Day, Novell

 1    2,  Ind|       while, from which being awaked,~ ~they tooke their places (
 2    2,    6|      now with joy of~ ~spirit awaked, calling to mind the lineatures
 3    3,    1|      Nunnes~ ~disease. Having awaked him, she commanded him by
 4    3,    3|       great good fortune, I~ ~awaked, and made shew of an open
 5    4,    1|      It chanced that the King awaked, and both hearing and~ ~
 6    4,    6|         sorrow, presently she awaked, being then not a little
 7    4,    6|   anguish I felt, instantly I awaked. Laying then my hand upon
 8    4,   10|      in the beds standing by) awaked, and were~ ~so overcome
 9    4,   10|       noise, the two Lombards awaked, and seizing~ ~there upon
10    5,    1|   himselfe, to tarry till she awaked of her owne accord. And
11    5,    1|      who was named Iphigenia) awaked before any of the other~ ~
12    5,    4|        At the last, Ricciardo awaked, and~ ~seeing it was so
13    6,    8|      as if she had bene newly awaked from~ ~sleepe, began in
14    7,  Ind|        the King arose, beeing awaked with the noise which the
15    7,    1|   night time,~ ~whereuppon he awaked his Wife Monna Tessa. She
16    7,    1|        dissembling as if shee awaked out of a drowsie dreame,
17    7,    7|    made such meanes, as hee~ ~awaked, whereupon she spake unto
18    8,    4|    Upon a sudden the Provoste awaked, and~ ~seeing so great a
19    8,    7|   afternoone were overpast,~ ~awaked from sleeping: and remembring
20    9,    6|       house, the noise wherof awaked the wife, and~ ~fearing
21    9,    6|    the hostes Bed indeed, who awaked upon his very~ ~entrance,
22    9,    6|       if she were but newly~ ~awaked) she called her Husband,
23   10,    9| chanced that Signior Thorello awaked, and~ ~breathed forth a
24   10, Song|   appeared, and all the world awaked out of~ ~sleepe, the Master