Day, Novell

 1   10,    5| immodestly~ ~affected by Signior Ansaldo, to free her selfe from
 2   10,    5|     flourishing~ ~moneth of May. Ansaldo, by meanes of a bond which
 3   10,    5|    fulfill her promise made to~ ~Ansaldo. Who hearing the bountifull
 4   10,    5|    likewise discharged Signior~ ~Ansaldo, without taking any thing
 5   10,    5|         by the name~ ~of Signior Ansaldo Gradense; a man of very
 6   10,    5|         assured me, that Signior Ansaldo loveth me above~ ~all other
 7   10,    5|        his wife.~ ~ When Signior Ansaldo heard her demand, and the
 8   10,    5|        do it. With~ ~him Signior Ansaldo covenanted, binding himselfe
 9   10,    5|      question, whether Signior~ ~Ansaldo were wel pleased, or no,
10   10,    5|   Magitian, who seeing Signior~ ~Ansaldo displeased, because thou
11   10,    5|          have thee go to Signior Ansaldo, and if thou~ ~canst (by
12   10,    5|        to the lodging of Signior Ansaldo, who hearing that Madam
13   10,    5|           thus answered. Signior Ansaldo, not for any Love I~ ~beare
14   10,    5|          in my selfe. If Signior Ansaldo were abashed at the~ ~first,
15   10,    5|      himselfe and the Noble Lord Ansaldo.~ ~ Now concerning the skilfull
16   10,    5|       skilfull Magitian, to whom Ansaldo meant to~ ~give the bountifull
17   10,    5|   husband expressed to Signior~ ~Ansaldo, and that of Ansaldo to
18   10,    5|   Signior~ ~Ansaldo, and that of Ansaldo to the Lady, hee presently
19   10,    5|          liberality of~ ~Signior Ansaldo, affecting more fervently,
20   10,    5|      with this last of~ ~Signior Ansaldo.~ ~
21   10,    6|       Gilberto the Husband, Lord Ansaldo the importunate suiter,