Day, Novell

 1    3,    9|       poore forsaken new married Countesse, could scarsely be~ ~pleased
 2    3,    9|          and worthy Lady.~ ~ The Countesse having well observed her
 3    3,    9|      being both set downe, the~ ~Countesse began in this manner.~ ~
 4    3,    9|         as~ ~honest comfort. The Countesse proceeding on in her former
 5    3,    9|  deceived by me.~ ~Hereupon, the Countesse declared the whole course
 6    3,    9|     discovered, thus spake the~ ~Countesse.~ ~ Among my other miseries
 7    3,    9|     honour.~ ~ Madame, quoth the Countesse, most heartily I thanke
 8    3,    9|     noble heart shee said: Great Countesse say,~ ~wherein am I able
 9    3,    9|         then Madame, replied the Countesse. It is most convenient~ ~
10    3,    9|      meanes, whereby so worthy a Countesse should recover an~ ~unkinde
11    3,    9|         intent to be honest, the Countesse vertuous, and~ ~her promise
12    3,    9|       the Counts will; and~ ~the Countesse, in sted of the Ladies vertuous
13    3,    9|     meetings~ ~besides; gave the Countesse free possession of her husbands
14    3,    9|     costly jewels; all which the Countesse carefully~ ~kept, and perceiving
15    3,    9|         was uttered too; yet the Countesse~ ~gave her five hundred
16    3,    9|          more willingly. And the Countesse knowing her husbands~ ~departure
17    3,    9|          generall rejoycing, the Countesse attired in~ ~her wonted
18    3,    9|            brought to passe: the Countesse in presence of the whole
19    8,    9|      give him to Wife, the faire Countesse di~ ~Civillari, who was
20    8,    9|          Doctor demanded, what~ ~Countesse that was? Oh Sir, answered
21    8,    9|       and profession:~ ~that the Countesse, perceyving you to bee a
22    8,    9|      while, in regard that~ ~the Countesse (having as yet never seene
23    8,    9| nightservices, used to empty the Countesse di Cimillari, and afterward~ ~