Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|    which I trust will make amends for all. Procure~ ~therefore,
 2    1,    6|    desirous to make him an amends, strove many~ ~waies how
 3    2,    6|   best meanes) to make him amends, he had a beautifull daughter,
 4    3,    4| with Felice, to~ ~make him amends for instructing her father,
 5    3,    7| you, and to make a perfect amends by a sensible~ ~feeling
 6    3,    7|   not know for~ ~which any amends should be made by me; any
 7    3,    7|      could) willingly make amends, even in such manner as
 8    4,   10|      Ruggiero in way of an amends, and to enable his marriage
 9    5,    4|   intended to make you any amends, I~ ~should now undertake
10    5,    5|   you have made me such an amends to day, as we have~ ~little
11    5,    7|    Sonne, able to make her amends whom he~ ~hath dishonoured,
12    7,   10|   of~ ~punishment, or what amends else you please to enjoyne
13    8,    7|   another may make a sound amends for. This I can and~ ~dare
14    8,    7| making many diversities of amends, for one nights~ ~offence
15    8,   10|   now should have no other amends, but~ ~publike infamie,
16    9,    2|     as meaning to make her amends by marriage.~ ~ The Abbesse
17    9,   10|    to undergo, in making~ ~amends (perhaps) for all the faults
18   10,    9|   recompence with~ ~larger amends at dinner.~ ~ Heereupon,