Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|         bee gone~ ~for wood, had hid himselfe aloft upon the
 2    2,    7|          intended~ ~action) they hid themselves closely in the
 3    2,    8|        poore and homely habites, hid them from being~ ~knowne,
 4    3,    2|     companie with his Queene: he hid himselfe divers nights in
 5    4,    1|      with the curtaine, as if he hid himselfe~ ~purposely; he
 6    4,    3|         which~ ~they had closely hid in their House, to serve
 7    4,    8| Curtaines~ ~ ~ ~ready drawne, he hid himselfe behinde them on
 8    4,    8|          bed, where Jeronimo had hid~ ~himselfe behinde the Curtaines;
 9    4,   10|         busines,~ ~and afterward hid his body in the chest, it
10    4, Song|      ensuing darknesse~ ~had not hid the crimson blush, which
11    5,    3|       stacke of Hay, wherein she hid her selfe, to the~ ~end,
12    6,   10|       the water they went, which hid their~ ~delicate white bodies,
13    7,    2|     EXTREMITIES~ ~ ~ ~ Peronella hid a yong man her friend and
14    7,    6|       behind the bed,~ ~where he hid himselfe very contentedly.
15    7,    9|         forth she pluckt it, and hid it, having another tooth~ ~
16    8,    4|    shrunke downe in the bed, and hid his~ ~head. But the Bishop
17    8,    7|        off all her garments, she hid them in a small brake of
18    8,    7|    nights closing up of day, had hid himselfe~ ~among the willowes
19    8,    7|        tolde him where~ ~she had hid them, and Reniero departing
20    9,    5|        departed~ ~from them, and hid himselfe in a convenient
21    9,    5|     Bruno and Buffalmaco, having hid themselves close behinde~ ~
22    9,    7|         to the Wood, wherein she hid her selfe very~ ~closely,
23   10,    6|      about them, even as if they hid no part of their~ ~bodies.