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 1  Ind      |        part) conformable to their qualities. The~ ~first and most aged,
 2    1,    2|         and~ ~matters of divinest qualities, how, or to whomsoever appertaining,~ ~
 3    1,    7|  themselves. For which detestable qualities, they are better beloved~ ~
 4    2,    1|      pleasant and counterfetted~ ~qualities. None of these men having
 5    2,    8|         vertues and~ ~commendable qualities, wherein he excelled many
 6    2,    8|           beauty, and commendable qualities of~ ~your Maid Gianetta,
 7    2,    9|         also the~ ~conditions and qualities of his Wife, which scarcely
 8    2,   10|           in marriage: both which qualities hee should much rather have~ ~
 9    3,    3|          DECLARING, THAT THE LEWD QUALITIES OF SOME PERSONS, OFTENTIMES~ ~
10    3,    3|      beauty and all commendable~ ~qualities, as any other woman (by
11    3,    5|         aside~ ~those commendable qualities and singular vertues gloriously
12    3,    7|         vertues and~ ~commendable qualities, to enjoy of her whatsoever
13    4,   10|           such bad and disordered qualities: it~ ~will the more likely
14    5,    1|   deformed~ ~kinde of speech, his qualities also savouring rather of
15    5,    1|     disposition; for their rurall qualities, and grosse behaviour~ ~
16    5,    2|         unexpert in many vertuous qualities; affecting Constance in
17    5,    4|     according to their severall~ ~qualities; and though the last night
18    5,    5|          in beauty and vertuous~ ~qualities, as none was more commended
19    5,    6|      enstructed in their severall qualities, and standing in~ ~duty
20    5,    9|         vertues and commendable~ ~qualities, then any boast of Nobility
21    6,    8|         to whome these~ ~stinking qualities of his Neece seemed so unsufferable,
22    6,    9|           supplanters of all good qualities~ ~whatsoever. Among which
23    6,    9|       Philosopher (which worthy~ ~qualities were little esteemed among
24    6,   10|           wel acquainted with his qualities, supposed~ ~him to be a
25    6,   10|        Lad, and had so many bad~ ~qualities, as Lippo Topo the cunning
26    6,   10|          quoth he) hath nine rare qualities in~ ~him, and such they
27    6,   10|        beside all these admirable qualities, hee hath manie~ ~more such
28    7,    4|         his~ ~too well knowne ill qualities; very sharpely reproved
29    7,    5|           who knoweth thy jealous qualities, as well~ ~as I do, and
30    7,    6|        good, though as many bad~ ~qualities, there dwelt (not long since)
31    7,    6|         of person and commendable qualities, albeit not of~ ~the fairest
32    7,    7|          carriage and commendable qualities, was~ ~highly pleased to
33    7,    8|        acquaint you with his vile qualities, and what a wretched life
34    7,    8|         dogge be hanged, that his qualities may be~ ~knowne, he being
35    7,    9| honourable~ ~Courtship, and those qualities necessarily required in
36    8,    2|     shrine. Divers prety pleasing qualities she had, as sounding the~ ~
37    8,    7|      faire) thy life and lothsome qualities ending together, I may sit~ ~
38    8,    9|    thither, among other notable~ ~qualities in him, had one more especial
39    8,    9|           I have many commendable qualities in me,~ ~as, playing on
40    8,    9|        love with your~ ~admirable qualities. And had I no other reason,
41    9,    5|          reason of these unwonted qualities? Calandrino immediately~ ~
42    9,    9|            you~ ~know your horses qualities, as I doe my Mules, let
43   10,    3|     Gentleman, and (in vertuous~ ~qualities) inferiour to none, from
44   10,   10|      understand the~ ~custome and qualities of children, by behaviour