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 1  Ind      |         Neverthelesse, Madam~ ~Philomena, who was very wise, spake
 2  Ind      | nothing at all, answered Madam Philomena, let me live honestly, and
 3  Ind      |       day. Whereupon, Madame~ ~Philomena ranne presently to a Bay-tree,
 4  Ind      |       and Licisca belonging to Philomena,~ ~shall serve continually
 5    1,    3|        the Queene, that Madame Philomena~ ~should next succeede in
 6    1,    9|        our~ ~second day; Madam Philomena, a most wise young Lady,
 7    1,    9|    whatsoever she commanded.~ ~Philomena, her cheekes delivering
 8    2,  Ind|     THE GOVERNMENT OF~ ~ MADAM PHILOMENA: CONCERNING SUCH MEN OR
 9    3,    3|   turning her selfe to~ ~Madam Philomena, appointed her to follow
10    3,    3|     done before her: whereupon Philomena began after this maner.~ ~
11    3,    4|    Daughter.~ ~ ~ ~ After that Philomena had finished her Tale, she
12    3,   10|      and the~ ~Lady of Vertur. Philomena and Pamphilus playing at
13    4,    5|      the Tragicall conclusion; Philomena was~ ~enjoyned to proceede
14    4,    6|         The Novell which Madam Philomena had so graciously related,
15    4,    6|        the Discourse of Madame Philomena,~ ~and as you shall perceive
16    4,   10|     singing and dancing. While Philomena led the dance, the~ ~Queene
17    5,    9|      possessions.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Philomena having finished her discourse,
18    6,  Ind| controversie, commanded Madame Philomena, that she should give~ ~
19    6,    3|    gave~ ~beginning, and Madam Philomena hath also seconded the same
20    7,    7|   approbation. But yet~ ~Madam Philomena (whom the King had commanded
21    7,    8|    King perceyved, that Madame Philomena sate silent, he~ ~turned
22    7,   10|        Queene commanded Madame Philomena to sing; whereupon the Instruments~ ~
23    7, Song|     Love, constrained Madame~ ~Philomena to sing in this manner.
24    8,    6|       gave command to~ ~Madame Philomena, that shee should follow
25    9,  Ind|        Queen, looking on Madam Philomena, gave her the honor of~ ~
26    9,    2|           By this time, Madame Philomena sate silent, and the wit
27   10,  Ind|    with the two Noble Ladies~ ~Philomena and Fiammetta, all the rest
28   10,    8|             By this time Madam Philomena, at command of the King, (
29   10,    9|        owne house.~ ~ ~ ~ Adam Philomena having concluded her discourse,
30   10,    9|  truely said, then what Madame Philomena,~ ~hath delivered, concerning