Day, Novell

 1    1,    5|        Wines that the~ ~Countrey yeelded, the King had more minde
 2    2,    3|        be made against~ ~it, hee yeelded the more willingly to satisfie
 3    3,    4|      their delight; who gladly~ ~yeelded, and thus began. Madame,
 4    4,    1|          needes thou~ ~must have yeelded to this wanton weaknesse,
 5    4,    4|        convenient to be granted: yeelded the sooner thereto right~ ~
 6    4,    8|    prevailed with~ ~him, that he yeelded to live at Paris for the
 7    5,    1|          were)~ ~with one voyce, yeelded themselves his prisoners:
 8    5,    5|   discourse, which willingly she yeelded to, beginning in this manner.~ ~
 9    5,   10|        youth, as any all Perugia yeelded, and scarcely was~ ~hee
10    6,    2|         or any part thereabout~ ~yeelded.~ ~ Our frolicke Baker perceiving,
11    6,    4|        in such pleasures as they yeelded, neglecting (for them)~ ~
12    6,    7| enstructed in, as not onely~ ~it yeelded the hearers mirthfull contentment,
13    7,    4|          the next, whereto she~ ~yeelded in this manner. O Love:
14    7,    5|        the Wall; which though it yeelded no full view on~ ~the other
15    7,    9|          them, that their mouths yeelded an unsavoury and~ ~ilpleasing
16    7,   10|       the dayes discourses~ ~had yeelded, as others of their owne
17    8,    2| uprightly, few Countrey Villages yeelded a Woman, more fresh and~ ~
18    8,    2|          then all the countrey~ ~yeelded; otherwhiles a small basket
19    8,    4|   nothing (but the sight of her) yeelded him any~ ~contentment. Which
20    8,    4|       former~ ~deliberation, and yeelded mee uppe as your prisoner,
21    8,    7|       one~ ~place to another, it yeelded no mitigation to the burning
22   10,    1|        him,~ ~which willingly he yeelded to doe.~ ~ When they were
23   10,    7|     verses, as all those parts~ ~yeelded not the like. At his request,
24   10,   10|     would~ ~likewise gladly have yeelded their naturall tribute;