Day, Novell

 1    2,    9|       under~ ~the name of Sicurano da Finale. There shee had better
 2    2,   10|            TO THEM~ ~ ~ ~ Pagamino da Monaco, a roving Pyrate
 3    4,    6|    Gentleman, named~ ~Messer Negro da Ponte Cararo, who (among
 4    4,    6|         her Father,~ ~Messer Negro da Ponte Cararo, greeving thereat
 5    4,    6|            his feete. Messer Negro da Ponte, being a man well
 6    5,    4|          was found by Messer Lizio da Valbonna, as he sate~ ~fast
 7    5,    4|        whose name was Messer Lizio da~ ~Valbonna, to whom it fortuned,
 8    5,    4|          the Family of the Manardy da~ ~Brettinoro, named Messer
 9    5,    5|          di Severino, and Menghino da~ ~Minghole, fell both in
10    5,    5|          company, named Guillemino da Medicina, who~ ~at the surprizall
11    6,    5| IMPERFECTIONS~ ~ ~ ~ Messer Forese da Rabatte, and Maister Giotto,
12    6,    8|           THEMSELVES~ ~ ~ ~ Fresco da Celatico, counselled and
13    6,    8|           honest man, named Fresco da Celatico, had a good fulsom
14    8,    2|      things to Signior~ ~Bonacorci da Ginestreto, because he should
15    8,    5|          was named Messer Niccolao da San Lepidio, who (at the
16    8,    9|          thence, one Master. Simon da Villa,~ ~more rich in possessions
17    8,    9|          into the mouth of Lucifer da San Gallo, if any man~ ~
18    8,    9|          secrecy. Messer Gasparino da Salicete, when he was~ ~
19    9,   10|     request of his Gossip Pietro~ ~da Tresanti, made an enchantment,
20    9,   10|              named himselfe Pietro da Tresanti, following the
21   10,    6|         one~ ~named Signior Maffeo da Palizzi, and the other,
22   10,    6|         peace, he went to Castello da~ ~Mare; where, about a Bow
23   10,    6|           faire, to Signior Maffeo da Palizzi, and Isotta~ ~the