Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|  nothing then remaining, that turned him any~ ~profite. But living
 2    3,    8|  changes together: the Queene turned to~ ~Madame Lauretto, giving
 3    5,    2|       some contrary winde had turned her backe to Liparis againe,~ ~
 4    5,    3| perceived it was~ ~ended, she turned towards Madam Eliza, commanding
 5    5,    5|       no reason for it,~ ~hee turned himselfe to Jacomino, saying.
 6    5,    6|       backe: our faces may be turned each to other, to the end,~ ~
 7    6,  Ind|     leapt out of her~ ~mouth) turned her selfe to him, and with
 8    6,   10|      especial dance, the King turned himselfe unto Madame Eliza,
 9    7,    1|   affirme, that the Woman had turned~ ~the face of the Asses
10    7,    4|       Eliza was finished: hee turned himselfe to Madame Lauretta,
11    7,    5|  prevent all losse of~ ~time) turned to Madame Fiammetta, commaunding
12    7,    8|   Philomena sate silent, he~ ~turned to Madam Neiphila, willing
13    8,    9|   interrupting him bashfully, turned himselfe unto~ ~Bruno, saying.
14    9,    5|   whole~ ~Company: the Queene turned hir selfe towards Madam
15    9,   10|      necessary~ ~occasion; he turned to the Ladies, who expected
16   10,    3|     head, his face being then turned from him,~ ~he sayde. Old
17   10,    4|        Having thus spoken, he turned to the Lady, saying. Madame,
18   10,    6|       upon these thoughts, he turned~ ~him selfe to Signior Neri,
19   10,    7|    had ended these words, hee turned to Lisana, saying: Heere~ ~
20   10,   10|      thy~ ~presence. Then hee turned to the maide, and saide.~ ~
21   10,   10|     house, (although shee was turned out in~ ~her Smocke) she