Day, Novell

 1    2,    8|     Such as but observed her usuall carriage, and~ ~what modesty
 2    3,    2|  what~ ~manner, and what the usuall habit was of the King, when
 3    3,    3|    wealth (after all~ ~their usuall manner, when they cast forth
 4    3,    3|     came thither, as was his usuall~ ~manner, and having done
 5    3,    5|    spleen, but as it was her usuall manner, thus began. The~ ~
 6    3,    7|      to Aldobrandino. At the usuall houre appointed, the Lords~ ~
 7    3,    8| There they tooke off all his usuall wearing garments,~ ~and
 8    4,    1|      wont to do) began their usuall~ ~kinde of conference againe,
 9    4,    2|    devotion, according to my usuall manner: suddenly I saw a~ ~
10    4,    2|      of his, which was~ ~his usuall receptacle, whensoever he
11    5,    8|     persons themselves, in~ ~usuall performance of the action
12    5,   10|     of brimstone, as it is a usuall thing to doe, and then~ ~
13    7,    8|      delighted (as it is the usuall life~ ~of a Merchant) to
14    8,    4|      and scandaious, and his usuall Language,~ ~savouring of
15   10,    4| garments, according to the~ ~usuall manner; with teares trickling
16   10,    7| faire forhead, which was the usuall custome in~ ~those times.
17   10,    8|  hand, softly he~ ~moved the usuall question to her, namely,
18   10,    8|      a Crosse, as it was the usuall~ ~manner of death in those