Day, Novell

 1    4,    8| UNSPEAKEABLE POWER OF LOVE~ ~ ~ ~ Jeronimo affecting a yong Maiden,
 2    4,    8|           one onely Sonne, called Jeronimo; and~ ~within a short while
 3    4,    8|       Cities they use to do. Yong Jeronimo~ ~growing on in yeares,
 4    4,    8|         fell out so with our yong Jeronimo; for, among a~ ~number of
 5    4,    8|           Father was but poore)~ ~Jeronimo most delighted to sport
 6    4,    8|       infinite pretty~ ~speeches, Jeronimo felt a strange alteration
 7    4,    8|           she enjoyed any rest if Jeronimo were absent. At the~ ~length,
 8    4,    8|  followeth.~ ~ This Sonne of mine Jeronimo, being as yet but foureteene
 9    4,    8|     inconvenience, we should send Jeronimo~ ~some far distance hence,
10    4,    8|            and therefore, calling Jeronimo into a~ ~private Parlor,
11    4,    8|          began in this manner.~ ~ Jeronimo, you are now growne to an
12    4,    8|          and so all was ended.~ ~ Jeronimo being gone to remaine at
13    4,    8|      declared the contrary. Which Jeronimo very quickely perceived,~ ~
14    4,    8|       same side of the bed, where Jeronimo had hid~ ~himselfe behinde
15    4,    8|      heere is thy loyall friend~ ~Jeronimo. The yong woman starting
16    4,    8|       latest leave of~ ~her. Alas Jeronimo (quoth she) those idle dayes
17    4,    8|             him, she saide: Kinde Jeronimo, why doest thou not depart
18    4,    8|       shewed him the dead body of Jeronimo, with protestation of~ ~
19    4,    8|          have laide the~ ~body of Jeronimo. Crowde in amongest the
20    4,    8|           prosperous fortune of~ ~Jeronimo could not pierce, now in
21    4,    8|           between Silvestra and~ ~Jeronimo; by which discourse, they