Day, Novell

 1    1,    9|      three Gentlemen were thus finished, whereupon their Queene~ ~
 2    2,    3|   betweene them,~ ~which being finished, with the most magnificent
 3    2,    4|     how~ ~triumphantly she had finished her discourse; without attending
 4    2,    6|        them. When Beritola had finished het wofull~ ~complaints,
 5    2,    7|       this businesse was fully finished, the Soldane, desiring~ ~
 6    2,    9|          When the feasting was finished, he caused a Ship to be
 7    3,    4|       After that Philomena had finished her Tale, she sate still;
 8    3,    7|           When the Pilgrim had finished his speeches, the Gentlewoman
 9    3,    7|        the feasting dayes were finished, the garments of sad~ ~mourning
10    4,    1|     ordained, so are thy dayes finished: for as all flesh hath an~ ~
11    4,    1|      companion.~ ~ Having thus finished her complaint, even as if
12    4,    2|      the company; but it being finished, the King shewing a~ ~stearne
13    4,    5|   Novell of Madame Eliza being finished, and some-what commended~ ~
14    4,    6|      And no sooner were they~ ~finished in the relation, by both
15    4,    8|      as extreamity of~ ~greefe finished his life, so did it hers
16    4,   10|       poore Lovers. And having finished his~ ~excuse, up he rose,
17    5,    9|         Madam Philomena having finished her discourse, the Queene~ ~
18    7,    3|     Reynard:~ ~Brother, I have finished all those foure jaculatory
19    7,    4| reported by Madame~ ~Eliza was finished: hee turned himselfe to
20    8,    5|      sooner had Madam Aemillia finished her Novell, wherin, the~ ~
21    8,    8|     when Madame~ ~Pampinea had finished hir Novell, the Queene gave
22    8,    9|       hitherward, until I have finished the~ ~tailes of these Rats,
23    8,    9|     the Rats tailes were fully finished, Bruno declaring by outward~ ~
24    9,   10|       worke was almost~ ~fully finished. It is no matter Gossip (
25    9, Song|    Ladies. Which~ ~being fully finished, the King gave oder, that
26   10,    9|      your affaires being fully finished in~ ~Lombardie) that I may