Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|  himselfe from the paine to be inflicted on him, by~ ~wittily reprehending
 2    1,    4| greevous~ ~punishment must bee inflicted on him, which made him sad
 3    2,    7| Merchants~ ~friends might have inflicted uppon her.~ ~ The Prince
 4    2,    9|   there, after due punnishment inflicted on the~ ~false deceiver,
 5    3,    8|      by such punishments as he inflicted on them there, made them (
 6    4,    2|       that it may~ ~no more be inflicted on you, I do freely pardon
 7    4,    2|       of the severe punishment inflicted on him by God Cupid, for
 8    4,    2|      house, severity of some~ ~inflicted punishment, or rather conceite
 9    5,    5|       what punishment would be inflicted on the prisoners, if Jacomino~ ~
10    5,    8|  suffereth the just punishment inflicted on her. Nor do we rest any~ ~
11    5,    8|     this punishment had bene~ ~inflicted on her) started up sodainly,
12    6,    4|      otherwise) his master had inflicted on~ ~him.~ ~
13    7,   10|  particularly, the punishments inflicted there, for the severall
14    7,   10|       me, what punishment is~ ~inflicted on you there, for that wanton
15    7,   10|        here is no punishment~ ~inflicted, in any kinde whatsoever,
16    7,   10|      no punishment was to~ ~be inflicted in the future world, for
17    8,    7|        which thou hast already inflicted upon me, may suffice~ ~for
18    8,    7|      now by him so effectually inflicted. And yet (in meere~ ~humanity)
19    8,    8|        they~ ~were very justly inflicted upon her, and according
20    9,    8|       in such cruell measure~ ~inflicted, as that on Madam Helena.~ ~
21    9,    9|       had a heavier punishment inflicted~ ~on her, then her Husband
22   10,    8|      as (without any~ ~torment inflicted on thee) to confesse an