Day, Novell

 1    2,    1|        whereupon he saide. How~ ~commeth it to passe, that this fellow
 2    2,    8|       both thy life and ours, it commeth so to passe, that Heaven~ ~
 3    3,    1|      almost a miracle, said. How commeth this to passe? I~ ~verily
 4    3,    3|      forth of the Church, but in commeth the man~ ~that had (supposedly)
 5    3,   10|       needs must be~ ~whatsoever commeth from you, therefore let
 6    4,    1|  concealed, but at the length it commeth to light, had made~ ~this
 7    4,    2|           seeing the wilde Boare commeth not to our~ ~hunting, because
 8    4,    4|     yonder Ship, which~ ~you see commeth on so gently under saile (
 9    4,    6|         by mine owne, which next commeth in order to~ ~salute you.
10    5,    3| afterward to escape from~ ~them; commeth (accidentally) to the same
11    6,    5|       manner. Woorthy Ladies, it commeth to~ ~passe oftentimes, that
12    6,   10|          in every place where he commeth, yea, and a good house~ ~
13    7,    5|          Fryar, that every night commeth and lyeth with me.~ ~When
14    7,    5|         he told me, that when he commeth unto my~ ~Chamber doore,
15    7,    5|        perswade him, but that he commeth thither for~ ~no honest
16    7,    6|  possessions. As~ ~oftentimes it commeth to passe, that a man cannot
17    8,    7|            But, as oftentimes it commeth to passe, that such as are
18    9,    6|        fairer~ ~quarter; and how commeth it to passe, that Signior
19   10,    7|          said. Faire Lisana, how commeth this to passe? You~ ~being
20   10,    8|          whereas that of kinred, commeth onely~ ~by fortune or chance.
21   10,    9|      matters of other nature, it commeth to my memory to tel you