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 1  Ind      |        fourth Aemilia; the fift Lauretta; the sixt~ ~Neiphila; and
 2  Ind      |      Chimera, waitingwoman to~ ~Lauretta, and Stratilia appertaining
 3    1,    7|       de Grimaldi.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Lauretta, sitting next to Philostratus,
 4    1,    8| appeareth by the Tale of Madame Lauretta, and another of mine owne,~ ~
 5    1,    9|    Aemilia, assisted by Madam~ ~Lauretta and Dioneus, should sing
 6    1,    9|      ditty. At which command,~ ~Lauretta undertooke the dance, and
 7    2,    4|        owne house.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Lauretta, sitting next to Madam Pampinea,
 8    2,    5|        that reported by Madam~ ~Lauretta: but somewhat different
 9    3,    9|     when the discourse of Madam Lauretta was ended, without~ ~attending
10    3,    9|      wittie discourse of Madame Lauretta?~ ~Beleeve me, it was very
11    3,   10|      gave commaund that~ ~Madam Lauretta should beginne the dance,
12    3,   10|       such as you~ ~have. Madam Lauretta, giving enstruction to the
13    3, Song|        etc.~ ~ ~ ~ So did Madam Lauretta finish her Song, which being
14    4,    3|      Then turning towards Madam Lauretta, he said;~ ~Lady, do you
15    4,    4|       smitten off.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Lauretta having concluded her Novel,
16    5,    7|         Queene looked on Madame Lauretta,~ ~enjoyning her to tell
17    5,    8|               So soone as Madam Lauretta held her peace, Madam Pampinea (
18    6,  Ind|           But Dioneus and Madam Lauretta, they sung the love-conflict
19    6,    3|         the Queene, that Madame Lauretta should~ ~next succeed: whereupon
20    6,    4|     impose on him.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Lauretta sitting silent, and the
21    7,    4|       turned himselfe to Madame Lauretta, and told~ ~her as his pleasure,
22    7,    5|         the doore.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Lauretta having ended her Novell,
23    7,    5|      Novell delivered by Madame Lauretta,~ ~maketh me willing to
24    7,   10|       set him downe. And Madame Lauretta being~ ~now created Queene,
25    8,  Ind|         OF THE HONOURABLE LADIE LAURETTA~ ~ ~ ~ Earely on the Sonday
26    8,   10|        ended his Novell, Madame Lauretta also knew,~ ~that the conclusion
27    9,    8|       demonstration, that Madam Lauretta was next to~ ~succeed, whereupon
28   10,    4|      turning himselfe to Madame Lauretta, gave her such a signe,
29   10,   10|      sing and dance, and Madame Lauretta leading the dance:~ ~the