Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       the number of such as were skilfull in Art, many more both women
 2  Ind      |        Gentlemen likewise, being skilfull both in singing and dancing,~ ~
 3    1,    1|          teares, as one that was skilfull~ ~enough in such dissembling
 4    1,    3|       many, that thou art~ ~very skilfull, and in cases concerning
 5    1,    6|           by telling a tale of a skilfull man, named Primasso,~ ~and
 6    1,    7|          in all filthinesse, and skilfull in every kinde of~ ~basest
 7    2,    1|         and being sufficiently~ ~skilfull in counterfeiting, began
 8    2,    9|      Sicurano, because she was~ ~skilfull and. perfect in the Languages.~ ~
 9    3,    9|         she had learned of her~ ~skilfull Father, she compounded certaine
10    3,    9|      heaven, and some rules of~ ~skilfull observation, which I learned
11    4,    2|        which being deepe, and he skilfull~ ~in swimming, he had no
12    4,   10|     Physitian, but~ ~likewise as skilfull in Chirurgerie beside) had
13    5,    1|    letters, but also became most skilfull, even amongst them that
14    5,    2|        the Oares, being somewhat skilfull in sayling,~ ~(as generally
15    7,    5|  Reverend Sir, I~ ~know not what skilfull Art the Fryar useth, but
16    8,    3|           as he had beene a most skilfull Lapidarie; to which conference
17    8,    7|   Scholler was~ ~extraordinarily skilfull in the Art of Nigromancy,
18    8,    7|        the depth whereof I am as skilfull~ ~in, as anie other Scholler
19    8,    9|            all these parts, more skilfull in distinguishing the Urine
20    9,    3| Buffalmaco answered; I am not so skilfull in judgement, as to argue
21   10,    2|        Father, I met with a most skilfull Physitian neerer hand, whose~ ~
22   10,    5|   Ansaldo.~ ~ Now concerning the skilfull Magitian, to whom Ansaldo
23   10,    6|        vanquished, by him who is skilfull in~ ~the warre, where a