Day, Novell

 1   10,    7|     AND HIS TRUE HONOUR~ ~ ~ ~ Lisana, the Daughter of a Florentine
 2   10,    7|  Daughter of~ ~Bernardo, named Lisana, was present. Being in a
 3   10,    7|     and after he had comforted Lisana~ ~with kind and courteous
 4   10,    7|    returned her this answer.~ ~Lisana, here I engage my faith
 5   10,    7|        goe about it presently. Lisana the yong Maiden, once againe~ ~
 6   10,    7|          BEHALFE OF LOVE-SICKE LISANA~ ~ ~ ~ Goe Love, and tell
 7   10,    7|   carry such glad tydings to~ ~Lisana; without staying in any
 8   10,    7|       had done before, wherein Lisana~ ~conceived such joy and
 9   10,    7|       the hand, he said. Faire Lisana, how commeth this to passe?
10   10,    7|   consisted in~ ~his power.~ ~ Lisana, feeling the touch of his
11   10,    7|      well palliated answere of Lisana, which as~ ~he did much
12   10,    7|        ever she was before.~ ~ Lisana being now in perfect health,
13   10,    7|    Bernardo and~ ~his daughter Lisana. In the meane space, the
14   10,    7| attended on by her Ladies, and Lisana being admitted into~ ~their
15   10,    7|       King and the Queene cald Lisana, and the King spake in this~ ~
16   10,    7|       because he begges it.~ ~ Lisana, whose lookes were dyed
17   10,    7|       manner.~ ~ The answer of Lisana pleased the Queene exceedingly,
18   10,    7|    caused him there to espouse Lisana. To whome the King gave~ ~
19   10,    7|     these words, hee turned to Lisana, saying: Heere~ ~doe I freely
20   10,    7|       the Father and Mother of Lisana, and she her~ ~selfe likewise,
21   10,    7|     kept his~ ~promise made to Lisana, because (so long as he