Day, Novell

 1    2,    4|   Neverthelesse, the~ ~woman being absent, he opened the Chest, and
 2    2,    9|       promise upon thy~ ~faith, to absent thy selfe thence during
 3    2,    9|          the poore woman should be absent from~ ~the City two or three
 4    3,    5|     Francesco my husband, is to be absent hence for many dayes, beeing~ ~
 5    3,    7|        Theobaldo (who hath beene~ ~absent hence a long while) about
 6    3,    7|       wives,~ ~when they both were absent from their owne home.~ ~
 7    3,    7|         repeated his brethrens and absent kindreds names, and~ ~what
 8    4,    8|          any rest if Jeronimo were absent. At the~ ~length, this being
 9    5,    5|    whensoever her Master should be absent~ ~from home. Thus Menghino
10    7,    5|             when her~ ~Husband was absent from home, she espyed in
11    8,    2| disdainefully, and forthwith would absent her selfe, so~ ~that sweet
12    8,   10|           continued a pretty while absent,~ ~she returned againe weeping,
13    9,    5|           Sometimes when~ ~she was absent thence (which often hapned
14    9,    5|            worke hard while I am~ ~absent, and I will not be unthankefull
15   10,    4|           Signior Nicoluccio being absent from Bologna,~ ~and his
16   10,    8|           as a kinsman, and (being absent) remaine your friend: assuring~ ~
17   10,    9|          last day, that I am to be absent. Saladine protested that