Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|   And during the time of his abiding there~ ~(without revealing
 2    1,    2|  requested the Priests there abiding, to bestow baptisme on~ ~
 3    2,    3|   themselves unto some other abiding, where~ ~fairer Fortune
 4    2,    6| bound homeward to their owne abiding. This~ ~Gentleman, for the
 5    2,    6|     to have here no longer~ ~abiding, Madam Beritola and Geoffrey,
 6    2,    7|     of safety that way, then abiding any longer in the broken~ ~
 7    2,    7|    there in some indifferent abiding, it came to~ ~passe, that
 8    3,    1|   returne home to his native abiding,~ ~which (within a while
 9    3,    9|      exile from~ ~thine owne abiding, have thus long gone begging
10    4,    1|    best~ ~vertuous faculties abiding in me, no way to disgrace
11    4,    2|      seene heere in my poore abiding, then can I~ ~safely (afterward)
12    4,    7|      maintained) to make his abiding in the houses of the~ ~Noblest
13    5,    2|    selfe to the place of his abiding, and spake unto him in this~ ~
14    5,    8|     determined to make~ ~his abiding, they all returning backe
15    7,    7|  understood the place of her abiding: it was his good happe,~ ~
16    7,   10|    helpefull to the~ ~soules abiding there, and Meucio promised
17    8,    8|     fortuned on a day, Zeppa abiding within doors, contrary~ ~
18    8,   10|   but much more of thy still abiding heere, because I~ ~intend
19    9,   10|       bring him to his poore abiding, with all his uttermost
20   10,    3| returne home unto thine owne abiding,~ ~take not the same way
21   10,    9|   left the new~ ~Bridegrooms abiding, and repayred home to Thorello'