Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|      comfort him very lovingly, demanding also~ ~of him, how many
 2    1,    6|       rare bounty of the Abbot, demanding how far he dwelt from~ ~
 3    2,    1|         questioning with him,~ ~demanding, how he knew that the man
 4    2,    2|         before rehearsed. She~ ~demanding of whence, and what he was;
 5    2,    3| conferre~ ~familiarly with him, demanding what he was, whence he came,
 6    2,    5|       alone at the~ ~doore, and demanding of him, if he knew an honest
 7    2,    5|           him with their light, demanding how hee came thither, and
 8    2,    7|       the King of Colchos. Shee demanding of him, by what meanes possibly~ ~
 9    2,    7|      expence and cost. The King demanding how? Antigonus thus answered.
10    2,   10|   people began to~ ~scorne him, demanding dayly of him, what was become
11    3,    1|     verily credited his answer, demanding what he meant in~ ~saying,
12    3,    4|         called to his daughter, demanding,~ ~what busle labour she
13    4,    7|      lay swolne~ ~like a Tunne. Demanding there questions, concerning
14    5,    9|        kindly as she could, and demanding, if he had a desire to any~ ~
15    6,    4|         for Chichibio his Cook; demanding what was become of the Cranes~ ~
16    7,    7|        againe: his Lady there~ ~demanding of him, whether Anichino
17    8,    7|  graciously~ ~saluting you, and demanding what you would have them
18    8,    9|         both to dinner; when he demanding, what~ ~provision he shold
19    8,   10|   weeping eies; Salabetto never demanding any other~ ~security, but
20   10,    8|     Ring also I espoused her,~ ~demanding of her, if shee would accept
21   10,    8|      blamed, but she, for not~ ~demanding, what, and who I was.~ ~
22   10,    9|             Wherefore, Saladine demanding of one of Thorelloes men,