Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|     Table~ ~with the Inquisitor) laughed heartily at this jest; yet
 2    2,    1|    account of these accusations, laughed, and returned scoffing answeres.~ ~
 3    2,    1|          Alexander, after he had laughed heartily at this hotte~ ~
 4    3,    5|         not sold him. The Knight laughed heartily at~ ~this answer,
 5    3,   10|         had been done. The women laughed~ ~so heartily that they
 6    3,   10|    wolves." At this Philostratus laughed, and retorted: "If I had
 7    6,    7|          voice~ ~(after they had laughed their fill) that the Lady
 8    7,    1| Frederigo and she together, they laughed heartily at her~ ~enchantment,
 9    7,    3|            knot in the rush, and laughed not a little, at his queint
10    8,    3|       Novell, whereat the Ladies laughed~ ~exceedingly, so that very
11    8,    5|          and all the standers by laughed heartily.~ ~ Within fewe
12    8,    6|         and the whole~ ~Assembly laughed Madame thereat: but the
13    9,    1|         of her mervailing, she~ ~laughed very heartily, when she
14    9,    4|            whole company hartily laughed at: but a Philostratus ceassing,~ ~
15    9,    5|          and Buffalmaco, who had laughed all this while heartily
16    9,   10|       the Ladies, albeit the men laughed heartely thereat: but after~ ~