Day, Novell

 1    2,    4|     them had espied the small Barke, and lockt up her passage~ ~
 2    2,    4|      issue forth of the small Barke, but endangered his life
 3    2,    4|  Arrowes. Entering aboord the Barke, and making it their owne~ ~
 4    2,    4|  backe, and having rifled the Barke of all her riches, sunke
 5    2,    4|      his~ ~necke, passed by a Barke to Brundusiam, and from
 6    2,    6|   goods, going aboord a small Barke with a Sonne of hers, aged~ ~
 7    2,    6|      who seazing on the small Barke, carried it and all the
 8    2,    6|   there divers daies. In this Barke~ ~was a Gentleman, named
 9    2,    6|   Ponzo seized on the small~ ~Barke wherein Madame Beritola
10    2,    7|    brought to~ ~Bajazeth in a Barke of Geneway: hee resolved
11    2,    7|     in a readinesse a subtile Barke, sending it in an evening,
12    2,    7|         of his complices, the Barke was brought close to the
13    2,    7|   beauty.~ ~ Going aboord the Barke againe, within few dayes
14    4,    3|    hands of justice: I have a Barke~ ~readily prepared for you,
15    4,    3|        and getting aboard the Barke, directed~ ~their course
16    4,   10|   presently go aboord a small Barke, and~ ~forthwith set away
17    5,    2| desperately she entred into a Barke,~ ~which being transported
18    5,    2|     was provided of a small~ ~Barke; and calling such friends (
19    5,    2|  departed thence in the small Barke with~ ~Martuccio, were drowned
20    5,    2|       her with her aboord a~ ~Barke, and so sayled thence to
21    5,    2|      they entred into a small Barke, and Carapresa with them,~ ~
22    5,    6|      night season,~ ~when any Barke passed from Procida to Ischia;
23    5,    6|     her perforce aboard their Barke.~ ~ Setting sayle thence,
24    5,    6|      earing what~ ~course the Barke had taken, made ready another,