Day, Novell

 1    3,    3|       Friar, who albeit he was a fat and corpulent man, yet notwithstanding,~ ~
 2    5,    9|       felt to be very plumpe and fat, being voyde of all~ ~other
 3    6,    4|       her to be~ ~both young and fat, he sent it to his Cooke,
 4    6,   10|      Female attendants, a grosse fat Trugge, low of~ ~stature,
 5    6,   10|        all baudied with bowsing, fat~ ~greazie lubberly sweating,
 6    7,    1|           who had made ready two fat Capons, drest in~ ~most
 7    7,    2|          under a great brewing~ ~Fat, upon the sodaine returning
 8    7,    2|          hee had solde the saide Fat and brought him that bought
 9    7,    2|        creepe under this brewing Fat,~ ~till I have opened the
10    7,    2|    himselfe closelie~ ~under the Fat, and Peronella opening the
11    7,    2|          remembred the brewing~ ~Fat, whereof we have little
12    7,    2|           to him I have sold the Fat for ten~ ~Gigliatoes, and
13    7,    2|         to~ ~sell such a brewing Fat for ten Gigliatoes? Why,
14    7,    2|         he is now underneath the Fat, to see whether it be sound
15    7,    2|         ten Gigliatoes for the~ ~Fat, my loving wife hath sold
16    7,    2|          helpe me to lift up the Fat, that the man may come foorth,~ ~
17    7,    2|        being come from under the Fat, pretending also, as if
18    7,    2|          made~ ~my match for the Fat. Honest Gentleman (answered
19    7,    2|            Wife for this brewing Fat, which I finde to be whole
20    7,    2|         fit for the purpose; the Fat was whelmed over him, and~ ~
21    7,    2|    espying those parts where the Fat was fowlest, saying:~ ~There,
22    7,    2|     leaning your stomacke on the Fat, and leave the cleansing
23    7,    2|        To be breefe, the Brewing Fat was neatly cleansed, Peronella~ ~
24    7,    3|           that they shame not~ ~(fat, foggie, and nastie Abbey-lubbers)
25    8,    6|    perceyving it to be faire and fat, knowing also, that~ ~Calandrino
26    8,    6| yesternight there was a new-kild fat Brawne taken, but who~ ~
27    9,    8|          How didst thou like the fat Lampreyes and Sturgeon,~ ~