Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|     but to have understood) in Palermo; where, through the~ ~bounty,
 2    2,    5|       our Father, to~ ~abandon Palermo, and returne to Perouse,
 3    2,    5|         Being left so young at Palermo, and growing (well neere)
 4    2,    5|    mother, went and dwelt at~ ~Palermo: where falling into the
 5    2,    5|   Father had formerly dwelt at Palermo; knowing also (by~ ~some
 6    2,    5|     with our Father, both at~ ~Palermo and Perouse. And because
 7    2,    5|  faigning her selfe~ ~to be of Palermo, and Daughter to Piero of
 8    2,    6|   joyfully met by Henriet at~ ~Palermo, and with such honourable
 9    4,    4|      sent a servant of hers to Palermo, giving him especiall charge,
10    5,    6|       were no sooner landed at Palermo, but they did~ ~according
11    5,    6|        Sicillian Marriners, to Palermo,~ ~whither Guion set sayle
12    5,    6|   continued~ ~for some time in Palermo, walking many times by that
13    5,    6|   should be conveyed thence to Palermo, and there (being stript~ ~
14    5,    6|       they carryed thence to~ ~Palermo, and bound naked to a stake
15    5,    6|       even~ ~the whole City of Palermo, both men and women. The
16    5,    6|      shamefully to be burnt at Palermo? The King told him: whereto~ ~
17    8,   10|     had taken for his Wares at Palermo. Afterward, he~ ~making
18    8,   10|       this custome observed at Palermo in Sicily, where~ ~likewise
19    8,   10|        his Maister, arrived at Palermo; his Ship~ ~stored with
20    8,   10|          returned with them to Palermo. Where having given in his
21    8,   10| imployd him as his Factor~ ~at Palermo) beside his owne packes
22    8,   10|         returned not againe to Palermo, she beganne to grow somewhat~ ~
23   10,    7|   Bernardo~ ~Puccino, being at Palermo, and seeing Piero, King
24   10,    7|      Sicilie, there dwelt~ ~at Palermo a Florentine Apothecary,
25   10,    7|    admirable Feast~ ~Royall at Palermo, accompanyed with his Lords