Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|         withall. And upon further~ ~observation, hee saw all men so covetous
 2    1,    9|             especially by discreete observation.~ ~ Very true it is, that
 3    1, Song|            Therein I see, upon good observation,~ ~ What sweet content due
 4    2,    3|          hearers, nor unpleasing in observation.~ ~ Sometime heeretofore,
 5    2,    8|           the Physicion made good~ ~observation, to note how long that fit
 6    2,   10|          labor may be done, but the observation of holy exercises.~ ~ By
 7    3,    1| confederacie, but by good and warie observation, least the Abbesse her~ ~
 8    3,    6|           thereof, as also by daily observation, began to~ ~with himselfe,
 9    3,    7|            Next, he made~ ~a strict observation in his soule, concerning
10    3,    9|            some rules of~ ~skilfull observation, which I learned of reverend
11    4      |     judecious, as also by mine owne observation and reading, that~ ~the
12    4,    7|             was he negligent in the observation of her amorous regards,~ ~
13    5,    4|    exemplary for some good notes of observation.~ ~ Not long since, there
14    6,    1|          wittily a Ladie made due~ ~observation of opportunitie, in answering
15    6,    2|         Baker~ ~Cistio, by the best observation of Messer Geri Spina, who
16    6,   10|         away with him, for a future observation, what the Friar would~ ~
17    7,    1|          you may, by the~ ~diligent observation of my Novell: learne a wholsome
18    8,    7|             Continuing this amorous observation of her from time to time,
19    8,   10|          discourses to a forme of~ ~observation: I am of opinion, that it
20   10,    7|           which procured~ ~(by wary observation) her afflictions to be the
21   10,   10|             it not for his heedfull observation, how loving and carefull~ ~