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 1    1,    1|      our necessities, with this setled~ ~assurance, that he is
 2    1,    2|         Jehannot perceyving his setled purpose, said: Goe then
 3    2,    3|         concealed judgement) or setled order (at least) that can
 4    2,    7|      enlarged it selfe with a~ ~setled hope, her feares grew free
 5    2,    9|      and therefore, with a more setled countenance, hee said:~ ~
 6    2,   10|   courage in~ ~chearfull manner setled, seating her selfe higher
 7    3,    2|      honourable, quiet and well setled condition, by the discreete
 8    3,    8|  neighbours, by reason of their setled opinion, concerning the~ ~
 9    3,    9|       you cause me to breake my setled~ ~determination, and faile
10    4,    1|        I was once grounded in a setled perswasion, that I truely~ ~
11    4,    1|      and looking into it with a setled countenance,~ ~by sight
12    4,    4|   Notwithstanding, moved by the setled~ ~constancy of his plighted
13    4,    7|     affection grew the better~ ~setled in them both, by interchangeable
14    4,    8|          AFTER IT IS CONSTANTLY SETLED BEFORE: WITH OTHER~ ~ INSTRUCTIONS,
15    4,    8|        very sicke, and~ ~having setled all his affaires in good
16    5,    5|       his worldly affaires, and setled his whole~ ~estate in good
17    6,    3|         all scoffes with a well setled countenance.~ ~ Within a
18    6,    7|     countenance, and a voyce of setled resolve, craved to know
19    7,    4|        to no purpose, he was so setled in his owne~ ~opinion, that
20    7,    7|       hence the argument of his setled perswasion; that he~ ~had
21    7,    9|        and so constantly have I setled~ ~my love to him, as I am
22    7,    9|    indeed: yet, in the depth of setled judgement, all the world~ ~
23    8,    1|       hee acquainted with his~ ~setled purpose, but onely a deere
24    8,    7|  hearing these words, gave very setled beleefe to them,~ ~imagining
25    8,    8|       Zeppa; hir beliefe grew~ ~setled, and thus she answered.
26    8,    9|      make me breake a sound and setled~ ~resolution, but (almost)
27    8,   10|      the least, and having thus setled her determination, she~ ~
28   10,    3|      travelling thither, with a setled resolution to kill him:
29   10,    3|       with a bold courage and~ ~setled countenance, thus he replyed.~ ~
30   10,    9|  provide~ ~for himselfe. Having setled all things orderly in Aegypt
31   10,    9| Thorello, and finding him to be setled for Pavia (if possibly it