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 1    1,    1|           the like case also may happen, because there is not any
 2    1,    1|           in what sort soever it happen,~ ~this mans dying here,
 3    1,    1|        am certaine, that it will happen according to your words,
 4    2,    2|          love, as many times may happen to such people, that trace
 5    2,    9|   accidents by thee related, may happen to fooles,~ ~who are voide
 6    2,   10|       NEVER CONSIDERING WHAT MAY HAPPEN TO THEM~ ~ ~ ~ Pagamino
 7    2,   10|       upon him, as well it may~ ~happen to all other, that are so
 8    2,   10|  miseries or~ ~misadventures may happen to me; but the world will
 9    3,    1|      affraide of harme before it happen: if it come so to passe,
10    3,    3|       fearing the perils which~ ~happen in such cases. But her eye
11    3,    7|        for never could any thing happen to~ ~yeeld me the like contentment,
12    4,    3|        readily replyed, that let happen any~ ~danger whatsoever,
13    4,    3|       urgent~ ~extremitie should happen to them; they corrupted
14    4,    6|            have bene observed to happen; and very strangely have
15    4,    7|        she saw the~ ~accident to happen, that her owne speeches
16    4,    8|          an accident should thus happen in his house, and~ ~putting
17    5,    1|          a tempest~ ~could never happen, but onely by the Gods displeasure,
18    5,    1|          occurrences which~ ~may happen, then they make worthy (
19    5,    2|       all~ ~injuries which might happen to her, in such a solitary
20    5,    3|         if any such mischance do happen, you should not~ ~afterward
21    5,    3|         if any such mischance do happen, I account the~ ~meanes
22    5,    5|          inconveniences should~ ~happen) to have her married so
23    5,    5|        other such accident shall happen.~ ~ It came to passe, that
24    5,    7|        now~ ~in like manner must happen to her: whereas not long
25    5,    8|        like ill fortune should~ ~happen to her; she accepted Anastasio
26    6,    2|           inconveniences, as may happen unto them, do bury (for
27    6,    5|      thee before, and should now happen into our companie,~ ~would
28    7,    8|        any such impudent rumours happen to our~ ~eares, or so much
29    8,    5|     worse~ ~inconvenience should happen to him.~ ~
30    8,    9|       would be very sorry should happen unto so deere a Friend.~ ~
31    8,    9|          thinking no harme could happen to him, if he were once
32    8,   10|            such misfortune could happen to him.~ ~ Having spent
33    8,   10|        whatsoever hereafter shal happen within the compasse~ ~of
34    9,    1|           Which (if it should so happen) my~ ~life is lost, and
35    9,    1| concerning occasions possible to happen. As, falling into~ ~the
36    9,    7|      still some mischeefe should happen to thee: yet let mee now
37   10,    5|       and honesty) that it would happen otherwise to me, then now
38   10,    9|       may~ ~one day hereafter so happen, as we shal let you see
39   10,    9|     thousand accidents which may happen, in such~ ~a Countrey as
40   10,    9|           and~ ~whatsoever shall happen to you for certainty, either
41   10,   10|     number is of them, who daily happen on~ ~the contrarie: but
42   10,   10|          if matters should~ ~not happen answerable to expectation;
43   10,   10|         I~ ~thought) would never happen to me.~ ~ It is not unknown