Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|         of him in the end. Being lodged~ ~in the house of two Florentine
 2    1,    1|         have formerly saide) was lodged neere~ ~to the place where
 3    1,    1|    imagine, because you see me~ ~lodged heere in the house of two
 4    2,    1|       also the Host where I~ ~am lodged. Wherefore good my Lord,
 5    2,    2| Guillaume, where he was friendly lodged by a faire Widdow,~ ~and
 6    2,    2|         us two shall be the best lodged,~ ~you that have saide the
 7    2,    3|       him, and how hee should be lodged that~ ~night?~ ~ In good
 8    2,    3|      were drawne, I could have~ ~lodged his Monkes in the Corne-lofts,
 9    3,    2|    belonged to his houshold, who lodged altogether about the Escurie~ ~
10    3,    7|       where after supper, he was lodged in a Corne-loft with~ ~his
11    4,    3|           where Ninetta then was lodged; there sodainly they~ ~seized
12    4,   10|         demanded, where he~ ~was lodged the night before, made answer,
13    5,    4|         and tedious, to be still lodged in her Mothers Chamber,~ ~
14    5,    4|         a great deale more coole lodged.~ ~There shall I heare the
15    5,    7|      Inne: at the same time were lodged there three chiefe persons
16    6,    2| important~ ~businesse: they were lodged in the house of Messer Geri
17    7,    8|      manner, as~ ~if no body had lodged therein that night. Then
18    8,   10|        course. At that instant~ ~lodged there, Don Pietro della
19    9,    6|         and the other Adriano,~ ~lodged one night in a poore Inne,
20    9,    6|       Nicholetta the~ ~daughter, lodged by her selfe, and the father
21    9,   10|         that his friend might be lodged in better manner:~ ~Gossip
22   10,    2|         quality, were~ ~all well lodged in the Castle, their horses,
23   10,    3|        men, (who~ ~likewise were lodged, as welcom strangers, in
24   10,    6|    resort, and the~ ~other hadde lodged the Nets so conveniently,
25   10,    8|     acquaintance. This Gentleman lodged Titus in his owne house,
26   10,    9|          us where we may be well lodged. That shal I~ ~Sir, said
27   10,    9|       company, beeing afterwards Lodged in most~ ~faire and sumptuous