Day, Novell

 1    1,    7|          miseries onely to avoid expences, contrary to the Genewayes~ ~
 2    2,    3|        no restraint upon their~ ~expences, but maintained many servants,
 3    2,    3|           to support such lavish expences as they had begun: but~ ~
 4    2,    3|          thorow their inordinate expences.~ ~Wherefore hee counselled
 5    2,    3|    againe~ ~into as unreasonable expences as ever, never respecting
 6    2,    3|     Alessandro, supporting their expences divers~ ~yeeres.~ ~ The
 7    2,    3|        held~ ~on in their lavish expences, borrowing moneys when they
 8    4,    3|          grew~ ~prodigall in his expences upon her. This could not
 9    5,    1|         lanch~ ~into more lavish expences, and therefore concluded,
10    5,    8|     Gentleman,~ ~liberall in his expences, honest and affable in all
11    5,    8|   bootlesse affection, and his~ ~expences not limited within any compasse;
12    5,    8|           to give over my lavish expences,~ ~wherein I confesse my
13    5,    9|       love againe. By bountifull expences, and over~ ~liberall invitations,
14    5,    9| remembring his former inordinate expences, a moity whereof~ ~would
15    6,    9|      were able to supply their~ ~expences; as this day one, and to
16    7,    7|       estate, by over-bountifull expences; undertooke the degree of
17    8,    6|          alwaies on other mens~ ~expences: let us go take him with
18    9,    3|           but indeed it wil cost expences. Alas Sir, said~ ~Calandrino,
19    9,    4|        payment of his ordinary~ ~expences. Aniolliero made him answere,
20    9,    8|       meerly unable to maintaine expences for filling his~ ~belly.
21    9,    9|      birth, and allow~ ~liberall expences, for maintaining a worthy