Day, Novell

 1    2,    6|      thou hast done me, and my deere daughter; gently~ ~intreating
 2    2,    6|     his wife, he said: And you deere Love, if I shew you such
 3    2,    7|       spake in this manner.~ ~ Deere Love, and my most worthily
 4    2,    8|        to him, having lost his deere Love, and second~ ~selfe.~ ~
 5    2,    8|     smiling on him, said: Alas deere sonne, wast~ ~thou sicke
 6    2,    8|       embracing him, saide: My deere~ ~and noble Father! a thousand
 7    3,    3|       him from any other. Alas deere daughter (replied the Frier)
 8    3,    3|        I would~ ~entreat thee (deere and vertuous daughter) seeing
 9    3,    7| depriving Theobaldo of~ ~those deere delights, which sometime
10    3,    9|      he made most precious and deere account of, and~ ~never
11    4,    1|     them, being both neere and deere unto him. So it fortuned,
12    4,    5|        thus~ ~spake to her. My deere love Isabella, thou dost
13    4,    6|        that I should suffer so deere a loving friend, as he~ ~
14    4,    6|      on his finger, saying; My deere and loving husband, if~ ~
15    4,    7|  sighing and sorrowing for her deere loves losse, and~ ~(perhappes)
16    4,   10|       had in the~ ~world? Alas deere Wife (saide he) you might
17    5,    3|        to~ ~him, saying: Helpe deere Love to save us, or else
18    7,    7|     spake. Anichino, my hearts deere affected Friend, live in
19    8,    1|    setled purpose, but onely a deere friend and kinde companion,
20    8,    9|    sorry should happen unto so deere a Friend.~ ~ Alas honest
21    8,   10|       yet thou seest at what a deere rate thou hast~ ~purchased
22   10,    8|     should not be as neere and deere~ ~to you at Rome, as if