Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|        went to welcome~ ~him, and kindly they feasted one another.
 2    1,    4|           neerer to her, and very kindly began to comfort~ ~her,
 3    2,    3|           he~ ~comforted him very kindly, wishing him to live alwayes
 4    2,    5|           and embraced him very~ ~kindly. Which when the younger
 5    2,    7|    marriage, which~ ~likewise was kindly granted to him. Whereupon
 6    2,    7|            avouched to~ ~me, when kindly they resigned their charge
 7    3,    1|           no: which~ ~compasse so kindly as you can. Let him have
 8    3,    6| pleasantly, neither used her so~ ~kindly, as he was wont to doe.
 9    3,    7|           Theobaldo having~ ~most kindly kissed and embraced her,
10    3,    7|      welcome home Theobaldo,~ ~so kindly as the rest have done?~ ~
11    3,    8|           rest. He called to them kindly by their severall names,
12    5,    2|       whom Constance had lived so kindly respected: which~ ~although
13    5,    3|      distresse, and welcommed him kindly. After he had tasted of
14    5,    8|           and loved together very kindly. Thus the~ ~divine bounty
15    5,    9|          day, comforting him~ ~so kindly as she could, and demanding,
16    8,    8|      being come to the house, and kindly welcommed by the wife: they
17    8,   10|      courteously denied, as~ ~she kindly offered: one of her Women-slaves (
18    8,   10|           cheeks, and Salabetto~ ~kindly comforting her; he continued
19    9,    5|          a secret salutation. She kindly~ ~returning the like courtesie
20    9,    6|          and I have kist her most kindly for it. The Hoste hearing
21   10,    2|            likewise told him, how kindly they had bin initeated by
22   10,    4|       whereto the good old Lady~ ~kindly replyed, saying. Comfort
23   10,    9|          seated her in the midst, kindly cherishing the two~ ~Children.