Day, Novell

 1    1,    9|          perceiving, that they had drawne him in among them, onely
 2    2,    2|           lockt, and~ ~the Bridges drawne up, so that no entrance
 3    2,    3|          before the Curtaines were drawne, I could have~ ~lodged his
 4    2,    3|        Lords Curtaines~ ~are close drawne, hee sleepeth (no doubt)
 5    2,    5|          the cause which now~ ~had drawne him to Naples. The witty
 6    2,    7|        other followers, with their drawne weapons: but~ ~safety of
 7    2,    7|         her people, with his sword drawne, said: Let~ ~no man stirre,
 8    4,    1|            and the Curtaines close drawne about the bed; he~ ~sate
 9    4,    8|          the Curtaines~ ~ ~ ~ready drawne, he hid himselfe behinde
10    4,    9|         having a keene knife ready drawne in his hand; opened therewith
11    5,    1|           having his sword ready~ ~drawne in his hand (incited by
12    5,    1|           thus to assaile you with drawne~ ~weapons: but that which
13    5,    4|          side with him behinde the drawne Curtaines, untill~ ~they
14    5,    5|        youthfull people,~ ~meerely drawne into the action by perswasion
15    5,    7|        Sword, and stepping with it drawne into~ ~the Chamber (where
16    5,    7|           in the one hand, and the drawne Rapier in the other, reproaching
17    5,    8|       angry countenance, holding a drawne short Sword in his hand,
18    5,    8|       fiercely after them with his drawne~ ~weapon, and came very
19    7,    6| Lambertuccio to run forth with a~ ~drawne sword in his hand, and (
20    7,    6|          in every part, and having drawne forth his Sword, grasping
21    7,    6|       Lambertuccio, a weapon ready drawne in his hand.~ ~Ascending
22    7,    9|             and~ ~rather wold I be drawne in peeces with foure wilde
23    8,    1|            just, or no. And having drawne them over upon the Table,
24    8,    4|         The Courtaines being close drawne about the bed, although
25   10,    3|       shame: So throwing downe his drawne~ ~sword, which he held readily