Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|  matters should fall out as you conceite; but I am minded to deale~ ~
 2    1,    6|      remembrance, a present bad conceite possessed his braine,~ ~
 3    1,    7|       she had heard the~ ~witty conceite of Bergamino; knowing, that
 4    1,    9|     them, (in their owne idle~ ~conceite) no other kinde of talking.~ ~
 5    2,    5|     from any base or degenerate conceite; firmely perswaded himselfe,
 6    2,    7|         which~ ~raised a cruell conceite in his minde, wherein followed (
 7    3,    2|       beds. Now, this was his~ ~conceite, that whosoever had beene
 8    4,    2| inflicted punishment, or rather conceite for his open shame,~ ~shortned
 9    4,    5|      after she dyed, with meere conceite of sorrow.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell
10    4,    5|        reason why they should~ ~conceite any otherwise.~ ~ Isabella,
11    5,    2|         was ready to dye with~ ~conceite of joy, and being unable
12    5,    3|      being ready to swoune with conceite of joy, for never could
13    5,    7|       standing in his eyes with conceite of joy, downe~ ~he descended
14    5,    8|        succeede. For, from this conceite of~ ~fearfull imagination
15    7,    3|         in his armes, wept with conceite of joy, kissing him infinitely,~ ~
16    7,   10|     exceedingly hot) yet~ ~with conceite of feare, I quaked and trembled
17    8,    3|        every generous and witty conceite, as~ ~the world did not
18    8,    4|         lustie in his own proud conceite,~ ~presuming strangely beyond
19    8,    7|        very least~ ~prejudicate conceite in me: Neverthelesse, entreat
20    9,    3|       beyond all compasse of my conceite.~ ~ Bruno being gone to
21   10,   10|     fancies, some holding one~ ~conceite, others leaning to the contrary;