Day, Novell

 1    1,    2| constancy of minde.~ ~ As I have heeretofore heard (Gracious Ladies)
 2    2,    2|        Sir, that very oftentimes heeretofore, I~ ~have met with many
 3    2,    3|         observation.~ ~ Sometime heeretofore, there dwelt in our Cittie,
 4    3,    6|        you now so effectually as heeretofore I have~ ~done, I should
 5    4,    1|         and great~ ~Princes have heeretofore beene poore, when divers
 6    4,    3|        Citty, which~ ~hath bene (heeretofore) inhabited with farre richer
 7    4,    7|          as we have oftentimes~ ~heeretofore maintained) to make his
 8    6,    7|     Lazarino, where~ ~many times heeretofore he hath embraced mee, according
 9    6,   10|       and deceits, as women have heeretofore used, for satisfying their
10    7,    1|         occurrences, as you have heeretofore heard, and (upon doubt)~ ~
11    7,    2|       other poore garments, as~ ~heeretofore thou hast done? I that card
12    7,    7|          I never had any servant heeretofore, or ever shall have~ ~heereafter,
13    8,    7|           and~ ~honesty of life, heeretofore free from a thought of suspition,
14    8,    9|        Painters, of whom we have heeretofore twice discoursed, Bruno~ ~
15    8,    9|          didst know, what I have heeretofore done~ ~at Bologna in the
16    9,    7|   Neverthelesse, whatsoever hath heeretofore bin sayde, I~ ~purpose to
17   10,    8|          miraculous~ ~thing, but heeretofore hath oftentimes happened,