Day, Novell

 1    5,    8|         CAN EVER COMPREHEND~ ~ ~ ~ Anastasio, a Gentleman of the Family
 2    5,    8|            devoured by his Hounds. Anastasio invited his friends, and
 3    5,    8|        happen to her; she accepted Anastasio to be her Husband.~ ~ ~ ~
 4    5,    8|             more especially, named Anastasio, descended from the Family
 5    5,    8|        grew very distastefull to~ ~Anastasio, and so unsufferable, that
 6    5,    8|       selfe more and more.~ ~ Thus Anastasio persevering still in his
 7    5,    8|          fed this furious fire.~ ~ Anastasio held out thus a long time,
 8    5,    8|           in this~ ~manner to him. Anastasio, put not thy selfe in any
 9    5,    8|      alighted from his horse: when Anastasio (after some other~ ~angry
10    5,    8|             farre as I am able.~ ~ Anastasio, answered the Knight, I
11    5,    8|         who was~ ~then named Guido Anastasio, and thine Unckle) became
12    5,    8| appointment of supreame powers.~ ~ Anastasio having attentively heard
13    5,    8|           on horsebacke;~ ~so that Anastasio had soone lost all sight
14    5,    8|      purpose, they invited such as Anastasio had~ ~appointed them. And
15    5,    8|        most magnificent dinner had Anastasio provided, and the tables~ ~
16    5,    8|            formerly he had done to Anastasio,~ ~(which made them draw
17    5,    8|      cruell yong Maide affected by Anastasio, who~ ~both saw and observed
18    5,    8|          had shewne her~ ~selfe to Anastasio, even as the other Gentlewoman
19    5,    8|           of her owne, to greete~ ~Anastasio on her behalfe; humbly entreating
20    5,    8|            request of her. Whereto Anastasio~ ~answered, that he accepted
21    5,    8|        willing to be~ ~the Wife of Anastasio: which newes did so highly