Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        Moreover, beside~ ~the number of such as were skilfull
 2  Ind      | behold; because the greater~ ~number of them, under hope of healing,
 3  Ind      | Sisters heere dwelling (whose number now are well-neere come
 4  Ind      |      honestly, then a~ ~great number of other Women to remaine
 5  Ind      |    women also (being foure in number) to be brought before her,~ ~
 6    2,    2|  Theeves (they being three in number) spake thus to Rinaldo.
 7    2,    9|      frailty, I~ ~beleeve the number of them would be more, then
 8    3,    1|       of life; out~ ~of whose number, the Soldan of Babylon (
 9    3,    8|    little Sonne,~ ~demanded a number of idle questions, whereto
10    4,    2|     as I could name no~ ~mean number of our Ladies heere in Venice.
11    4,    2|      wedding,~ ~among a great number of other women, whom quickly
12    4,    2|    place, where an infinite~ ~number of people were gathered
13    4,    8|      Jeronimo; for, among a~ ~number of pretty Damosels, daughters
14    4,    8| whereof we have too great a~ ~number. When you are sufficiently
15    5,    3|    perceyving, and that their number farre exceeded the other:
16    5,    8|      dwelt sometime a~ ~great number of worthy Gentlemen, among
17    5,    8|     thereby, and encrease the number of his deceived~ ~servants.
18    6,    4|       about a dozen Cranes in number, each of them standing~ ~
19    6,    9|         consist of a certaine number, such as were able to supply
20    9,    9|      their passe. The greater number of them~ ~being already
21   10,    3|   unprovided~ ~also of such a number of servants, as might continuallie
22   10,    9|     Signiour Thorello, with a number of his honourable Friends (
23   10,    9|  honourable Friends (to the~ ~number of an hundred Horsse) accompanied
24   10,    9|   Citties. Amongest the which number of prisoners, it was~ ~Signior
25   10,   10| conditions, and how great the number is of them, who daily happen