Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|        continue as I am.~ ~Jehannot perceyving his setled purpose, said:
 2    1,    3|         remaining.~ ~ Saladine well perceyving, that the Jew was too cunning
 3    2,    3|          time for peace in England, perceyving~ ~there was no likelyhoode
 4    2,    7|          mortall creature. Thus not perceyving,~ ~what deepe carowses of
 5    2,    7|            commit horrid a deede,~ ~perceyving likewise that the Duke of
 6    2,    8|           Pamphilus: and the Queene perceyving the Novell to be~ ~ended,
 7    4,    4|       charge~ ~and managing of her, perceyving with what speede they made
 8    5,    2|             her.~ ~ The poore woman perceyving by her habite that she was
 9    5,    2|    Constance hearing, and plainly~ ~perceyving, that death had denied to
10    5,    2|           thither so strangely. And perceyving her to be fasting, she set~ ~
11    5,    3|    themselves. Which the new crew~ ~perceyving, and that their number farre
12    6,   10|     precious Reliques, or no. But~ ~perceyving by sundrie Myracles which
13    7,    4| exceeding-jealous. Which his wife~ ~perceyving, she grew much offended
14    7,    4|      causlesse jealousie.~ ~ Tofano perceyving how curstly they had handled
15    8,    4|       growing greatly offended, and perceyving no likelyhood of his~ ~desisting;
16    8,    6|         Boare where it hung.~ ~They perceyving it to be faire and fat,
17    8,    7|            fasted all that day. She perceyving his arrivall, being~ ~altogether
18    8,    8|            the new-come~ ~Neighbour perceyving, she sayde. Our blessed
19    8,    9|   profession:~ ~that the Countesse, perceyving you to bee a woorthie Gentleman,
20    8,   10|         Which the indiscreete youth perceyving, and~ ~thinking her to be