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 1  Ind      |       and death (perhaps) may~ ~ensue thereon.~ ~ Wherefore, if
 2  Ind      |      dishonor or reproofe~ ~may ensue thereby, and yet without
 3    1,    4| perswasion, that somewhat would ensue to his better comfort; but~ ~
 4    2,    5|        stayed to see what would ensue thereon. Andrea conferring~ ~
 5    2,    8|          WHAT PERILS SOEVER DOE ENSUE)~ ~ DOTH YET NEVERTHELESSE
 6    2,    9|        great harme must needs~ ~ensue thereon: yet both the parties
 7    3,    2|    Whereupon many dangers might ensue, to the dishonour and prejudice~ ~
 8    3,    3|        harme or scandall should ensue, I thought it best to be~ ~
 9    3,    3|      because too much harme may ensue thereon. But feare not any~ ~
10    3,    6|       complaints, worse~ ~would ensue thereon, then could bee
11    3,    6| unavoydable dangers must needes ensue~ ~thereon. The one (which
12    4,    5|        that no~ ~scandall might ensue to them, or their Sister,
13    4,    6|     divined as well what was to ensue,~ ~as the other did what
14    4,    6|          and doubt what might~ ~ensue thereon. Gabriello hearing
15    4,    7|       deaths,~ ~and happines to ensue thereon, by an accident
16    4,    8| beginning, and more are like to ensue uppon such boldnesse, because
17    5,    6|          and some (no doubt) to ensue~ ~hereafter; for one of
18    5,    6|         greater disasters would ensue thereon, by breaking their
19    5,    8|        some further~ ~danger to ensue thereon.~ ~ But beyond all
20    5,    9|       sicknesse, as nothing can ensue~ ~thereon, but his losse
21    6,   10|        reproofe of perils, to~ ~ensue by any of you. Moreover,
22    7,    8|        trye what successe would ensue~ ~thereon. It was not long
23    7,    8|  considering what was likely to ensue thereon, called her Chamber-maide~ ~(
24    8,    1|  especiall considerations might ensue~ ~thereon. First, the faithfull
25    9,    5|        and what good sport will ensue thereon. If thou~ ~dost
26    9,    7|    advertisement of harmes to~ ~ensue, there is nothing lost by
27   10,    9|         some worthy reward will ensue~ ~thereon, as thereto justly
28   10,    9|           therefore if no merit ensue thereon, but onely such
29   10,   10|     Lady and Mistresse: it will ensue to~ ~your detriment, how