Day, Novell

 1    4,    4|       daughter, called Madame Constance. The saide~ ~Rogero died
 2    5,    2|    HIGHER DEGREE~ ~ ~ ~ Faire Constance of Liparis, fell in love
 3    5,    2|    King: he married the saide Constance, and~ ~returned richly home
 4    5,    2|  lived a yong Damosell, named Constance, born of very sufficient~ ~
 5    5,    2| vertuous qualities; affecting Constance in harty~ ~manner: and she
 6    5,    2|     not a man escaped. When~ ~Constance, heard these unwelcome tydings (
 7    5,    2|  there in this manner? When~ ~Constance, heard her speake the Latine
 8    5,    2|       Susa in Barbarie. Which Constance hearing, and plainly~ ~perceyving,
 9    5,    2|    very thankefull for it.~ ~ Constance hearing that she spake the
10    5,    2|      woman as she was,~ ~left Constance in her poore Cottage, and
11    5,    2|  backe againe, and~ ~covering Constance with her Mantle, led her
12    5,    2|   woman began in this manner. Constance, I~ ~will bring thee to
13    5,    2| seriously~ ~fasten her eye on Constance, and compassion provoking
14    5,    2|    time were very familiar to Constance, and so pleasing grew her~ ~
15    5,    2|       harsh and difficult.~ ~ Constance continuing thus in the old
16    5,    2|       to the hearing of poore Constance, that~ ~Martuccio Gomito (
17    5,    2|    Thunis, where both she and Constance~ ~found honourable welcome,
18    5,    2|         that his faire friend Constance was come thither to see
19    5,    2|       house.~ ~ No sooner did Constance behold him, but she was
20    5,    2|      spake. My deerest love~ ~Constance! Art thou yet living? It
21    5,    2|     lovingly he embraced her, Constance recounted to him all her~ ~
22    5,    2|      those beside of his Love Constance, being purposely~ ~minded (
23    5,    2|  accidents, and sending~ ~for Constance to come before him; from
24    5,    2|    Sarazine~ ~Lady, with whom Constance had lived so kindly respected:
25    5,    2|     importunity, especially~ ~Constance, who could not be thankfull