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 1  Ind      |        Wee erre therein, and are deceived. What~ ~brutishnesse were
 2    1,    2|     would suffer himselfe to bee deceived by the outward names~ ~of
 3    1,    5|    conceited (and therin was not deceived) that babling report of
 4    2,    5|         wherein he was not a jot deceived, albeit his feare~ ~the
 5    2,    8|          no Lady can be~ ~easily deceived: for person, perfections,
 6    2,    9|       Merchant of Geneway, being deceived by another Merchant,~ ~named
 7    2,    9|         on, by such as he~ ~hath deceived. And this cannot shew it
 8    2,    9|         by such as himselfe hath deceived.~ ~
 9    3,    3|          moreover (if I am not~ ~deceived) he resorteth oftentimes
10    3,    4|          totter: but I see I was deceived, for no~ ~it is quiet and
11    3,    6| Mistresse, found her selfe to be deceived by the said~ ~Ricciardo.~ ~ ~ ~
12    3,    6|        the last, that shall be~ ~deceived. I have not beguiled you,
13    3,    9|         that you shall no way be deceived by me.~ ~Hereupon, the Countesse
14    4      |         have found my selfe much deceived;~ ~because, by striving
15    4,    1|          if mine~ ~eyes have not deceived my judgement, you never
16    4,    1|          if I have beene any way deceived,~ ~truly the deceit proceeded
17    4,    4|     beleeve me) they are greatly deceived,~ ~as will appeare by a
18    4,    4|        his~ ~expectation therein deceived: for, within few dayes after,
19    5,    2|    enemies finde themselves much deceived,~ ~because they can make
20    5,    4| Ricciardo and Catharina had both deceived her, would~ ~have made an
21    5,    8|     wherein he became altogether deceived,~ ~because as his hopes
22    5,    8|       encrease the number of his deceived~ ~servants. Forthwith he
23    6,    5|      visible sence of men became deceived, in crediting those things
24    7,    7|       Worthy Ladies, if I am not deceived; I intend to~ ~tell you
25    7,    7|  confidence in me? Thou art much deceived in me, and shalt finde,~ ~
26    7,    8|       therein hee would~ ~not be deceived, softly he cut the thred
27    7,    9|      GREAT LORDS MAY SOMETIME BE DECEIVED BY~ ~ THEIR WIVES, AS WELL
28    8,    2|     words, and found her selfe~ ~deceived? Now Sir Simon, her example
29    8,    7|   therein his~ ~hope was meerely deceived. It grew now to be about
30    8,    7|       they scorne to bee twice~ ~deceived, and by one woman. Proceed
31    8,   10|          SUFFER THEMSELVES TO BE DECEIVED BY THEM: MUST SHARPEN THEIR
32    8,   10|       craftie~ ~wit and policie, deceived a young Merchant, called
33    8,   10|         deceyver is artificially deceived. In which respect, though
34    8,   10|        rather, because the woman deceived, was a great and cunning~ ~
35    8,   10|          how cunningly she was~ ~deceived: a long while after shee
36    9,    8|    OTHERS, DO WELL DESERVE TO BE DECEIVED THEMSELVES~ ~ ~ ~ Blondello (
37   10,    8|        may seeme that~ ~shee was deceived, I am not any way to be