Day, Novell

 1    1,    5|    the delivery of wise~ ~and readie answeres; And because it
 2    1,    6|    disposed,~ ~and so wittily readie in speaking and answering,
 3    2,    3|      that he would be alwaies readie to do whatsoever he~ ~commanded.~ ~
 4    2,    5|       rope and pulley hanging readie, but~ ~the bucket for safety
 5    3,    6|     you can demand,~ ~as I am readie therein to pleasure you.
 6    6,    1|    wit out of fashion for any readie~ ~discourse, having the
 7    6,   10|   were: hee having them all~ ~readie by heart, and in rime, thus
 8    6,   10|     but because his belly was readie to~ ~burst with drinking
 9    6,   10|      morrow) dinner should be readie betimes, and~ ~bedding to
10    7,  Ind|     the Ladies were~ ~quickly readie soone after.~ ~ Such as
11    7,    1|   take what he found prepared readie for his Supper.~ ~ John
12    7,    9|     of bed, makes him selfe~ ~readie, presently to Horsse, and
13    7,    9|        having another tooth~ ~readie made hot, and bloody, very
14    8,    1| honest Gentleman, and will be readie at any time, to~ ~doe you
15    8,    6|       hee had a young~ ~Boare readie fatted for Brawne, whereof
16    8,    6|       Calandrino is, glad and readie to drink alwaies on other
17    8,    6|    Finding the doore standing readie~ ~open, they entered in,
18    8,    9|      gowne, which cost me (in readie money) almost an hundred
19    8,   10|   being~ ~requested, thou art readie to succour me in such an
20    8,   10|   departed her but I had them readie, and as many~ ~more, and
21    9,    1|     house, and she~ ~standing readie in the Window with her Maide,
22   10,   10|    about him. Hee made~ ~also readie most riche and costly garments,