Day, Novell

 1    4,    4|           AND LOYALL LOVER~ ~ ~ ~ Gerbino, contrary to the former
 2    4,    4|         sonne behind him, named~ ~Gerbino, who, with much care and
 3    4,    4| affability of this gallant Prince Gerbino, was understood by the~ ~
 4    4,    4|        admired actions of valiant Gerbino, reported~ ~to her by many
 5    4,    4|        Princely hearing of royall Gerbino; but was embraced with~ ~
 6    4,    4|           honourable affection of Gerbino, with full tender of his~ ~
 7    4,    4|         sent by him to the Prince Gerbino, it being received by him~ ~
 8    4,    4|          it for the Princes sake. Gerbino in like maner bearing of~ ~
 9    4,    4|        fearing to be prevented by Gerbino: he sent to the~ ~King of
10    4,    4|            without impeachment of Gerbino, or any one else,~ ~untill
11    4,    4|    affectiotiate proceedings of~ ~Gerbino, nor any doubtfull reason
12    4,    4|     behalfe, to salute the Prince Gerbino, and to tell him that (within~ ~
13    4,    4|             Thunis.~ ~ The Prince Gerbino, having heard this message
14    4,    4|         for her arrivall; whereof Gerbino had no sooner gotten a~ ~
15    4,    4|     Fortune will not faile us.~ ~ Gerbino needed not to have spoken
16    4,    4|        had aboorde their Ship.~ ~ Gerbino espying his gracious Mistresse
17    4,    4|       either side. At the length, Gerbino perceiving,~ ~that small
18    4,    4|         her hands. Then calling~ ~Gerbino, to let him behold their
19    4,    4|     little greevous to the Prince Gerbino, who~ ~madded now with this
20    4,    4|          Sea to swallow the rest, Gerbino returned unto his~ ~Gallies
21    4,    4|           the Ambassadors: caused Gerbino to be~ ~apprehended, and
22    4,    5|        the hard Fortunes of Noble Gerbino, and~ ~his beautifull Princesse,