Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|        it~ ~appeareth to mee to disclose it; and I am partly perswaded,
 2    2,    6|       condition, shee would not disclose them to any one~ ~whatsoever,
 3    2,    7|     alive) that they should not disclose what~ ~she was, except it
 4    2,    8|    heedfull care, at no time to disclose from whence they came, or~ ~
 5    3,    3|       thus molesting me, I will disclose it to my~ ~Husband, Father,
 6    3,    4|        sware unto him, never to disclose it to any~ ~person, except
 7    3,    6|        you, shall at any time~ ~disclose it to your Husband, untill
 8    3,    6|      Now~ ~apparent trueth doth disclose it selfe, my husbands head
 9    3,    7|        and convenient~ ~time to disclose himselfe, and to comfort
10    3,    8|     endure death it selfe, then disclose any thing~ ~which you enjoyne
11    4,    2|      necessary; I could quickly disclose~ ~to simple credulous people,
12    4,    2|         else beside, I dare not disclose, except you~ ~please first
13    4,    2|       any~ ~living body, I will disclose to you almost a miracle.
14    4,    9|    charge thereof, and never to disclose~ ~the deed. So, mounting
15    5,    5|       be present, or no? If she disclose any~ ~thing that I doe,
16    5,    7|     long concealed) must needes disclose it selfe. Which Pedro~ ~
17    5,    8|     opinions, yet not daring to disclose them, as doubting some further~ ~
18    7,    5|          I am sure he would not disclose it to~ ~you, except hee
19    7,    7|        selfe, that I will never disclose it to any~ ~other, except
20    8,    9|     many protestations never to disclose it to anie one. How now
21    8,    9| faithfully promised) you~ ~will disclose a secret so admirable; I
22    9,   10|        world, to whom I would~ ~disclose this secret, but to you,
23   10,    7|       quoth Manutio) I dare not disclose that to any but onely your~ ~