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 1  Ind      |       any remedy: but rather it plainely appeared, that either the~ ~
 2    1,    2|       thee? To mee therefore it plainely appeareth, that~ ~such a
 3    1,    3|          being a very wise man, plainely perceived, that~ ~Saladine
 4    1,    6|        opinion: but I tell thee plainely, that it deserveth~ ~fire
 5    2,    5| displeased, shee saide. Now I~ ~plainely perceive brother, how little
 6    2,    7|        each to the~ ~other, and plainely perceyved, that though they
 7    2,    7|       Prince.~ ~ This done, and plainely perceiving that they were
 8    2,    8|             WHEREBY ALL MEN MAY PLAINELY UNDERSTAND, THAT LOYALTY~ ~
 9    2,    9|  fellowes of~ ~the Jury; and it plainely appeared, that all the rest
10    2,    9|   wonder of women; whereby he~ ~plainely perceived, that he had undertaken
11    2,    9|      desirous to know more: I~ ~plainely tell thee, that faire Genevra
12    2,   10|       Ravenna,~ ~and wherein he plainely shewed her, that there was
13    3,    1|         this reply, the Abbesse plainely perceived, that not~ ~onely
14    3,    2|        within a while after) it plainely appeared.~ ~For, the Querry
15    3,    2|      was done to him; perceived plainely~ ~(being a subtill ingenious
16    3,    2|      and base condition, yet it plainely~ ~appeareth, that he is
17    3,    3|    serve thy turne; I tell thee plainely, I heard these words even
18    3,    3|           Soone after, it being plainely discerned on either side,
19    3,    3|      thus she spake. I must now plainely tell~ ~you, holy Father,
20    3,    8|        to~ ~himselfe, and could plainely perceive, that although
21    3,    8|         before. Perceiving then plainely,~ ~that he was alive, he
22    3,    9|         her modest lookes did~ ~plainely deliver, that she was a
23    4,    1|       downe at the stake. For~ ~plainely she perceived, that Guiscardo
24    4,    2|     reprehend her, and told her plainely,~ ~that she was vain-glorious,
25    4,    3|     advisedly observe, we shall plainely perceive, that fire even
26    4,    4|         and~ ~wherein you shall plainely perceive, that not onely
27    4,   10|        her Maide~ ~dearely, and plainely perceiving, that no disastrous
28    5,    5|     please to~ ~command me. But plainely, and without all further
29    5,    7|     blemish on his breast, it~ ~plainely speakes him for to bee my
30    5,   10|         behinde me. I tell thee plainely Pedro, I am a woman as~ ~
31    7,   10| effectually. All~ ~which Meucio plainely perceived, and though it
32    7, Song|         discourse~ ~thereof) it plainely appeared, that shee had
33    8,    5|    Messer Niccolao~ ~sate, they plainely perceived, that it was very
34    8,    7|      affection, which appearing plainely in Reniero; with a pretty~ ~
35    8,    7|   benummed~ ~with colde? Then I plainely perceive, that men can lye
36    8,    7|        And let me now tell thee plainely, that all the while I~ ~
37    8,    9|      thought~ ~of feare: I must plainely tell you, that either hee
38    9,    9|     effectall and true: For~ ~I plainely perceive, that I knew not
39    9,   10|     larger scope of liberty, by plainely expressing what I am, and~ ~
40   10,    2|        he said. My Lord, let me plainely give you to~ ~understand,
41   10,    2|        love of such a man, as I plainely~ ~perceive thee to be: I
42   10,    3|    discoursing, as to tel him~ ~plainely, that it did wondrously
43   10,    4|        in a doubt, which I will plainely declare unto~ ~you.~ ~ If
44   10,    8|         have done:~ ~because it plainely appeareth, that you have
45   10,    8|         with such efficacy as~ ~plainely appeared: to make him consent,
46   10,   10|  reproved him; yet he told them plainely, that it must needes~ ~be