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 1  Ind      | branches, shee made of them an apparant and honourable Chaplet,~ ~
 2    1,    5|      their faces, delivered by apparant testimonie. And beholding~ ~
 3    2,    7|      Which appearing to her by apparant~ ~demonstrations, though
 4    2,    7|       afterward, by other more apparant and remarkeable proofes,~ ~
 5    2,    8|       in short time)~ ~to shew apparant signes of well-forwarded
 6    2,    9|       and as is~ ~discerned by apparant effects is the most perfect
 7    2,    9|       but in cases evident and apparant.~ ~ Perswade thy selfe then
 8    2,    9|        without some other more apparant and pregnant token. In~ ~
 9    2,    9|      as I will make plaine and apparant to thee. Take thou~ ~my
10    2,    9|       her breasts, she made it apparant before the~ ~Soldane and
11    3,    2|       they make it much more~ ~apparant and manifest. For proofe
12    3,    2|         would be troubled with apparant agitation, as discovering
13    3,    3|       sexe, as shall make it~ ~apparant to you.~ ~ In our owne City (
14    3,    4|       thou shalt perceive many apparant signes, that the~ ~stone
15    3,    8|      WHEREIN IS DISPLAYED, THE APPARANT FOLLY OF JEALOUSIE: AND
16    3,    9|  whereby to compasse those two apparant impossibilities,~ ~and so
17    4,    3|     his sodaine death, with as apparant shewes of~ ~mourning, as
18    4,    7|  Aemilia, and gave her such an apparant signe,~ ~as expressed his
19    4, Song|     trust:~ ~ I then could see apparant flatterie~ ~ In all the
20    5,    3|      beasts; and all these are apparant signes,~ ~that future comforts
21    5,    8|     evill; I purpose~ ~to make apparant by a Novell, no lesse full
22    6,    4|      as all here present~ ~are apparant witnesses, and I have bin
23    6,   10|       at~ ~least that carrieth apparant reason, for reproofe of
24    7,    8|       further resolved in this apparant doubt: and because therein
25    7,    9|   regard, it is now manifestly apparant, that~ ~others have tasted,
26    8,    2|     may gaine~ ~thereby, of an apparant proofe, that such Sinamon,
27    9,    4| understanding and vertue, then apparant~ ~publication of their disgrace
28    9,    6|    make it the more constantly apparant,~ ~Panuccio (being now growne
29    9,    9|        plyant: all which~ ~are apparant testimonies, that wee have
30   10,    1|    thereof shall make it selfe apparant to you. Sir, answered~ ~
31   10,    1|    that there it may~ ~make an apparant testimoney, in the sight
32   10,    7|   moment,~ ~it was observed by apparant signes, that the violence