Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|         caused him to~ ~embrace and kisse her often.~ ~ Our lusty
 2    2,    3|           immediately he offered to kisse her; but~ ~she somewhat
 3    2,   10|        provided, that he should not kisse her against her will.~ ~
 4    3,    7|              let me~ ~see thee both kisse and embrace him. She who
 5    3,    8|           jealous, least any should kisse her, but onely himselfe,
 6    4,    1|            with a chaste and modest kisse; causing him to~ ~ascend
 7    4,    2|           and~ ~then with a parting kisse or two, returned to the
 8    5,    1|        requited with so much~ ~as a kisse. But as for Iphigenia, she
 9    5,    5|            proffered to embrace and kisse the Maide: but she~ ~refusing
10    6,   10|       predication to you; you shall kisse the Crosse, and beside,
11    7,    7|          love. Wherefore, with this kisse I freely give it thee,~ ~
12    7,    7|         love thee. So, with a kinde kisse~ ~or two, the bargaine was
13    7,    9|             would not permit him to kisse her, but before his~ ~Lords
14    7,    9| multiplicitie of~ ~yeeres, till the kisse may be given, and receyved
15    7,    9|           sicknes, and the promised kisse cost her above twenty more,
16    7,    9|         beleeve, but that I saw you kisse and most~ ~kindely imbrace
17    9,    5|            shew as if shee meant to kisse him, which yet she~ ~refrained,
18    9,    5|             mouth, with~ ~intent to kisse her: his wife and Nello
19   10,    4|             I may robbe thee of a~ ~kisse. No sooner had hee spoke
20   10,    7|             her,~ ~and giving her a kisse, terming himselfe also to
21   10,    7|          great favour, but only one kisse, and thinke not to bestow
22   10,    7|          for me to use: As also the kisse which you request, in requitall
23   10,   10|           quoth hee, with this holy kisse,~ ~I confirme thee for my