Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|      considering that~ ~I stand bound for ever heereafter, to
 2    2,    6|      weather, the vessell being bound for Naples, was hurried
 3    2,    6|       of~ ~Apulia, and now were bound homeward to their owne abiding.
 4    2,    6|   aboord the Gallies which were bound for Alexandria, fortuned~ ~
 5    2,    6|        them any reason why) led bound to~ ~another Castle of his,
 6    2,    7|       with Merchandize,~ ~being bound thence for Smyrna, of which
 7    2,    9|   departing hence. I will stand bound to goe for~ ~Geneway, and
 8    2,    9|    Citie, Ambroginolo should be bound and impaled on~ ~a stake,
 9    5,    1|         were by envious Fortune bound and shut up in~ ~some small
10    5,    4|     thought themselves the more bound in duty,~ ~to be circumspect
11    5,    6|            King of Sicilie: was bound to a stake, to be consumed
12    5,    6|       stript~ ~starke naked) be bound to a stake backe to backe,
13    5,    6|        thence to~ ~Palermo, and bound naked to a stake in the
14    5,    6|   beyond my life) and miserably bound~ ~backe to backe: our faces
15    5,    7|    middle upward, and his hands bound fast~ ~behind him, but being
16    7,    9|        displease, where service bound them to obey. Choosing a~ ~
17    8,    2|      they brought the~ ~Soldane bound and captived, from Alexandria
18    8,    3|   Bengodi, where the Vines were bound about with Sawcidges, a
19    8,    3|        also full of stones, hee bound it up carefully, for~ ~feare
20    8,    4|        thanke you for it, being bound~ ~in dutie to love you likewise.
21    8,    7|      Say to your Lady that I am bound in duty, to attend the~ ~
22    8,    7|         trust in him, who stood bound (by good reason) to be~ ~
23    8,    9|       mishapen habite, began to bound, leape, and carriere, snuffling
24    8,   10|      divers Packes to~ ~be well bound up, with the Merchants markes
25   10,    4| delivered my~ ~minde. Every one bound himselfe by solemne promise,
26   10,   10|         the life of man, who is bound to live with a wife~ ~not