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 1  Ind      |             and~ ~full of infinite witty conceits, saide; Your wit (
 2    1,    4|           and Melchisedech (by his witty understanding) defended
 3    1,    6|           beyond all other) a very witty and~ ~ready versifier: in
 4    1,    7|           when she had heard the~ ~witty conceite of Bergamino; knowing,
 5    2,    5|          drawne him to Naples. The witty young housewife, being thorowly~ ~
 6    3,    9|      ascendent, conjoyned with the witty Mercury, shee conceived
 7    4,   10|          by some such helpfull and witty device, as when~ ~it shall
 8    5,    6|         with courage, and her with witty advice,~ ~by what meanes
 9    5,   10|        long since heard, that with witty words, ready answeres~ ~
10    5,   10|             who with some~ ~sudden witty answere, have encountred
11    6,  Ind|       SUDDEN, PERSONS; WHO BY SOME WITTY WORDS (WHEN ANY HAVE CHECKT
12    6,    1|       rather, because in~ ~few and witty words, aptly suting with
13    6,    1|      Discourser; perceived by this witty taunt, that his Bowle had
14    6,    3|           deserve not to be termed witty jests or quips, but~ ~foule
15    6,    3|           the apprehension of this witty Lady, that these words~ ~
16    6,    4|          APPEARETH, THAT A SODAINE WITTY AND MERRY ANSWER,~ ~ DOTH
17    6,    4|        This sodaine and unexpected witty answere, comming from such
18    6,    7|       TRUETH, WITH A FACETIOUS AND WITTY EXCUSE~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Philippa,
19    6,    7|           her selfe, by a sodaine, witty, and pleasant~ ~answer,
20    6,    8|      Damosell, well corrected by a witty reprehension of her Unckle;
21    6,    9|     Cavalcante, with a sodaine and witty answer,~ ~reprehended the
22    6,   10|           sufficiently commend the witty reprehension of Guido),~ ~
23    7,    1|         while without, hearing her witty~ ~conjuration of a Spirit,
24    7,    2|          enough; and hearing~ ~the witty excuse of Peronella, tooke
25    7,    3|        simplicity, and Peronellaes witty policy; but the Ladies found
26    7,   10|          these wily prancks, which witty wives exercise on their
27    8,    3| disposition, to every generous and witty conceite, as~ ~the world
28    8,    7|        love at his command.~ ~ Our witty Scholler having set aside
29    8,    9|      knowledge, only by your wise, witty, judicious, and more then