Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |      to hinder your~ ~further proceeding in reading, as if none were
 2  Ind      | example to you all,~ ~whereby proceeding on from good to better,
 3    2,    2|    hearing~ ~these words, and proceeding from a Lady of such absolute~ ~
 4    2,    5|      Lasse perceived, without proceeding any~ ~further, she stayed
 5    2,    5|     called Ruga Gatellana.~ ~ Proceeding on still, even to the highest
 6    2,    7|       Military provision thus proceeding on daily more and more,
 7    2,    8|      would adventure any rash proceeding,~ ~they held it as the cheefest
 8    2,    8|       his trust, by~ ~orderly proceeding, and with great discretion,
 9    2,    8|      beleefe, and injurious~ ~proceeding. Then Sir Roger Mandevile,
10    2,   10|   wiser, and sparing his rash proceeding~ ~with his wife.~ ~ This
11    3,    2|   turne; by~ ~which course of proceeding, he makes the shame to be
12    3,    9| honest comfort. The Countesse proceeding on in her former speeches~ ~
13    4,    3|     both carrying their loves proceeding with such~ ~secrecy, as
14    4,    4|       one another.~ ~ Matters proceeding on in this manner, and continuing
15    4,    4| answer: That their motion and proceeding in~ ~this manner, was both
16    5,    7|      World, for his so rash~ ~proceeding, knowing very well, that
17    5, Song|        After that Dioneus (by proceeding no further) declared the
18    6,    7|       by~ ~comfortable advice proceeding from the Potestate: the
19    6,   10| contradiction to crosse their proceeding,~ ~into Friar Onyons chamber
20    7,    8|       words of her beside, as proceeding from naturall~ ~affection
21    7,    9|    Ladie hath begun well, and proceeding~ ~on with no worse successe,
22    8,    3|       rage against me.~ ~ So, proceeding on in his discourse, he
23    9,   10|       misliked all his former proceeding:) he called to~ ~him, saying:
24   10,    8|        thine owne teares, but proceeding on further in this extremity,
25   10,    8|      foolish, and~ ~womanish, proceeding from verie little, or no