Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|     sent thence,~ ~some to one village, some to another, so that
 2    2,    3|        came to a small Country Village, which~ ~affoorded little
 3    2,    3| provided for his Traine in the Village, some in one place, and~ ~
 4    2,    9|      her, shee went to a silly village neere~ ~adjoyning, where (
 5    3,    1|         returned thence to the village~ ~of Lamporechio, being
 6    3,    8|        so to his owne dwelling Village: where when the Neighbours~ ~
 7    5,    1|        his owne~ ~in a Country Village, among his Peazants and
 8    5,    1|      at his~ ~Fathers Countrey Village, exercising nothing else
 9    5,    1|         they could of the same Village, and ran immediately to
10    5,    1|       taken, led thence to the Village, and afterwards to~ ~the
11    5,    3|       desiring to know, if any Village or Castle were~ ~neere there
12    6,    4|  Faulcon a~ ~Crane, neere to a Village called Peretola, and finding
13    6,   10|      know, or have heard, is a Village in~ ~the Vale of Elsa, and
14    7,    4|       Arezzo (which is a faire Village of Tuscany)~ ~a rich man,
15    7,    8|        in some paltry countrey village; taken from~ ~Hogge-rubbing;
16    8,    6|      small Country-house, in a Village some-what neere~ ~to Florence,
17    8,    6|         wife resorted to their village house, to have a Brawne
18    8,    6| neighbouring Husbandmen of the Village: Bruno was to begin the~ ~
19    8,    7| extreamity, had driven all the village out of~ ~the fields, causing
20    8,    9|     dwelt in a poore Country~ ~village, and by my mothers side,
21    9,   10|       simple habitation in the village of Tresanti, hardly sufecient~ ~
22   10,   10| dwelling in~ ~no farre distant village, had appeared very pleasing
23   10,   10|    traine, to the same poore~ ~Village whereat shee dwelt, and