Day, Novell

 1    2,    6|  Gasparino~ ~d'Oria (as I have heretofore told you) questing as a
 2    3,    5|        do.~ ~Neverthelesse, if heretofore I have seemed cruell and
 3    3,    7|          grievous sinne by you heretofore committed, whereof divine
 4    3,    7|  religious persons are, whom~ ~heretofore I have reputed to be Saints,
 5    3,    7|      Ring,~ ~and confesse that heretofore I gave it to Theobaldo.~ ~
 6    4,    1|    greater, then at any~ ~time heretofore: and therefore from my mouth,
 7    4,    4|        those men of valour, as heretofore you have~ ~bene reputed,
 8    4,   10|       varie from those courses heretofore~ ~observed by my predecessors,
 9    5,    1|      vertues, then those which heretofore thou hast~ ~shewne, within
10    5,    1|       or no, from that which~ ~heretofore it was, when thou enjoyedst
11    5,    1|      more couragious than ever heretofore, I~ ~will acquaint thee
12    5,    2|     gentle, then~ ~those which heretofore they have formerly used;
13    5,    6| returned him this answer. Sir, heretofore~ ~I have bene the man which
14    5,    9|      passed travailes, which~ ~heretofore you pretended traval I to
15    5,    9|       much to spend againe, as heretofore riotously I have runne~ ~
16    7,   10|      grievous~ ~offence by mee heretofore committed while I lived.
17    7,   10|   queint beguylings, as have~ ~heretofore past, either of the woman
18    8,    7|    more~ ~precious to you then heretofore, and it seemeth so offensive
19    8,    7|    thou hast bene so prodigall heretofore in~ ~bestowing it, and now
20    8,    8|        assembly) that, as have heretofore heard,~ ~there lived not
21    8,   10|          It hath bene observed heretofore, and (happily) at this very