Day, Novell

 1    1,    6| answered no.~ ~Primasso being extreamely hungry, with travailing
 2    2,    2|     the Towne, the night grew extreamely~ ~darke, and arriving there
 3    2,    5|       smell about him, was so extreamely to himselfe, that~ ~desiring
 4    2,    8|   pulse began to beate againe extreamely,~ ~and when shee departed,
 5    3,    2|       heart and pulse beating extreamely, he felt a further~ ~addition
 6    3,    8|        occasion given him) so extreamely jealous of me; as I am not
 7    4,    3|      her, her patience became extreamely provoked,~ ~urging rough
 8    4,    4|       meere speech made~ ~her extreamely amorous of him, nor willingly
 9    5,    6|      Chamber~ ~window; he was extreamely impatient, and could not
10    7,    5|    all the night (which was~ ~extreamely cold and windle) his Armor
11    7,    6|   armed, swearing, and most~ ~extreamely storming, wondring extraordinarily
12    7,    6|  Signior~ ~Lambertuccio is so extreamely offended withall, and threatneth
13    7,    8|  permitted him to depart; and extreamely full of anger,~ ~returned
14    7,    9|       him walke up and downe, extreamely~ ~fuming and fretting unto
15    8,    7|      beginneth againe to snow extreamely. Ancilla making fast the~ ~
16    8,    7|      Sunne beginneth to heate extreamely: and~ ~as over-much colde (
17    8,    7| byting Flyes, which vexed her extreamely,~ ~feeding on those parts
18    8,    9|   trembling and quaking still extreamely, was so~ ~farre dismayed,
19    9,    3|   feele my selfe to be growne extreamely sicke, and see that~ ~thou
20    9,    9|         Now grew the Muletter extreamely angry, giving her many cruell~ ~
21    9,    9|      his feete,~ ~beating her extreamely with the wand. She crying,