Day, Novell

 1    2,   10|          without suffering him to proceed~ ~any further in speech,
 2    3,    9|           must have, and thus I~ ~proceed.~ ~ There lived sometime
 3    4,    1|            I have resolved how to proceed with him: but~ ~concerning
 4    4,    2|       will, that Madam~ ~Pampinea proceed next in the argument of
 5    4,    3|    desires, and thus I purpose to proceed.~ ~ Every Vice (choice Ladies)
 6    4,    3|         angry spleen of Ninetta~ ~proceed on in violence, against
 7    4,    6|         Nature. And now we wil.~ ~proceed to our Novell.~ ~ In the
 8    5,    7| entreating them to forbeare and~ ~proceed no further, till they heard
 9    7,    4|           obstinate contending to proceed~ ~further, and fare worse.
10    7,    5|   helpefull, then will we further proceed therein. Alas Sir, said
11    7,    5|        can doe so Sir, sayde she, proceed I pray you, and I am~ ~well
12    7,    9|          after one manner. And so proceed we to our Tale.~ ~ In Argos,
13    8,    7|       deceived, and by one woman. Proceed on stil in thy flattering~ ~
14    8,   10|        and complaints of hers, to proceed from an~ ~honest meaning
15    9,    5|         association, and began to proceed in their businesse. And~ ~
16    9,    9|         teach any longer; let mee proceed~ ~to my purpose, and tell
17   10,    2|          Ghinotto:~ ~but meant to proceed on in his journy, and would
18   10,    8|   performed by~ ~mortall men, doe proceed from the disposing and ordination
19   10,    8|          or never are to be done, proceed of necessity: howbeit some~ ~
20   10,    8|               Your complaints doe proceed, rather from furie then
21   10,    8|          you, if you~ ~purpose to proceed any otherwise: I will take
22   10,    9|         preposterous age; I could proceed~ ~further in this just cause
23   10,   10|           I ever acknowledged, to proceed~ ~from heaven and you, not