Day, Novell

 1    9,    9|       Gentlemen, the one named Melisso, borne in the City of~ ~
 2    9,    9|  honourably descended,~ ~named Melisso, who came from the City
 3    9,    9|      Afterward he demaunded of Melisso, to know the occasion of
 4    9,    9|     Now trust me Sir, answered Melisso, I am a native of Laiazzo,
 5    9,    9|       were brought before him. Melisso delivered his minde in~ ~
 6    9,    9|      was no sooner spoken, but Melisso was~ ~dismissed from the
 7    9,    9|        Comming forth, he found Melisso~ ~attending for him, and
 8    9,    9|    proved to no purpose, which Melisso and Giosefo seeing, and
 9    9,    9|   Mastery of his Mule.~ ~ When Melisso and Giosefo had passed over
10    9,    9|   happened into the~ ~minde of Melisso, which caused him to demaund
11    9,    9| therefore immediately saide to Melisso. Worthy friend,~ ~and partner
12    9,    9|         where Giosefo retained Melisso still with him, for~ ~some
13    9,    9|    according to his direction. Melisso perceiving~ ~that Giosefo
14    9,    9|      where you may have it.~ ~ Melisso marvelling at her froward
15    9,    9|    complexion. So~ ~turning to Melisso, thus he proceeded. Noble
16    9,    9|       Worthy friend,~ ~replyed Melisso, I am in your owne house,
17    9,    9|        done, hee~ ~returned to Melisso, and said: Tomorrow we shall
18    9,    9| smiling heartely thereat, with Melisso, tolde her his mind. And
19    9,    9|          Within a while after, Melisso being gone from Giosefo,