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 1    2,    5|       not to my lodging, I shall wrong mine Host and his guests~ ~
 2    2,    6|    Gentlemen, who sustaining the wrong~ ~which thou hast offred
 3    2,    7|       him to revenge so horrid a wrong, and promising~ ~to assist
 4    2,    8|         rather then hee would so wrong his Lord and~ ~Maister,
 5    2,    8|          she revealed what great wrong~ ~she had done to the Count
 6    2,   10|          you shal offer me great wrong, in~ ~seeking to get her
 7    3,    3|     thereon. But feare not any~ ~wrong to thy selfe; for I am a
 8    3,    8|         more be jealous, never~ ~wrong so good a Wife, nor ever
 9    4,    1|       not deserved the shamefull wrong which~ ~thou hast requited
10    4,    1|   commiseration of my~ ~extreame wrong, I found them both most
11    4,    6|          first, of~ ~outrage and wrong offered to him by her, rather
12    4,    8|          patience, as so great a wrong, and his hearts tormenting~ ~
13    5,    5| entreated~ ~him, not to regard a wrong offered by unruly and youthfull
14    5,    5|    injured by me, then any great wrong that I have~ ~sustained.
15    5,    5|          and then you can doe no wrong unto mee.~ ~ When the Gentlemen
16    5,    6|       obliged, to recompence the wrong which he had done, with~ ~
17    5,   10|         mee die, if I beare this wrong at your hands. When his
18    7,    4|        patiently to suffer~ ~the wrong alreadie done him, then
19    7,    4|       peace, after a~ ~notorious wrong sustained, and further injuries
20    7,    7|          Mistresse, thereby to~ ~wrong his honest Master, insted
21    7,    7|      would offer such a damnable wrong to my~ ~worthy Master, that
22    7,    7|         speeches, with intent to wrong~ ~mee in mine honour. Questionlesse,
23    7,    8|          MEANETH TO DISCOVER ANY WRONG OFFERED HIS WIFE; EXCEPT~ ~
24    7,    9|  vertuous,) would so shamefullie wrong you: yea,~ ~and to performe
25    7,    9|        instant, revenge both thy wrong and mine. Doest not thou~ ~
26    8,    7|          hast well revenged that wrong on me; for, although wee
27    8,    8|         Chest, he~ ~revenged his wrong at that instant, so that
28    8,    8|         manner, and revenged his wrong more moderately, then the~ ~
29    8,    8|         his braine, to have this wrong fully revenged,~ ~yet with
30    8,    8|    cannot deny mee, weighing the wrong you~ ~have sustained by
31    8,    8|          do is but to right my~ ~wrong, as any other woman of spirit
32    8,    8|     beside, in recompence of the wrong received, I leave to your~ ~
33    8,    9|       The reward for a precedent wrong committed, which Zeppa retorted~ ~
34    8,    9|      your selfe, but rather such wrong, as we~ ~would be very sorry
35    9,    4|        avouched the truth of his wrong received, but the base~ ~
36    9,    6|   courage sufficient to right my wrong,~ ~and yet as olde as I
37   10,    5|     accordingly, for offering to wrong a~ ~Gentleman in his wife.~ ~
38   10,    5|      will do some~ ~such violent wrong to us, as we shal be never
39   10,    8|          deceive,~ ~or otherwise wrong you, I could have basely
40   10, Song|          bravely bold,~ ~ Not to wrong me, I scorne to be controld.~ ~