Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         servants to men, being~ ~beaten and banished from their
 2    1,    1|         that many were cruelly~ ~beaten, ye slaine by his hands.
 3    2,    1|        discovered, he was~ ~well beaten, being afterward taken prisoner,
 4    2,    1|           body, where I was thus beaten as you may beholde. That
 5    2,    4|          twice well buffeted and beaten by Fortune, and fearing,
 6    2,    5| Coxecombe, as thou wast never so beaten in all thy life, like a~ ~
 7    3,    8|     kinde of drugge, which being beaten into powder,~ ~would worke
 8    4,    3|   offending~ ~Husband: for being beaten a long while on the Seas,
 9    5,    1|       measure, to see the ship~ ~beaten with such stormy billowes,
10    6,   10|      thereof shewed like small~ ~beaten gravell, with prety pibble
11    7,    7|       leave him, til thou~ ~hast beaten him out of the garden, to
12    7,    7|            Egano being thus well beaten for his Garden walke, got
13    7,    7|         taking me for thee, hath beaten me most extreamly, calling
14    7,    8|     strangers. Having thus madly beaten her, and cut the~ ~lockes
15    8,    3|         and all her body cruelly beaten;~ ~on the other side, Calandrino
16    8,    9|          Spices, when they are~ ~beaten in an open Morter. And as
17    8,    9|        if they had bin extreamly beaten; came to the Physitians~ ~
18    8,    9|        this night so~ ~extreamly beaten, as if (like Asses) we should
19    8,    9|      cruell~ ~manner we have bin beaten. So taking him aside under
20    9,    5|          miserably misused and~ ~beaten, went home to Florence with
21    9,    8|     Blondello to be unreasonably beaten and misused.~ ~ ~ ~ It was
22    9,    8|       Phillippo having extreamly beaten him, and many~ ~people gathering
23    9,    8|        Blondello~ ~(thus cruelly beaten and durtied) had gotten
24    9,    9|     their lodgings.~ ~ The poore beaten woman, could hardly raise