Day, Novell

 1    2,    6|        rejoyced. Jehannot having intelligence~ ~thereof, by some of them
 2    2,    7|         of Colchos; hee gave him intelligence of all~ ~that had happened;
 3    2,    9|        servant of mine, both for intelligence of the Chamber, as also
 4    3,    7|            wherefore if you have intelligence thereof, for charities sake
 5    4,    1|   perhaps might~ ~move a further intelligence of the like delights, according
 6    4,    3|  Bertella. When Restagnone had~ ~intelligence thereof, by the meanes of
 7    4,    3|        keepers, and~ ~before any intelligence could be had of their flight,
 8    4,    5|    Wherefore her Brethren having intelligence;~ ~soone after she dyed,
 9    5,    4|    Garden~ ~Gallerie, and secret intelligence given to Ricciardo, for
10    5,    5|        familiar friends, whereof intelligence being given to~ ~Giovanni;
11    5,    7|       poore Pedro could have any intelligence, or so much as~ ~suspected
12    6,   10|        from him. When they had~ ~intelligence of Friar Onyons dining that
13    7,    8|  apprehension, had received such intelligence~ ~concerning his Wife Simonida,
14    8,    1|       she~ ~giving Gulfardo also intelligence of his absence, that now (
15    8,    5|       unknowne to you, partly by intelligence from our~ ~reverend predecessours,
16    8,    9|       any further instruction or intelligence: became possessed with~ ~
17    8,   10|       appointed: Biancafiore got intelligence thereof; yet not~ ~by him,
18   10,    2| accidents, the Pope had received intelligence of~ ~the Lord Abbots surprizall,
19   10,    3|      from him; hee secretly gave intelligence to his men, (who~ ~likewise
20   10,    7|    knowing by whom to give him~ ~intelligence, in so oft and convenient
21   10,    9|        come to give you credible intelligence of my Merchandise, as I~ ~