Day, Novell

 1    4,    3|    these~ ~Sisters was named Ninetta, the second Magdalena, and
 2    4,    3| extraordinarily enamoured of Ninetta, as no man~ ~possibly could
 3    4,    3|   meanes of his faire friend Ninetta, he~ ~purposed to releeve
 4    4,    3|     he~ ~went to confer with Ninetta, which was no easie matter
 5    4,    3|  winde. On the other side,~ ~Ninetta who was sufficiently acquainted
 6    4,    3| deerely affected his faire~ ~Ninetta, and had her now in his
 7    4,    3|  being seene and observed by Ninetta, she became possessed~ ~
 8    4,    3|      did the angry spleen of Ninetta~ ~proceed on in violence,
 9    4,    3|    new Mistresse, or no: yet Ninetta (by sinister reports, but
10    4,    3|      delivered the poyson to Ninetta, for such another deede
11    4,    3|        house of Folco, where Ninetta then was lodged; there sodainly
12    4,    3|   apparantly perceiving that Ninetta was not likely to live,
13    4,    3|   from her to him, that when Ninetta was delivered out of prison,
14    4,    3|      silence of the~ ~night, Ninetta was conveyed into a sacke,
15    4,    3|   meaning in this~ ~case, as Ninetta had formerly beene adverse
16    4,    3|   would~ ~not have delivered Ninetta out of prison. Mad fury
17    4,    3|   she and I doe most desire. Ninetta being fearefull, and no
18    4,    3|   being~ ~fled and gone with Ninetta; some there were, who bearing
19    4,    3|      departure of Folco with Ninetta: yet~ ~being unable to endure
20    4,    3|     followed after Folco and Ninetta,~ ~he for murthering his
21    4,    3|        rage and jealousie of Ninetta and Folco, overturned all
22    4,    4|  angry and~ ~jealous fury of Ninetta, and every one delivering