Day, Novell

 1    4,    2|        VAINE-HEADED WOMEN~ ~ ~ ~ Fryar Albert made a young Venetian
 2    4,    2| coldelier, and calling himselfe, Fryar Albert of Imola.~ ~ In this
 3    4,    2|         of her sinnes. At length Fryar Albert~ ~demanded of her,
 4    4,    2|        saide unto you; whereto~ ~Fryar Albert thus replyed. Madam,
 5    4,    2|      many promises, and then the Fryar thus proceeded.~ ~ Madam,
 6    4,    2|            to your service. Well Fryar Albert (quoth shee) you
 7    4,    2|         every one knew him to be Fryar~ ~Albert; and sodainely
 8    6,   10|     haste, to the Inne where the Fryar frequented, with this~ ~
 9    6,   10|          having carelesly left~ ~Fryar Onyons Chamber doore open,
10    6,   10|       they thronged in crouds to Fryar Onyon,~ ~giving him farre
11    7,    3|    returne wee backe to vertuous Fryar~ ~Reynard, who falling again&
12    7,    3|        doore fast after her, the Fryar having heard all the passed~ ~
13    7,    5|         am~ ~beloved of an Holie Fryar, that every night commeth
14    7,    5|        not what skilfull Art the Fryar useth, but this I am sure,~ ~
15    7,    5|         further~ ~know, what the Fryar is, with whom you are so
16    7,    5|       she was~ ~in love with any Fryar. How? quoth Geloso, didst
17    7,    5|        tell thee, that I loved a Fryar? And art~ ~not thou he whom
18    7,    5|       thou he whom love, being a Fryar, and my ghostly Father,
19    7,    5|         thee word, when the same Fryar lay with~ ~me. But (by jealousie)
20    7,   10|          by Madame Eliza, of the Fryar Godfather and his Gossip
21    7,   10|          wiser hereafter. And if Fryar Reynard~ ~had been acquainted