Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       one of the three was her Kinsman) went towards them, as~ ~
 2    2,    3|        yong Gentleman, and our Kinsman, who~ ~is newly elected
 3    2,    3|          Count Alessandro (his kinsman) having first dub'd him
 4    2,    7|         person as also a neere Kinsman to the Prince, had a desire
 5    2,    7|   colour of visiting his noble Kinsman, (as oftentimes~ ~before
 6    2,    7|    replyed; Much more (Noble~ ~kinsman) then can bee spoken of,
 7    3,    8|       arrived, who was a neere kinsman to the Abbot,~ ~and one
 8    4,   10|    perceive, he hath neither~ ~Kinsman nor Friend that will doe
 9    5,    2|     welcome, in the house of a kinsman to the Sarazin~ ~Lady. Carapresa
10    5,    3|   compassion, because he was a kinsman and~ ~deare friend to her
11    5,    3|     not what is become of my~ ~kinsman Pedro, you shall remaine
12    5,    5|      him, and having no sonne, kinsman, or friend, in whom he~ ~
13    7,    3| question,~ ~Who is the neerest Kinsman to your Son; either I, that
14    7,    3|        who am not so~ ~neere a Kinsman to your Sonne, as your Husband
15    9,    1|     better acquainted, a neere Kinsman of hers,~ ~must needs have
16    9,    1|     remaine there untill her~ ~kinsman doe come.~ ~ Then, without
17    9,    1|    welcome, and disappoint her Kinsman~ ~in his hope, by making
18    9,    1|        do I know, but that the Kinsman unto this Woman,~ ~perhappes
19    9,    1|        are~ ~intended, but her Kinsman (by and in this manner devised)
20    9,    2| Isabella, who on a day, when a Kinsman of hers came to see her
21    9,    5|    Nello, because he is a neer Kinsman~ ~to my wife, and he is
22    9,    5|   repute me heereafter for thy Kinsman and Friend. He is falne~ ~
23   10,    8|    contentedly from~ ~you as a kinsman, and (being absent) remaine
24   10,    8|          accept Titus as their kinsman (seeing Gisippus had made
25   10,    8|     hee their deare and loving kinsman, and Gisippus to~ ~remaine