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 1  Ind      |        stately Palace, having a large and spacious Court in the~ ~
 2    2,    5|     here, beside~ ~a continuall large pension to my husband your
 3    2,    6| Traveller Andrea,~ ~reported at large by Madam Fiammetta, the
 4    2,    7|         Queene, concerning~ ~so large a time of strange misfortunes:
 5    2,    8|    followeth. The field is very large and spacious,~ ~wherein
 6    2,    9|   perswasions, but much more by large gifts of money, that he
 7    3,    4|         fashion, and neere it a large table placed, ordered in
 8    3,    7|         adaies they~ ~make them large, deepe, glistering, and
 9    3,    7|       his words, he declared at large~ ~the whole carriage of
10    3,   10|      entitled in her right to a large fortune.~ ~ One day, when
11    3,   10|           spacious, affoording, large limits for their severall
12    4,    2|         their garments long and large, their~ ~faces made artificially
13    4,    2|       no other refuge, opened a large~ ~Casement, standing directly
14    4,    3|     appointed, he discoursed at large,~ ~what had passed betweene
15    4,    4|       the Princesse: related at large~ ~unto her, the honourable
16    4,    4|       be sent further off, by a large distance of way from her~ ~
17    4,    5|      Nurse having brought her a large earthen pot,~ ~such as we
18    4,   10|   related the whole~ ~matter at large, of the Pacients legge,
19    5,    1|   acquaint thee withall more at large.~ ~ Understand then Noble
20    5,    3|      AND FORTUNE, IS~ ~ MORE AT LARGE APPROVED~ ~ ~ ~ Pedro Bocamazzo,
21    5,    3|  arriving there:~ ~which she at large related, and moved the Lady (
22    5,    6|     know the whole history at~ ~large, which briefly was related
23    5,    8|          you shall then more at large be acquainted~ ~withall.
24    5,   10|         a convenient season, at large she imparted all her minde
25    5,   10|    quoth~ ~shee) doe I make any large provision, when I am de.
26    6,   10|         you, if I run into more large discourse, then this day~ ~
27    6,   10| Pampinea:~ ~ Relating to him at large, from whence they came,
28    7,    2|  dearely, and have made me very large and liberall promises, of~ ~
29    7,    5| cloathed in his Cowle, with a~ ~large Hood hanging over his eyes,
30    8,    1|     Women to men, have beene at large and liberally related;~ ~
31    8,    3|  Pockets. Then he tooke off his large painting Apron, which he
32    8,    4|         two brethren related at large to him.~ ~ When the Bishop
33    8,    7|   utmost height of~ ~skil, with large promises of her manifold
34    8,    9|        a Notarie, with long and large gowns, some of Scarlet,
35    8,    9|  declaring his misfortunes~ ~at large, and into what a filthy
36    9,    3|    excellently well, quaffing a large Glassefull off three~ ~mornings
37    9,    5|        unto them, discoursed at large,~ ~what manner of man Calandrino
38    9,    8|         yesterday discoursed at large~ ~by Madame Pampinea, maketh
39    9,    8|    misused, the~ ~matter was at large related, and manner of the
40   10,    2|        and so discoursed all at large. The Pope laughing~ ~heartely,
41   10,    7|          Manutio related all at large to him, according to the
42   10,    9|     would require, to relate at large, the publique~ ~griefe and