Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|           them, and was kindely accepted into their company. Alessandro
 2    2,    3|           offered to the Abbot, accepted it willingly, and went thither~ ~
 3    2,    3|         returne refusall, but~ ~accepted her gracious motion, and
 4    2,    5|       was meerely~ ~deluded) he accepted the more gladly her gentle
 5    2,    8| Countrey people, the young Lady accepted to be her~ ~husband, because
 6    3,    3|        hand. Which the holy man accepted~ ~thankfully, and with good
 7    3,    7|     Aldobrandino, were joyfully accepted by Theobaldoes brethren,
 8    3,    9|         unto Count Bertrand, he accepted her~ ~into his favour againe,
 9    4,    2|      shewed~ ~how graciously he accepted her humiliation; folding
10    4,    6|        your leave and liking, I accepted the~ ~man as my troth-plighted
11    5,    1|       Mistresses: And,~ ~having accepted them in lawfull marriage,
12    5,    8|     should~ ~happen to her; she accepted Anastasio to be her Husband.~ ~ ~ ~
13    5,    8|   Anastasio~ ~answered, that he accepted her message thankfully,
14    7,    7| Anichino was (without more ado) accepted in Eganoes~ ~service, then
15    8,    4|   banquetting, which the Bishop accepted in very thankefull manner:~ ~
16    8,    8|        it might be embraced and accepted.~ ~ Delights and pleasures,
17    8,    9|        immediate request, to be accepted into the company.~ ~But
18    8,    9|      shalt perceive, if I prove accepted into your Societie, and~ ~
19    9,    3|       Calandrino very~ ~kindely accepted his offer, saying withall.
20    9,    6|    feeding their horses, they~ ~accepted such provision, as the place
21   10,    8|      that~ ~Sophronia should be accepted as his wife, and used many
22   10,    9|        man, how~ ~thankefully I accepted his kinde courtesie, and
23   10,    9|      him,~ ~which the Gentleman accepted in thankefull manner. And