Day, Novell

 1    1,    7|       willingly seene, and gladly welcommed by all~ ~the best men in
 2    2,    6|     Lericy, where they were nobly welcommed~ ~by Messer Conrado, and
 3    2,    7|          being there most royally welcommed, and bounteously feasted.~ ~
 4    2,    7|        force, who were honoutably welcommed and~ ~entertained by the
 5    2,    7|         and there most graciously welcommed both by the King and Queene,~ ~
 6    2,    7|          but I was most benignely welcommed~ ~thither, and honoured
 7    2,    9|            Soldan, who oftentimes welcommed this Gentleman to his table,
 8    3,    6|       thither, and was graciously welcommed by Madam Catulla, where
 9    3,    7| themselves, and were~ ~graciously welcommed by Madame Hermelina, as
10    3,    9|          willingly and honourably welcommed, being created Captaine
11    3,    9|      travell, I should at last be welcommed as thy true wife.~ ~ The
12    4,    6|           with like kindenesse)~ ~welcommed and entertained by him;
13    4,    6|          some other matter, she~ ~welcommed him into the Garden, where
14    5,    1|        Iphigenia, she was royally welcommed by many~ ~Lords and Ladies
15    5,    3|           on his~ ~distresse, and welcommed him kindly. After he had
16    8,    8|          to the house, and kindly welcommed by the wife: they were~ ~
17    8,    9|         to him in the Garden, hee welcommed them with the mornings~ ~
18    8,   10|           went thither, and was~ ~welcommed with wonderfull kindnesse,
19   10,    4|             thereof. The Lady was welcommed home to her owne house,
20   10,    8|      where she was received and~ ~welcommed with very great honour.~ ~
21   10,    9|           honourably received and welcommed, into the house of~ ~Signior
22   10,   10|     cordially, that she should be welcommed with~ ~pompe and majestie,