Day, Novell

 1   10,    3|        OF MALICE AND ENVY~ ~ ~ ~ Mithridanes envying the life and liberality
 2   10,    3|         gallant Gentleman, named Mithridanes, living in a Countrey not
 3   10,    3|          It chanced on a day, as Mithridanes sate~ ~all alone within
 4   10,    3|          thirteenth~ ~returning, Mithridanes saide to her: Good Woman,
 5   10,    3|          thither againe.~ ~ When Mithridanes had a while pondered on
 6   10,    3|         will bring you to~ ~him. Mithridanes said, therein he should
 7   10,    3|         of the~ ~servants taking Mithridanes his horse, Nathan rounded
 8   10,    3|      Pallace, but he~ ~conducted Mithridanes into a goodly chamber, wher
 9   10,    3|           company.~ ~ While thus Mithridanes conversed with him, he desired
10   10,    3|       Words, gave some hope to~ ~Mithridanes, that with a little more
11   10,    3|       consisted in his power.~ ~ Mithridanes sat an indifferent while
12   10,    3|     detestable~ ~deliberation of Mithridanes, became quite changed in
13   10,    3| countenance, thus he replyed.~ ~ Mithridanes, thy Father was a Noble
14   10,    3|    dismall deed is done.~ ~ When Mithridanes had receyved this instruction,
15   10,    3|      from his~ ~counsel given to Mithridanes, much lesse changed from
16   10,    3|         appointed for his death. Mithridanes also being risen, taking
17   10,    3|        have deserved it.~ ~ When Mithridanes heard him speake, and looked
18   10,    3|           Nathan lovingly raised Mithridanes from the ground, then kissing
19   10,    3|         one purpose or other.~ ~ Mithridanes, excusing no further his
20   10,    3|            I would not have thee Mithridanes, to wonder at my counsel
21   10,    3|          take it I pray thee.~ ~ Mithridanes, being exceedingly confounded
22   10,    3|        bee called by the name of Mithridanes.~ ~So, both the name and
23   10,    3|           Deare Father, answered Mithridanes, if I knew so well howe
24   10,    3|        very instantly requested, Mithridanes~ ~returned back with him
25   10,    3|           But in the end, when~ ~Mithridanes could abide there no longer,