Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|       his people, and then to~ ~lodge him where hee thought it
 2    2,    3|    where hee was~ ~appointed to Lodge, he saide thus within himselfe.
 3    3,    4|    disturbances, they went to~ ~lodge in another part of the house,
 4    4,    8|    where Silvestra used most to lodge. Finding the Curtaines~ ~ ~ ~
 5    5,    4|        your Mother to~ ~let you lodge there, I will make meanes
 6    5,    4|           you or me, to let her lodge in the Garden Gallery? Is
 7    5,    4|       Daughter~ ~so desirous to lodge in the Garden Gallery. I
 8    7,    1| Florence, and where she used to lodge all the Summer time,~ ~called
 9    7,    1|         somtimes to Supper, and lodge~ ~for a night, returning
10    7,    5|        where alwayes he used to lodge alone. By often visiting~ ~
11    7,    5|    Woman, doth not your husband lodge with~ ~you? Yes Sir, quoth
12    7,    5|   Husband)~ ~that the Friar can lodge there with you too?~ ~ She,
13    7,    5|      occasion both to suppe and lodge out of my house~ ~this night,
14    7,    5|       thou must needs suppe and lodge~ ~from home. Remember thy
15    7,    8|     what you say?~ ~you did not lodge in this house this night,
16    8,    4|  dangerous action, but onely to lodge in my bed this night with
17    8,    4|         who (as~ ~thou knowest) lodge so neere by; doe this, and
18    8,   10|       invited him, to suppe and lodge in her house all~ ~night;
19    9,    6|     your receite; I will gladly lodge you so well as I can.~ ~
20    9,   10|         Gossip Pietro could not lodge him as gladly he would:~ ~
21    9,   10|     often very willing~ ~to goe lodge with an honest neighbour
22    9,   10|         selfe for me, because I lodge to mine owne contentment,
23   10,    8|   Chamber wherein Titus used to lodge, joyned~ ~close to that