Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|    travelling from Perouse to Naples to buy Horses,~ ~was (in
 2    2,    5| Market (for his purpose)~ ~at Naples, did put five hundred Crownes
 3    2,    5|       now~ ~had drawne him to Naples. The witty young housewife,
 4    2,    5|    love him beyond all other, Naples not~ ~containing a man of
 5    2,    5|     it,~ ~but tolde him, that Naples was a Citie of such strict
 6    2,    5|      buried the Archbishop of Naples~ ~named Signior Phillippo
 7    2,    5|      speede to get him out of Naples. As instantly he did,~ ~
 8    2,    6|     againe, setting sayle for Naples to visit her Parents; but
 9    2,    6|       vessell being bound for Naples, was hurried to the~ ~Ile
10    3,    6| further off, even so far as~ ~Naples, to see how one of those
11    3,    6| knowledge.~ ~ In the Citie of Naples, it being of great antiquity,
12    3,    6|    that most of the people of Naples, but~ ~especially Madam
13    3,    6|     beyond all other women in Naples, and yet~ ~could never vaunt,
14    4,    5| Messina, and went to dwell in Naples, Isabella~ ~crying and calling
15    5,    6|     is an Iland very neere to Naples, wherein (not long since)~ ~
16    5,    6|  Gentlemen, which~ ~came from Naples, had made their retreate.
17    6,    3|  Marshall to King Robert of~ ~Naples, came thither to visite
18    7,    2|    long since, there lived in Naples, an honest meane man, who~ ~
19    8,   10|      done,~ ~but directly for Naples hee shaped his course. At
20    8,   10|      next daie following~ ~to Naples, to buy more cloathes, which
21    8,   10|    taken goods: set saile for Naples towards Pietro della Canigiano,
22    9,    9|       France, as he passed by Naples, hee~ ~overtooke another
23   10,    6|      King being~ ~returned to Naples, he determined, as we to