Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |          onely my poore waiting Chamber-maide; so great are my feares,
 2    2,    2|    whereupon, shee called~ ~her Chamber-maide, saying to her. Goe up above,
 3    2,    2|         and~ ~what he doth. The Chamber-maide went up aloft, and by a
 4    2,    2|         death with cold.~ ~ The Chamber-maide, being much moved to compassion,
 5    2,    2|         nights lodging too. The Chamber-maide,~ ~commending her Lady for
 6    2,    2|     fared. Madame, answered the Chamber-maide, now that he~ ~is in your
 7    2,    2|       short conference with her Chamber-maide,~ ~repentance for sinne
 8    2,    2|      with infinit kisses,~ ~the Chamber-maide called up Friar Roger her
 9    2,    5|       childe, being borne of no Chamber-maide, neyther of a Citty~ ~sinner;
10    4,    6|       her armes. She, and her~ ~Chamber-maide were apprehended, by the
11    4,    6|        the furtherance of her~ ~Chamber-maide, it was so cunningly carried,
12    4,   10| apprehended for a~ ~Theefe. The Chamber-maide to the Physitians wife,
13    4,   10|        The Doctours Wife, had a Chamber-maide attending on her; who,~ ~
14    4,   10|        Mistresse Doctor and her Chamber-maide heard, they were~ ~confounded
15    4,   10|        bearing affection to the Chamber-maide~ ~of Master Doctor Mazzeo
16    5,    5|       the one side) by the by~ ~Chamber-maide, and Giovanni (on the other)
17    5,    5|       as she could, as the olde Chamber-maide did the like: which~ ~Menghino
18    7,    8|       ensue thereon, called her Chamber-maide~ ~(who was not ignorant
19    7,    8|        his wife, he grasped the Chamber-maide, so beating her with~ ~his
20    9,    1|       meanes whatsoever.~ ~ The Chamber-maide went to them both, and delivered