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 1    1,    2| conscience, shame, or~ ~feare of punishment) all sinned in abhominable
 2    1,    4|          his deliverance, from a punishment intended towards~ ~him.~ ~
 3    1,    4|     before) that most greevous~ ~punishment must bee inflicted on him,
 4    1,    4|          proceeded in the Monkes punishment;~ ~or rather should first
 5    2,    7|     thereon follow~ ~severity of punishment. But the earnest entreaties
 6    2,    9|       should passe without~ ~due punishment. Sicurano seemed to like
 7    2,    9|       benignity) to permit the~ ~punishment of the deceiver, and pardon
 8    2,    9|        already a preparation for punishment,~ ~feared, that the repayment
 9    3,    2|    lodging, and so~ ~escaped the punishment intended towards him.~ ~ ~ ~
10    3,    8|        he~ ~hath endured so much punishment, as may expiate the quality
11    3,    8|        once more; remember thy~ ~punishment here in Purgatory, and sinne
12    4,    2|        in~ ~regard of the severe punishment inflicted on him by God
13    4,    2|     severity of some~ ~inflicted punishment, or rather conceite for
14    4,    7|  consumed with~ ~fire, as a just punishment for her abhominable transgression.~ ~
15    4,   10|         it bin, if thy~ ~follies punishment had falne on thy selfe,
16    5,    5|       and knowing beside,~ ~what punishment would be inflicted on the
17    5,    6|        faults doe justly require punishment, so~ ~doe good turnes as
18    5,    7|      painted, or procured by his punishment,~ ~but naturally imprinted
19    5,    8|          condemned to~ ~eternall punishment. This wicked woman, rejoycing
20    5,    8|           she suffereth the just punishment inflicted on her. Nor do
21    5,    8|     Damosell (as if none of this punishment had bene~ ~inflicted on
22    5,    8|        condemned to perpetuall~ ~punishment, and he made the minister
23    6,    4|          and thereby escaped the punishment, that Messer meant~ ~to
24    7,    4|       with further infliction of punishment,~ ~both for his drunkennesse,
25    7,    7|         imprisonment and publike punishment for his so malapert presumption:~ ~
26    7,   10|        as~ ~a servant, worthy of punishment, and no King. Into which
27    7,   10|       submission, as worthy of~ ~punishment, or what amends else you
28    7,   10|        you then to tell me, what punishment is~ ~inflicted on you there,
29    7,   10|            condemned to the same punishment as I was, and being among
30    7,   10|        hereafter, for here is no punishment~ ~inflicted, in any kinde
31    7,   10|          it for a truth, that no punishment was to~ ~be inflicted in
32    8,    4|         THEIR GREAT DISGRACE AND PUNISHMENT~ ~ ~ ~ The Provost belonging
33    8,    6|        Wherefore we inflict this punishment on thee, that thou shalt
34    8,    7|          a Scholler, that~ ~this punishment which thou hast already
35    8,    7|          now she is,~ ~that some punishment for thy fault might have
36    8,    7|          which he reputed as~ ~a punishment sufficient for her, held
37    8,    8|           But, whether as a just punishment, for breaking so loving
38    8,    8|      wife to you: let then their punishment and ours be~ ~alike also;
39    9,    9|        Talano, who had a heavier punishment inflicted~ ~on her, then
40   10,    3|        much the more shame and~ ~punishment, I confesse my heinous transgression
41   10,    5|     world, that~ ~he may receive punishment accordingly, for offering
42   10,    6|          more worthy of eternall punishment, then this will be in~ ~
43   10,    8|  reproofe, but also the severest punishment.~ ~Neverthelesse, hee maintained
44   10,    8|     justly they deserve condigne punishment, who suffer themselves to