Day, Novell

 1    2,    8|     Perotto, and his~ ~Daughter Gianetta, for thus they might best
 2    2,    8|    under the borrowed name of~ ~Gianetta, dwelling with the Lady
 3    2,    8|     Noble Lady, with whom poore Gianetta dwelt, had but one onely~ ~
 4    2,    8|  outward behaviour,~ ~exceeding Gianetta about sixe yeeres in age.
 5    2,    8|     made~ ~triall of his pulse, Gianetta (who by his Mothers command,
 6    2,    8|       continue. No sooner was~ ~Gianetta gone forth of the Chamber,
 7    2,    8|         have some speech with~ ~Gianetta, and holding the Gentleman
 8    2,    8|       mercy of your faire Maide Gianetta; for~ ~manifest signes have
 9    2,    8| betweene this their~ ~Sonne and Gianetta.~ ~ The Physicion being
10    2,    8|        qualities of~ ~your Maid Gianetta, to whom (as yet) I have
11    2,    8|      short while after, calling Gianetta privately to her, in~ ~gentle
12    2,    8|     provided of a Lover, or no. Gianetta, being never~ ~acquainted
13    2,    8|         of a Lover. Madam, said Gianetta,~ ~considering with my selfe,
14    2,    8|         unto her. But tell me~ ~Gianetta, what if my Lord the King (
15    2,    8|       have~ ~private accesse to Gianetta, whom shee doubted not but
16    2,    8|  revealed~ ~her whole intent to Gianetta, and finding her constancie
17    2,    8|         to the no little joy of Gianetta, who devoutly returned~ ~
18    2,    8|     lead a loving life with his Gianetta.~ ~ Let us now convert our
19    2,    8|     deerely~ ~affected daughter Gianetta, denying rest to his bodie
20    2,    8|        young Gentlewoman, named Gianetta, was married~ ~to that Ladies
21    2,    8|        the servant performed.~ ~Gianetta had divers children by her
22    2,    8|     Carter, then~ ~a Count. And Gianetta perceiving that when her
23    2,    8|      and one that ever-despised Gianetta before, but~ ~much more
24    2,    8|      under the borrowed name of Gianetta,~ ~is your owne Sister;