Day, Novell

 1    2,   10|      MAY HAPPEN TO THEM~ ~ ~ ~ Pagamino da Monaco, a roving Pyrate
 2    2,   10|   falling into friendship with Pagamino,~ ~demanded his Wife of
 3    2,   10|         she became the wife of Pagamino.~ ~ ~ ~ Every one in this
 4    2,   10|     upon them, wherein was one Pagamino a famous~ ~Pyrate, who espying
 5    2,   10|        what was become of him. Pagamino perceiving~ ~what a beautifull
 6    2,   10| received~ ~such curtesies from Pagamino, that before they could
 7    2,   10|    after) shee~ ~made known to Pagamino. The next morning, Signior
 8    2,   10|       Ricciardo meeting~ ~with Pagamino, made meanes to be acquainted
 9    2,   10|      into familiar conference; Pagamino yet~ ~pretending not to
10    2,   10|    wife home with him. Whereto Pagamino answered.~ ~ My Lord Judge,
11    2,   10|  presence. Come on then, saide Pagamino, and let us delay the time
12    2,   10|     any other stranger, that~ ~Pagamino might bring into the house
13    2,   10|        as standing in feare of Pagamino, and~ ~would not confesse
14    2,   10|   Wherefore hee entreated of~ ~Pagamino, to affoord him so much
15    2,   10|       with her in her Chamber. Pagamino answered, that he was well
16    2,   10|        regarded as the wife of Pagamino, but at Pisa, you reputed~ ~
17    2,   10|       using divers speeches to Pagamino, whereof he made~ ~little
18    2,   10|       no sooner to the eare of Pagamino, but, in the honourable~ ~