Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|    intimate~ ~friend and kinde acquaintance, and in whom hee reposed
 2    3,    6|        auncient woman of his~ ~acquaintance, who was the Mistresse of
 3    4,    2|        his face, that his best acquaintance then could take no~ ~knowledge
 4    5,    3|       divers of his~ ~familiar acquaintance: he laboured to procure
 5    5,    5|      into the~ ~Chamber-maides acquaintance, sped so well with her,
 6    6,    1|       her~ ~loving Friends and Acquaintance, accompanied with divers
 7    7,    3|  occasion~ ~of our so familiar acquaintance. Reynard being stript into
 8    7,    7|   discover him: he grew~ ~into acquaintance with the Hoste of the house
 9    8,    2|      to compaise more familiar acquaintance with Belcolore, hee sent~ ~
10    8,    3| Gossips, friends, and familiar acquaintance, such as used daylie~ ~to
11    8,    7|    found the meanes to gaine~ ~acquaintance with her waiting-woman,
12    8,    8| availing, she confest her long acquaintance with Spinelloccio, and~ ~
13    8,    9|      while of this new begun~ ~acquaintance) that the Physitian was
14    8,    9|    Buffalmaco and I, grew into acquaintance~ ~with those two worthy
15    8,    9|  possibly you may, you procure acquaintance with Buffalmaco, entreating~ ~
16    8,    9| alwayes remembred,~ ~that your acquaintance first be fully confirmed)
17    9,    3|   belonged to him: and~ ~every acquaintance he met withall, he told
18    9,    5|     because shee is a familiar acquaintance of mine. But how shall wee~ ~
19    9,   10|        into great and familiar acquaintance, with one who~ ~named himselfe
20   10,    8|      ancient friend, of~ ~long acquaintance. This Gentleman lodged Titus
21   10,   10|     his kinred, friends,~ ~and acquaintance in all parts and Provinces,