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 1    2,    2|             him,~ ~offering him all humble and gracious service, accounting
 2    2,    2|       comparison,~ ~he did her most humble reverence, expressing so
 3    2,    6|    Gentlewoman of~ ~theirs, honest, humble, and very dutifull, the
 4    2,    7|          being brought him, in very humble maner he~ ~demanded of her,
 5    2,    8|          Lady, arose,~ ~and did her humble reverence, because she was
 6    3,    5|         comfort, and as~ ~your most humble servant, I beseech you (
 7    3,    8|            to regard a matter of so humble an equalitie.~ ~ Let me
 8    3,    9|         returned his Highnesse most humble thankes, desiring to know
 9    4      |           title: but also in a most humble stile,~ ~so low and gentle
10    4,    1|           rather then to urge any~ ~humble perswasions, she would lay
11    4,    2|            their language meeke and humble to get~ ~mens goods from
12    4,    2|        before him,~ ~expressing all humble reverence unto him. And
13    4,    3|    notwithstanding her teares~ ~and humble entreaties) he ranne in
14    4,    7|     powerfull~ ~commaunder in those humble places, as he doth in the
15    5,  Ind|           who yeelding thereto with humble~ ~reverence, thus began.~ ~
16    5,    2|               FORTUNE DOTH SOMETIME HUMBLE MEN, TO RAISE THEM~ ~ AFTERWARD
17    5,    9|            whereto I yeeld with all humble~ ~obedience. And (worthy
18    5,    9|               saluted her with most humble reverence. She in all modest
19    7,    4|        language, began to use all~ ~humble entreaties, desiring him (
20    8,    3| notwithstanding all her teares, and humble~ ~submission.~ ~ Now Buffalmaco
21    8,    3|         come to himselfe,~ ~with an humble protestation of courtesie,
22    8,    7|         youth, beautie, teares, and humble intercessions, are able
23    8,    7|            which sight, as also her humble~ ~intercession, began to
24    8,    9|          apparantly, that they made humble suite and intercession to
25    8,   10|             her pursse, and in most humble~ ~manner, delivered it unto
26    9,    9|        charge they are; ought to be humble,~ ~patient and obedient,
27   10,    2|             the Lord Abbot, all the humble suit which I~ ~make to you,
28   10,    3|     demaunded of~ ~him (but in very humble manner) of whence, and what
29   10,    5|     inordinate appetite, he did her humble~ ~reverence, embracing her
30   10,    6|        gesture, they performed very humble~ ~reverence to him, and
31   10,    7|      condition, being but meane and humble in degree; whereby she~ ~
32   10,    7|    fortunate a~ ~marriage, returned humble and hearty thankes both
33   10,    8|           shew themselves not onely humble enough, but rather as~ ~
34   10,   10|  magnificence, but rather in a more humble nature, and sorted to an~ ~
35   10,   10|           answered him, and with an humble courtesie, saying. My gracious~ ~
36   10,   10|          will~ ~you also be gentle, humble, and patient? with divers
37   10,   10|       acknowledge, that my base and humble~ ~condition, could not in