Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|        was (beyond the infinite favours of Fortune towards him)
 2    2,    6|       heaped also many gracious favours on my Noble Mother;~ ~but
 3    2,    6|       Gasparino (whose liberall favours came~ ~unlooked for) with
 4    2,    7|       to Cyprus: with thankfull favours~ ~to the King as well by
 5    2,    8|     honour with farre greater~ ~favours, which the King franckely
 6    3,    4|       from~ ~thee infinite kind favours; whereas I never intended,
 7    3,    7|        stranger to her gracious favours. Now grew shee~ ~contemptibly
 8    3,    7|       she bestowed her liberall favours,~ ~yet concealing all closely
 9    3,    7|    gratitude for such especiall favours~ ~received, then in my heart
10    3,    7|     Theobaldo. These bountifull favours of~ ~Aldobrandino, were
11    4,    4|      ship, you see how the wind favours us,~ ~and (questionlesse)
12    5,    9|          And evermore, let your favours shine on~ ~worthy deservers,
13    7,    7|      grace him with her private favours. Or, if shee might not be
14    7,    9|      Lesca, The good turnes and favours thou hast received from
15    7,    9|    Fortunes common and ordinary favours: yet I~ ~have one especiall
16    7,    9|    lappe wide open of richest~ ~favours, where if choice be not
17    8,    7|        promises of her manifold favours to him, whereto~ ~our Scholler
18    8,    7|       no, reserve those~ ~night favours for thy amorous friend,
19    8,    9|         hating ingratitude, for favours so abundantly heaped on~ ~
20    8,    9|          me, and the bountifull favours promised beside, I know
21    8,   10|        bestowed those~ ~further favours on him, which hee came for,
22   10,    8|        well by the~ ~honourable favours, which thou hast received
23   10,    9| possibly~ ~forget, his Gracious favours and extraordinary benefits
24   10,   10|        her, or~ ~any particular favours beside, could not infect