Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        smiling) said.~ ~ See how graciously Fortune is favourable to
 2    1,    1|         he beganne benignely and graciously, in~ ~recovering the debts
 3    1,    9|       Spring time lasteth) doe~ ~graciously embellish the Meadowes;
 4    1,    9|     little hill into a valley,~ ~graciously shaded with goodly Trees;
 5    2,    6|          went to Madam Beritola, graciously~ ~demaunding of her, if
 6    2,    7|      Famagosta,~ ~and there most graciously welcommed both by the King
 7    2,    7|           recompence, who had so graciously honored his daughter: but
 8    3,    6|      resorted~ ~thither, and was graciously welcommed by Madam Catulla,
 9    3,    7| submitted themselves, and were~ ~graciously welcommed by Madame Hermelina,
10    3,   10|         laurel from her head and graciously~ ~placed it on the head
11    4,    2|        Madam, seeing you have so graciously~ ~vouchsafed to pardon me,
12    4,    2|        them pliant; shewed~ ~how graciously he accepted her humiliation;
13    4,    4|         the messenger, were most graciously welcome to~ ~her, and flaming
14    4,    6|     which Madam Philomena had so graciously related, was~ ~highly pleasing
15    4,    6|        affable complexion, and~ ~graciously conditioned. Which love
16    5,    5|    Faenza, highly beloved,~ ~and graciously esteemed.~ ~
17    5,   10|     Crowne of Lawrell, placed it graciously on the head of Madame Eliza,~ ~
18    6,   10|       now~ ~the full expiration, graciously she arose, and taking the
19    7,    5|         next:~ ~whereuppon, very graciously, shee beganne in this manner.~ ~
20    7, Song|      Friday, turning her~ ~selfe graciously to them all, thus she spake.~ ~
21    8,    7|       wil appeare unto you, very graciously~ ~saluting you, and demanding
22    8,    7|          then thine~ ~anger, and graciously pardon me, wherein if thou
23    8,   10|      Madame Aimilliaes, speaking graciously in this~ ~manner. Madam,
24   10,    9|          waiting before her, and graciously saluted her~ ~guests.~ ~
25   10,    9|         flowre) deserveth most~ ~graciously to be respected, much more