Day, Novell

 1    1,    5|           to keepe off~ ~from being surprized in love, by Lords going
 2    2,    6|               they were on a sodain surprized, first by the mother, and
 3    2,    7|    convenient for the purpose, they surprized her in such sort,~ ~that
 4    2,    7|           Athens, he seemed to be~ ~surprized with a sudden extreame sicknesse,
 5    2,    7|             he entred the town, and surprized many~ ~people in their beds,
 6    2,    8|         afterward performed; became surprized with such~ ~extraordinary
 7    4,    1|             this night caused to be surprized,~ ~even as he came forth
 8    4,    2|            and he~ ~pretended to be surprized with very great devotion,
 9    4,    2|      Brethren, for feare~ ~of being surprized, he leapt out of her window
10    4,    8|          flame; and being violently surprized~ ~with extraordinary compassion,
11    5,    3|               They which before had surprized Pedro, desiring now to shift
12    5,    3| understanding how the Theeves had~ ~surprized him, she feared, that he
13    5,    5|             that when this City was surprized by the Emperour Frederigo,
14    6, Song|          etc.~ ~ ~ ~ But being thus surprized in thy snares,~ ~ To my
15    8,    4|    necessity) it must and will be~ ~surprized. Which comparison, I may
16    9,    1|          way as he went, hee became surprized with divers~ ~dreadfull
17   10,    2|          and all his followers were surprized:~ ~tooke his way (though
18   10,    8|         could bee more~ ~violentlie surprized, so sodainly doth beauty
19   10,    9|           which escaped death) were surprized his prisoner~ ~(without