Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         most sweete and pleasant taste of pleasure, whereof (before)
 2  Ind      |     consequently have a sensible taste of both, whereby no~ ~envy
 3    1,    6|          the Abbot) for he shall taste of none of mine this~ ~day.
 4    2,    7|        liking the Wines pleasing taste extraordinarily, dranke
 5    2, Song| pleasures are delightfull in the taste,~ ~ But yet Loves fire is
 6    4,    7|        thereof to be deadly~ ~in taste. None being so hardy, as
 7    5,    8|          like a woman that had a taste of love in her. And so~ ~
 8    6,    2|       the inviter of himselfe to taste his~ ~Wine. And having put
 9    6,    2|        to beleeve me, except you taste of~ ~it? Messer Geri, eyther
10    6,    2|  sprightly, was very desirous to taste~ ~of the Wine, and turning
11    6,    2|          amisse, if we tooke a~ ~taste of this honest mans Wine,
12    6,    2|  offended because he could never taste thereof:~ ~tooke a great
13    6,   10|         Dioneus, that you should taste part of the charge and~ ~
14    7,    7|          with words, and let you taste~ ~the proofe of them by
15    7,    9|         they are, and deserve to taste the benefit~ ~of them, in
16    7,    9|        desire upon a sodaine, to taste of these Peares:~ ~Wherefore,
17    8,    4|       any harshe or~ ~unsavourie taste, which mine is no way able
18    8,    6|          exceeding bitter to his taste, this other~ ~made it a
19    8,    8|      party caused him~ ~first to taste of: without coveting any
20    8,    9|        then any the very least~ ~taste of wisedome: smiled unto
21    9,    3|         Calandrino, hee began to taste~ ~his pulse, and within
22    9,    3|       marveilously pleasing~ ~in taste, and of soveraigne vertue,
23   10,   10|       time, that thou shouldst~ ~taste the fruite of thy long admired