Day, Novell

 1    1,    5|   Knights speeches of her) the fairest creature that~ ~ever he
 2    2,    2|      and to accept me and~ ~my fairest fortunes to doe you service:
 3    2,    6|      as being the Father of my fairest friend.~ ~ Messer Conrado
 4    2,    7|       was affected here by the fairest Lady that ever Nature framed.
 5    2,    7|    Royall vaunt, of having the fairest, most vertuous, and honest~ ~
 6    2,   10|  called Bertolomea, one of the fairest and choisest yong~ ~maids
 7    2,   10|        his owne life? Alas, my fairest hope, say no more so, but
 8    3,    5|       I should repute it as my fairest and most~ ~gracious fortune,
 9    4, Song|        flatterie~ ~ In all the fairest shewes that she did make.~ ~
10    5,    1|        Damosell was the~ ~very fairest, which ever any living man
11    5,    3|    fortunes were none of~ ~the fairest, yet he greatly esteemed
12    5,    4|        I have dedicated all my fairest fortunes onely~ ~to thy
13    5,    9|       in her~ ~time) to be the fairest and most gracious Lady in
14    5,    9|     loved, submitted~ ~all his fairest Fortunes unto her, became
15    5,   10|          meerely false in your fairest shewes.~ ~ When she saw
16    7,    6| qualities, albeit not of~ ~the fairest fortunes, yet his affection
17    7,    6|        this. I~ ~sweare by the fairest of all my fortunes, although
18    8,    7|      goodly Ladies (the very~ ~fairest that ever you beheld) wil
19    8,    9|   Maria Novella, with the very fairest gowne you have about you,~ ~
20    8,   10|    planted with variety of the fairest fruit Trees, are~ ~equalled
21    9,    3|    dozen of Capons, the very~ ~fairest and fattest, I must make
22   10,    6|        he~ ~tooke the best and fairest of them, and brought them
23   10,    9|      Saracine Roabes, the very fairest and richest that ever~ ~