Day, Novell

 1    8,    6| Buffalmaco, did steale a young Brawne from Calandrino, and~ ~for
 2    8,    6|    made him to goe buy another Brawne.~ ~ ~ ~ Philostratus had
 3    8,    6|        Boare readie fatted for Brawne, whereof yearly he used
 4    8,    6|       village house, to have a Brawne both killed and~ ~salted.~ ~
 5    8,    6|      Asse Calandrino, sell thy Brawne, and let us make~ ~merrie
 6    8,    6|        night) rob~ ~him of his Brawne? Yea marry (quoth Buffalmaco)
 7    8,    6|     they entered in, tooke the Brawne, carried it with them to
 8    8,    6|        open, he looked for the Brawne, but it was gone.~ ~Enquiring
 9    8,    6|        heare no tydings of his Brawne, but became the wofullest
10    8,    6|     telling every one that his Brawne was stolne. Bruno and~ ~
11    8,    6|      he tooke the losse of his Brawne: and hee no~ ~sooner had
12    8,    6|   friendes, I am~ ~robde of my Brawne. Bruno stepping closely
13    8,    6|       tell thee truly, that my Brawne~ ~is stolne. Say so still
14    8,    6|        it be not true, that my Brawne is stolne. How can it possible
15    8,    6|        that this last night my Brawne was stolne. Be patient good
16    8,    6| replyed Buffalmaco, and if thy Brawne be stolne from thee, there
17    8,    6|      from India, to steale thy Brawne from~ ~thee: in which respect,
18    8,    6|       the case of stealing~ ~a Brawne, it is doubtfull to invite
19    8,    6|        know who hath stolne my Brawne; and your good words~ ~have (
20    8,    6|       there was a new-kild fat Brawne taken, but who~ ~hath done
21    8,    6|       that whosoever stole the Brawne hence, cannot be able to~ ~
22    8,    6|          or them that have the Brawne, to confesse it in private
23    8,    6|        bitter Oathes, that his Brawne was stolne from him. Talke
24    8,    6|       thou didst send away thy Brawne, to one that bought it of~ ~
25    8,    6|      make us beleeve, that the Brawne (which~ ~thou hast cunningly
26    8,    6|        order for salting the~ ~Brawne; closely carried it with
27    8,    7|      cheated, not onely of his Brawne, but two couple of~ ~Capons,