or presence:
34    8,    7|       greater reason had he to account his~ ~fortune beyond comparison,
35    8,    7|       protestations, wherein I account it well-neere miraculous,
36    8,    9|      farre as to Peretola, and account my labour well~ ~employed
37    8,   10|     Merchant may have~ ~a just account rendred him, and the rights
38   10,    2|     deserving to have especial account made of them I~ ~never met
39   10,    4| kindred and friends (making no account at~ ~all of her) threw her
40   10,    5|      Ladies? Shal wee make any account of the woman~ ~wel-neere
41   10,    8|     for from me, if thou doest account me for thy friend, and as~ ~
42   10,    8|        was made his; wherein I account him most highly praiseworthy:
43   10,    8|  declaring, that he made small account of all the rest that~ ~were
44   10,    8|   perceived, and making~ ~full account, that (at the least) he
45   10,    9|      is matter of very slender account. But~ ~assuredly out of
46   10,    9|      now this morning, I shall account my selfe much beholding
47   10,    9|  beseeming~ ~Lords of greatest account, and three light under-wearing
48   10,    9|        you so~ ~happily to me: account your selfe to be soly Lord