Day, Novell

 1    7,    6|  likewise beloved by Signior~ ~Lambertuccio: At the same time as shee
 2    7,    6|       shee was also visited by Lambertuccio. Her Husband returning home
 3    7,    6|      very instant; shee caused Lambertuccio to run forth with a~ ~drawne
 4    7,    6|        Knight,~ ~named Signior Lambertuccio, fell likewise in love with
 5    7,    6|     had long expected. Signior Lambertuccio on the~ ~other side, meeting
 6    7,    6|        her Ladies Chamber: but Lambertuccio gallopped in at the Gate,
 7    7,    6|     Lady with the~ ~comming of Lambertuccio.~ ~ Now was shee the onely
 8    7,    6|  stormes and tempests, because Lambertuccio,~ ~spake no other then Lightning
 9    7,    6|      contentedly. By this time Lambertuccio~ ~was dismounted from his
10    7,    6|        concealing of~ ~Signior Lambertuccio, because his Gelding stood
11    7,    6| speaking~ ~thus (earnestly) to Lambertuccio. Sir, if ever you loved
12    7,    6|     our future intendments.~ ~ Lambertuccio sware many terrible oathes,
13    7,    6|      safe custody, and meeting Lambertuccio~ ~discending downe the staires,
14    7,    6|     reason of his~ ~distemper. Lambertuccio repulsing him rudely, and
15    7,    6|     What is hee that Signior~ ~Lambertuccio is so extreamely offended
16    7,    6|       pursued~ ~ ~ ~by Signior Lambertuccio, a weapon ready drawne in
17    7,    6|      presently came up Signior Lambertuccio also, in~ ~the same uncivill
18    7,    6|     bed-chamber: and~ ~Signior Lambertuccio carryed himselfe most dishonestly,
19    7,    6|       between thee and furious Lambertuccio? Not any at all Sir,~ ~replyed
20    7,    6|        Lionello conferred with Lambertuccio: and such an agreement passed~ ~