Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|         had before clozed up. Heereupon, Lamberto (on a day) calling
 2    2,    7|       Assembly whatsoever.~ ~ Heereupon the Duke of Athens, beeing
 3    2,    7|      disposition. Constantine heereupon secretly prepared~ ~in a
 4    2,    7|     in place of great degree. Heereupon,~ ~a sodaine hope perswaded
 5    2,    8|        and second~ ~selfe.~ ~ Heereupon, he resorted to the Court
 6    2,    8|  become of both his Children. Heereupon, perceiving his~ ~wonted
 7    2,    8|      most part of his time.~ ~Heereupon, more for pleasure and pitty
 8    3,    3|       Draper her Husband did. Heereupon shee fell so deepe in love
 9    3,    7|      gave it to Theobaldo.~ ~ Heereupon the Pilgrime stood up, and
10    4,    2|      with infinite follies.~ ~Heereupon, him call.ed him a logger
11    4,    2|       what was become of him. Heereupon, the poore man~ ~began to
12    4,    3|     and to bee most certaine. Heereupon, she fell into an extreame~ ~
13    5,    2|       vanquished his enemies. Heereupon, Martuccio came to~ ~be
14    5,    8|       most welcome to her.~ ~ Heereupon, the Gentlewoman her selfe,
15    6,    2|      to repent our labour.~ ~ Heereupon, he went with them to Cistio,
16    6,    7|     to the death of his Wife. Heereupon, having witnesses~ ~sufficient,
17    7,    6|     this traiterous villaine? Heereupon, I stept~ ~(somewhat stoutly)
18    7,    7|   reports had made her to be. Heereupon, his affection~ ~became
19    7,    9| taketh his~ ~marke amisse.~ ~ Heereupon, he commanded Pyrrhus to
20    8,    8|      be more welcom to women. Heereupon, Zeppa~ ~calling for his
21   10,    5| approve what could be~ ~done. Heereupon, hee sent into divers partes
22   10,    9|   larger amends at dinner.~ ~ Heereupon, having instructed one of