Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     agains, and so to remaine discontented~ ~in our desolate City.
 2    1,    1|       be well, and you no way discontented.~ ~ The two Brethren, although
 3    1,    6|   himselfe before him, with a discontented countenance:~ ~which Maister
 4    2,    2|     away immediately.~ ~ Much discontented was the Lady at this unexpected
 5    3,    9|     our Kingdome. Silent, and discontented stoode the Count, but~ ~
 6    3,    9|    whereat the Count was much discontented; albeit~ ~afterward, he
 7    5,    3|       betweene you and~ ~your discontented Parents. Pedro was not a
 8    5,    4|   Ricciardo, who being no way discontented with this~ ~sudden match,
 9    6,    4|    slept well, remained still discontented in his minde: arose~ ~in
10    7,    2|   honest~ ~meaning Lazaro not discontented.~ ~
11    7,    9|     left all alone in my bed, discontented~ ~and despised: often vowing
12    7,    9|        and yet I am not a jot discontented, because I know you do~ ~
13    8,    7|    delivering this message to discontented~ ~Reniero, whose soule being
14    8,   10| Biancafiore appearing greatly discontented, as one verily perswaded,~ ~
15    9,    1|         Rinuccio, being sadly discontented, and curssing his hard fortune,~ ~
16    9,    2|   wherewith she seemed no way discontented:~ ~and this visitation was
17    9,    6|      shewed her selfe any way discontented. Now while~ ~Panuccio continued
18    9,    8|       he remained thus deeply discontented, he espied Blondello~ ~comming
19    9,    9|  therefore (more then halfe~ ~discontented) they returned homeward
20   10,    3|    speeches, hee waxed~ ~much discontented, as taking the words of
21   10,    8|     arose with a sterne~ ~and discontented countenance, and tooke Gisippus