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 1    2,    2|       as you have related your Fortunes to mee, by this your~ ~casuall
 2    2,    2|     accept me and~ ~my fairest fortunes to doe you service: let
 3    2,    3|        good estate.~ ~ ~ ~ The fortunes of Rinaldo de Este, being
 4    2,    3|     and beautifull. His owne~ ~fortunes stood out of future expectation
 5    2,    4|     hold on such things, as by Fortunes favour,~ ~floated neerest
 6    2,    4|      them with his disasterous fortunes, but not a word~ ~concerning
 7    2,    7|      Ladies~ ~mindes, the hard fortunes of Beritol and her Children,
 8    2,    7|         had so long time beene Fortunes tennis ball, and the terme
 9    2,    7|     married in Candie; but our fortunes (meaning such as had the
10    2,    8|     deceased Lord. These faire fortunes, within the compasse of
11    2,    8|      discoursed their severall fortunes, sometime~ ~in teares, and
12    2,    8|          with all their passed fortunes.~ ~ When Sir Roger had received
13    3,    7|    relation of his owne passed fortunes, inciting teares in the
14    4,    2|   pleasure: but referring~ ~my fortunes to their owne poore condition,
15    4,    3| Gentleman (albeit but poore in fortunes) and called~ ~Restagnone,
16    4,    3|       them in their wealthiest fortunes. After~ ~Restagnone had
17    4,    5|       compassion, for the hard Fortunes of Noble Gerbino, and~ ~
18    4,   10|      owne hopes, and the faire fortunes of their~ ~children together.~ ~
19    4,   10|     desiring to finish all his fortunes together, desperately confessed,~ ~
20    4,   10|    morrow, for faire and happy fortunes hapning to Lovers,~ ~after
21    5,    2|        Having imparted all her fortunes to the good old Lady with
22    5,    2|     recounted to him all her~ ~fortunes, and what kindnesse she
23    5,    2|       all the history of his~ ~fortunes, and those beside of his
24    5,    3|       Gigliuozzo Saullo, whose fortunes were none of~ ~the fairest,
25    5,    3|        with him~ ~thorough all fortunes whatsoever, concluding on
26    5,    4|       dedicated all my fairest fortunes onely~ ~to thy service,
27    5,    7|      somewhat ashamed of his~ ~fortunes errour, confessed, that
28    5,    9|    submitted~ ~all his fairest Fortunes unto her, became a better
29    6,   10|       to succeed in his future Fortunes. All which bravadoes,~ ~
30    7,    2|       and~ ~abounding as their Fortunes served. It came to passe,
31    7,    6|    albeit not of~ ~the fairest fortunes, yet his affection every
32    7,    6|     say. I~ ~sweare by my best fortunes, although I misse of thee
33    7,    6|       by the fairest of all my fortunes, although I misse of thee~ ~
34    7,    9|     wish to have, in regard of Fortunes common and ordinary favours:
35    8,    7|  exceedingly,~ ~complaining on Fortunes cruel malice toward her,
36    8,    8|  compassion, appeared the hard Fortunes of~ ~Madame Helena to be,
37    9,    4|        hoping to advance his~ ~fortunes by him.~ ~ Having acquainted
38   10,    7|      nor aspire,~ ~ To have my fortunes thereby dignified,~ ~ Onely
39   10,    8|     being debauched in all his fortunes,~ ~and knowne among the
40   10,    9|    Abbot with all his~ ~passed fortunes, whereof he was immeasurably
41   10,    9|       and so related all his~ ~fortunes to them, from the time of
42   10,   10|         TO BE PATIENT IN THEIR FORTUNES, AND~ ~ OBEDIENT TO THEIR