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 1    1,    1|     any~ ~such disposition. No truely Sir, I came hither to no
 2    1,    1|          Merchants use to doe? Truely Father, answered M. Chappelet,
 3    1,    2|    much as he doth. For I will truely tell~ ~thee, that if I had
 4    1,    3|        to~ ~answere my opinion truely thereof, doth necessarily
 5    1,    3|        his Ring, which were so truely all alike in resemblance,
 6    2,    3|      did Woman love a man more truely then I doe~ ~thee having
 7    2,    5|      hath utterly lost it. But truely, it is no little joy and
 8    2,    7|      in that case, he imagined truely what had hapned,~ ~and commanded
 9    2,    7|     honourable, discreete, and truely wise, though I~ ~am a fraile,
10    3,    3|       no such minde in mee, as truely there is;~ ~hath often attempted
11    3,    3|          thus shee replyed. No truely, holy Father, there is no
12    3,    3|      were much ashamed, saide. Truely~ ~Father I do know them,
13    3,    7|      your pleasure, as being~ ~truely obliged to none but you.
14    3,    7|    approved~ ~himselfe, to bee truely Theobaldo.~ ~
15    3,    8|        men, and worthy to~ ~be truely termed a Saint. Within two
16    4,    1|      setled perswasion, that I truely~ ~knew thy vertue, and honest
17    7,    5|     Confession, and tolde thee truely, with whom, and how heinously
18    7,    8|   Florence, chaste, honest and truely vertuous: Is not~ ~ashamed
19    8,    7|      her owne person (as being truely~ ~compassionate of my distresse)
20    8,    7|        and are able to Judge~ ~truely of my love and service:
21    8,    7|        Woman. And,~ ~to speake truely, Art thou any more, or better (
22    9,    6|       by the~ ~hostes Bed, (as truely it did so at the first)
23   10,    8|     held~ ~thee to be, tell me truely upon thy faith, to whom
24   10,    8|      one instant) make us both truely~ ~comforted, and dispose
25   10,    8| guiltie, if common fame speake truely, concerning the marriage
26   10,    8|        possessions, my minde~ ~truely telling mee, that honest
27   10,    8|       apprehension, as~ ~being truely toucht with compunction
28   10,    8|      sent away, because hee is truely guiltlesse and innocent:
29   10,    8|    himselfe:~ ~being therefore truely toucht with remorse, he
30   10,    9|  COURTESIE IS, IN THEM~ ~ THAT TRUELY KNOW HOW TO USE THEM~ ~ ~ ~
31   10,    9|    Ladies) nothing can be more truely said, then what Madame Philomena,~ ~
32   10,    9|        disposition, but rather truely~ ~Royall, sent Thorelloes
33   10,    9|       Lord and~ ~Husband, this truely is my Lord Thorello. So
34   10,   10|        but he knew her to be a truely vertuous~ ~mother, and wisely