Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |           favour, with one of his Novels, to begin the recreation:
 2    2,    9|          none, to report any more Novels, but~ ~onely he and my selfe:
 3    2,   10|          delivered their severall Novels, which likewise gave a period
 4    2,   10|          repetition of~ ~tales or Novels. Now concerning Saturday,
 5    2,   10|       from~ ~recounting any other Novels. And because we have remained
 6    3,    6|           order with one of her~ ~Novels, who (smiling) made answer
 7    4      |      reading of these few~ ~small Novels, which I have written not
 8    4      |       give beginning to the dayes Novels:~ ~when she, without any
 9    4,   10|  disordered man.~ ~ If the former Novels had made all the Ladies
10    4,   10|           quality of the~ ~passed Novels: my desire is, in regard
11    5,  Ind|    reverence, thus began.~ ~ Many Novels (gracious Ladies) do offer
12    5,    6|         by~ ~divers of our former Novels related, and some (no doubt)
13    6,  Ind| repetition of~ ~divers the passed Novels, especially those which
14    6,  Ind|            beginning to the dayes Novels: which (in dutifull manner)
15    6,   10|          them had delivered their Novels, Dioneus knowing, that it~ ~
16    6,   10|         regard all the re-counted Novels had bin so short:~ ~Dioneus
17    7,    9|   approved, by many of our passed Novels: Yet~ ~notwithstanding,
18    7, Song|    recounting any of our pleasant Novels, reducing to our~ ~memories,
19    8,    4|          well remember (by divers Novels formerly~ ~related) that
20    8,    7|        related in those excellent Novels, which we have already~ ~
21    9,    8|      ground or project of~ ~their Novels, from some other argument
22    9,   10|          scarsely smiled. But the Novels being all ended,~ ~and the
23   10,   10|     honestly. Albeit some light~ ~Novels, perhaps attractive to a