Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|      that they saw themselves quickely~ ~come to nothing, and then
 2    2,    7|   remembrance of Bajazeth was quickely forgotten, and shee became~ ~
 3    2,    7|       but the two Lovers came quickely to comfort~ ~her, using
 4    4,    8| contrary. Which Jeronimo very quickely perceived,~ ~albeit not
 5    4,    8|       full of pitty too late, quickely~ ~condiscended, as desiring
 6    6,    8|    any longer, thus short and quickely~ ~answered. Francesca, if
 7    7,    2|      I would doe ill, I could quickely finde a friend at a neede.~ ~
 8    7,    3|   Friar. Get on your garments quickely,~ ~and when you are cloathed,
 9    7,    5|    unto him. Make an end then quickely Wife (quoth Geloso) and~ ~
10    7,    8|       so soundly, that he was quickely heard, and (almost as~ ~
11    7,    9|        where if choice be not quickely made, before she folde it
12    7,    9|     it was so.~ ~ Pyrrhus had quickely brought the Axe, and hewing
13    8,    2|     smite~ ~thee for it. Rise quickely thou wert best, and send
14    8,    3|      advise, wee three~ ~will quickely be the richest men in Florence;
15    8,    7|      shee intended to rid him quickely of that Idle disease. And~ ~
16    8,    7| neyther~ ~make any noyse, but quickely bring me some of my Garments.
17    8,    8|       that she came~ ~to them quickely, and so much the rather,
18    8,    9|      Buffalmaco,~ ~which very quickely after hee compassed.~ ~
19    9,    2|   Closet doore, saide.~ ~Rise quickely Madame, and use all the
20    9,    5|   little helpe, I should very quickely become well enough. How?
21   10,    4|     Therein (quoth he) I will quickely resolve you, upon your~ ~