Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|    occasions there ended, and riding~ ~from thence towards Verona,
 2    2,    3|     their company. Alessandro riding~ ~along with them, courteously
 3    2,    3|       commanded.~ ~ The Abbot riding on, with newer crotchets
 4    2,    7|    horsemen on a sodaine came riding by, who seeing how dishonourably
 5    2,    9|   this, hee~ ~praised her for riding, hawking, hunting, fishing,
 6    3,  Ind|  other pretty Birds beside,~ ~riding in a tract not much frequented,
 7    4,    5|     manner; it fortuned, that riding (all~ ~three) to recreate
 8    4,    9|      more, he espyed him come riding with two of his~ ~attendants,
 9    5,    1|       he tooke delight in the riding and managing of~ ~great
10    5,    3|      reposed especiall trust. Riding on thus thorow the countrey,~ ~
11    5,    3| calling for his fayre friend, riding many times~ ~backeward,
12    6,    3|       Saint johns day, they~ ~riding thorow the City, side by
13    6,    4|    mount on one of them;~ ~so riding on towards the River, where (
14    6,    4|        and two legges. Then~ ~riding somwhat neerer to them,
15    6,    5|      was the best mounted.~ ~ Riding on a faire and softly pace,
16    6,    5|      together. Messer Forese, riding a lofty~ ~French trot, everie
17    6,    9|        and his companie, came riding from S. Reparata, and espying
18    7,    6|  other side, meeting Beltramo riding from his Castle, and Isabella~ ~
19    9,    4|    Doublet againe. Aniolliero riding on very fast, to free his~ ~
20    9,    4|     there in the Inne, whence riding to~ ~Corsignano, where he
21    9,    9|   borne, and dwelt.~ ~ In his riding towards France, as he passed
22   10,    1|     Being mounted againe, and riding on further, the Gentleman
23   10,    1|         passing from Rogiero, riding along the rest of the day,
24   10,    9|  Christian Provinces, and was riding~ ~thorow Lombardle, to passe
25   10,    9|       having laid aside their riding~ ~garments, being a little