Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|          and~ ~beside, except he meant to leave his lodging, hee
 2    1,    6| interpretation) what~ ~Bergamino meant by this morall, and smiling
 3    2,    4|      further constrained (if hee meant to vent his commodities)
 4    2,    5|             making shew as if he meant to dragge him downe. Which
 5    2,   10|      more strength then~ ~Nature meant to bestow on them, foolishly
 6    3,    1|   hammered in his head:~ ~for he meant more subtilly than poore
 7    3,    1|        answer, demanding what he meant in~ ~saying, that he did
 8    3,    3|         presently knew whom shee meant, and highly commending the~ ~
 9    3,   10|          and not knowing what it meant, Alibech asked: "Rustico,~ ~
10    4,    2|       man, making shew, as if be meant to awaite there,~ ~till
11    4,   10|            needes hinder what he meant to do: by distillation he
12    6,    4|          punishment, that Messer meant~ ~to impose on him.~ ~ ~ ~
13    6,   10|          the verie same, that he meant to shew the~ ~people of
14    7,    5|        he came:~ ~she that never meant to do amisse, had the company
15    7,    9|         untyed her, as if shee~ ~meant to beare her on her Fist:
16    8,    4|       and also what~ ~course she meant to take (wherin they both
17    8,    7|    Scholler, and how she further meant to use him, saying.~ ~Now
18    8,   10|        which of the~ ~Bathes she meant to meet him, on the next
19    8,   10| dissembled sorrow, as if she had meant truly indeed.~ ~Salabetto,
20    8,   10|       dayes, because hee never~ ~meant to visit Florence any more.~ ~
21    9,    2|         understanding what she~ ~meant, frowningly answered. Why
22    9,    3|      them.~ ~ These merry Laddes meant not to leave him so; but
23    9,    5|       hand, made shew as if shee meant to kisse him, which yet
24    9,    9|          to imagine, that it was meant for~ ~them, albeit men have
25   10,    2|        to say to Ghinotto:~ ~but meant to proceed on in his journy,
26   10,    5|        Magitian, to whom Ansaldo meant to~ ~give the bountifull
27   10,   10|         to his subjects, that he meant to~ ~joyne in marriage again,