Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|        called rather (in their tongue) Chappell; imagined,~ ~that
 2    1,    4|      man~ ~can know it, or any tongue blaze it abroade; and sinne
 3    1, Song|       refuse,~ ~ Which mortall tongue or thought, what ere it
 4    2,    9|       owne confession, and his tongue to denie what it had~ ~before
 5    3,    1|     string that~ ~retained his tongue from speech, brake on a
 6    3,    7|         using his Florentine~ ~tongue, he said; Tell me Madam,
 7    3,    9|        have tutored the Ladies tongue,~ ~to-demand a liberall
 8    4,    1|       and sorrow, withheld his tongue from returning~ ~any answer,
 9    5,    2|    heard her speake the Latine tongue, she began to doubt,~ ~least
10    5,    6|         vertue had tutored his tongue) he saide: Is not thy name
11    6,    4| timorous) doth often tippe the tongue with such a present reply,
12    7,    1|     Pater noster in the vulgar tongue; the~ ~Song of Saint Alexis;
13    7,    3|        I~ ~heare your Husbands tongue Gossip, said he, and seeing
14    7,    8|         or knowing his wives~ ~tongue from a strangers. Having
15    7,    9|    againe, that her hart and~ ~tongue herein were relatives: My
16    7,    9|      thy Wittes, and tippe thy tongue with a Womans~ ~eloquence,
17    7,    9|    answered Nicostratus, Thy~ ~tongue and wit have very strangely
18    8,    2|  Chamber, when she heard his~ ~tongue, replyed. Sweet Sir Simon!
19    8,    6|   chewed it. So soone as his~ ~tongue tasted the bitter Aloes,
20    8,    7|       soone as she heard the~ ~tongue of Ancilla, she replyed (
21    9,    2|        began to turne, and hir tongue~ ~found another manner of
22    9,    4|        been so~ ~lavish of his tongue, and accused his Wife of
23   10,    2|     enemy: can any~ ~malicious tongue speake ill of him? Undoubtedly,
24   10,    8|   publication~ ~thereof by the tongue; so that meere necessity
25   10,    9|     with him, spake the Latine tongue~ ~very readily, by which