Day, Novell

 1    1,    3|            that dallying with the Soldane might redound to his no~ ~
 2    2,    7|           since, that there lived Soldane in Babylon,~ ~named Beminidab,
 3    2,    7| Alathiella, daughter to the great Soldane, who was supposed (long~ ~
 4    2,    7|             faire daughter of the Soldane, so generally reported to
 5    2,    7|         Prince whatsoever.~ ~ The Soldane was joyfull beyond all measure,
 6    2,    7|           was fully finished, the Soldane, desiring~ ~to accomplish
 7    2,    9|        man) became servant to the Soldane. The deceiver being found
 8    2,    9|          the safer assurance, the Soldane used to send thither some
 9    2,    9|           word was a Law with the Soldane, so that Ambroginolo and~ ~
10    2,    9|         brought face to face, the Soldane with a sterne and~ ~angry
11    2,    9|         Sicurano according as the Soldane had formerly~ ~commanded
12    2,    9|             in this manner to the Soldane. My gracious Lord, you may
13    2,    9|      presence, and theirs.~ ~ The Soldane, being desirous to give
14    2,    9|  therefore~ ~thus spake.~ ~ Great Soldane, I am the miserable and
15    2,    9|          it apparant before the~ ~Soldane and his assistants, that
16    2,    9|         to utter one word.~ ~ The Soldane, who had alwayes reputed
17    2,    9|       thousand times.~ ~ Then the Soldane strictly commaunded, that
18    3,    1|          came to~ ~be sent to the Soldane, she fell in frailty with
19    8,    2|          as if they brought the~ ~Soldane bound and captived, from
20    8,    3|  afterward they send to the great Soldane, and have whatsoever~ ~they
21    8,    9|             the Wife to the great Soldane, the Empresse of Osbeccho;
22   10,    9|        see this Knight doeth, the Soldane of Babylon~ ~is not able
23   10,    9|  Faulconer.~ ~ Thorello (whom the Soldane called by no other name,
24   10,    9|        Sarracine, and sent by the Soldane (in Ambassage)~ ~to the