Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|    haunting Churches; but rather affecting the worlds follies, then
 2    3,    6|         worthy the verie kindest affecting~ ~to his wife; yet his gadding
 3    4,    1|   pleasures; because thy soule~ ~affecting mine so truly, cannot walke
 4    4,    3|             Three yong Gentlemen affecting three Sisters, fledde with
 5    4,    4|        beheaded in his presence; affecting~ ~rather, to dye without
 6    4,    7|      NOBLE~ ~ ~ ~ Faire Simonida affecting Pasquino, and walking with
 7    4,    7|          to recreate themselves, affecting rather~ ~to continue still
 8    4,    8|          OF LOVE~ ~ ~ ~ Jeronimo affecting a yong Maiden, named Silvestra,
 9    4,   10|          life. Mistresse Doctor, affecting her Maide~ ~dearely, and
10    5,    1|           And although Chynon by affecting Iphigenia,~ ~failed in some
11    5,    2|         many vertuous qualities; affecting Constance in harty~ ~manner:
12    7,    1|   simplicity of her Husband, and affecting Frederigo di Neri~ ~Pegolotti,
13    8,    7|      they had the better hope of affecting his safty,~ ~out of so great
14    9,    1|       some secret enemy of mine (affecting her in~ ~like manner, as
15   10,    5| liberality of~ ~Signior Ansaldo, affecting more fervently, then ever
16   10,    7|           some of the~ ~Company, affecting the Ghibelline faction,
17   10,    7|          would not refraine from affecting the~ ~King, who taking no
18   10,    7|        withall, for~ ~loving and affecting him in such fervent manner.