Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|           then the~ ~people of the Towne, as well in regard of the
 2    1,    1|            all the people of the~ ~Towne, both men and women. The
 3    2,    2|        they were come neere to a~ ~Towne, called Chasteau Guillaume,
 4    2,    2|         within halfe a mile of the Towne, the night grew extreamely~ ~
 5    2,    2|         house upon the wall of the Towne, which had a~ ~terrace jutting
 6    2,    2|        shall heare how.~ ~ In this towne of Chasteau Guillaume, lived
 7    2,    2|        servants comming into the~ ~Towne before night, assuring him,
 8    2,    2|        taken, and~ ~brought to the Towne of Chasteau Guillaume, where
 9    2,    3|            the best maner that the Towne could yeelde. But~ ~when
10    2,    4|         Landolpho was led into the Towne, and there conveyed into
11    2,    7| Constantine) and burning the whole Towne, brought their booty and~ ~
12    5,    2|            and to a strond neere a Towne called Susa. The young~ ~
13    6,    1|           Tune, as he was from the Towne.~ ~So, lingering the time,
14    8,    9|        their lessons all about the towne, which is much better~ ~
15    8,   10|         Communalty, or Lord of the Towne or City, for the use whereof,
16   10,    1|       bestowing on one a Castle, a Towne on another, and~ ~Baronnies
17   10,    2|   headstrong perswasions, that the Towne of Raticonfani rebelled
18   10,    2|              invited divers of the Towne, and many of the Abbots