Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|  pawned to Alessandro, were~ ~sodainely seized from him, nothing
 2    2,    5| strange afflictions of minde, sodainely~ ~hee heard a noise in the
 3    2,    7|     to their journeyes~ ~end; sodainely arose boysterous and contrary
 4    2,    7|     this second chancing~ ~so sodainely, must needs offend her in
 5    2,    7|  stealing softly behinde him, sodainely they threw him into the
 6    3,    2|     King hearing these words, sodainely presumed, that by some~ ~
 7    3,    6|     jealous before, became so sodainely set on fire to know~ ~what
 8    4,    2|     to be Fryar~ ~Albert; and sodainely arose such shoutes outcries,
 9    4,    6|  blacke and terrible,~ ~which sodainely issued forth of his body,
10    4,   10|       noise, her Mistris came sodainely into~ ~the Chamber, where
11    5,    2|      to containe her passion: sodainely~ ~she threw her armes about
12    6,    4|       being a lyar by Nature) sodainely~ ~answered: Sir, Cranes
13    6,   10|    very desirous to see it;~ ~sodainely commaunded Supper to be
14    7,    7|   amorous inclination; became sodainely~ ~toucht with an earnest
15    7,    7|      Egano heard these Words, sodainely hee started out of Bed,~ ~
16    7,    9|   Familiaritie. Madame Lydia, sodainely starting, and~ ~turning
17    8,    6|      and~ ~coughing?~ ~ Bruno sodainely turning him about, and seeing
18    8,   10| before~ ~cunningly appointed) sodainely calling her, forthwith she
19    9,    3|    going still on; Buffalmaco sodainely~ ~encountred him, upon his
20    9,    5|     Then pausing a while, and sodainely rapping out a Lovers Oath
21   10,    5|      flowers and fruites, was sodainely sprung up, as~ ~(in opinion