Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|    pleasing, as we are daily~ ~pursued with their worst words)
 2    1,    2|      not so give him over; but pursued him still day by~ ~day,
 3    2,    6|      finding themselves thus~ ~pursued by the hounds, fled to no
 4    3,    6|     past he hath solicited and pursued his~ ~purpose very secretly,
 5    3,    7|     goodly Banquet, whereat he pursued to have present Aldobrandino,
 6    4,    2|       where being over-closely pursued by her Brethren, for feare~ ~
 7    5,    8|       saw the cruell Lady so~ ~pursued and slaine: directing the
 8    5,    8|  thought the Blood-hounds also pursued her at the heeles~ ~already,
 9    7,    3|     her selfe so importunately pursued, and Friar~ ~Reynard appearing
10    7,    6|       Castle for rescue, being pursued~ ~ ~ ~by Signior Lambertuccio,
11    7,    8|      because~ ~his enemy still pursued him: being armed also with
12    7,    8|     much mooved, and seriously pursued. But you would needs bestow
13    8,    6| incense him more, Bruno thus~ ~pursued the matter.~ ~ Heare me
14    8,    7|     was so~ ~joyfull: that hee pursued his love-suite the more
15    8,    8|     looks on Zeppaes wife, and pursued his unneighbourly~ ~purpose
16    9,    4|      had robde the~ ~man which pursued him in his shirt, stayed
17   10,    5|     the more importunatly stil pursued her:~ ~began to bethinke