Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        more words, Madam Pampinea mounting on her~ ~feete (because
 2    1,    5| immodestie, as the bashfull blood mounting up~ ~into their faces, delivered
 3    1,    6|       also his robes or garments, mounting him on a good Gelding, and~ ~
 4    2,    9|           on the~ ~morrow morning mounting on Horse-backe with the
 5    2,   10|      after no other purchase; but mounting her into~ ~his Galliot,
 6    3,  Ind|         reason of the Sunnes high mounting,~ ~beganne to open their
 7    3,    2|        order the stirrope for her mounting, and therefore gave dayly
 8    4,    9|          disclose~ ~the deed. So, mounting on horse-backe againe, and
 9    4,   10|        him,~ ~made it an hopefull mounting Ladder, whereby to derive
10    5,    3|        his cloathes againe, and~ ~mounting on his owne Horse, gallopped
11    6,    4|     against the winde for their~ ~mounting. So going unto Chichibio,
12    6,    8|            as by the wanton blood mounting up into their cheekes, it~ ~
13    9,    1|            haling him forth, and (mounting him uppon his backe) went
14    9,    7|     having found her by the sent, mounting~ ~uppe, and grasping her
15   10,    7|           of her~ ~extremitie, as mounting on horsebacke in the evening,
16   10,    7|        day~ ~determined, the King mounting on horsebacke, accompanied
17   10,    9|          the Gentlemen arose, and mounting on~ ~horsebacke with Signior
18   10,    9|        ready, nothing wanting but mounting on~ ~Horsebacke, to go where
19   10,    9|     stranger, the cheerfull bloud mounting up into her~ ~cheeks, and
20   10,   10|           before them all. Then~ ~mounting her on a milke-white Palfray,