Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|       beyond the~ ~Chambermaides commendations of him; so praying him to
 2    2,    9|             After infinite other commendations, he came to the former point
 3    4,    4|         flourished with no meane commendations throughout all Barbarie,~ ~
 4    5,    2|        she graced with especiall commendations: shee~ ~commanded Madam
 5    5,    4|         her Tale, and heard what commendations~ ~the whole company gave
 6    6,  Ind|       seemed so by their present commendations. But the Sunne beeing~ ~
 7    6,   10|      they all spake liberally in commendations.~ ~Whereupon, the King called
 8    7,   10|     Tingoccio gave he no~ ~meane commendations; yet, carefully hey concealed
 9    8,    2| Gentlemen and Ladies gave equall commendations, of~ ~Gulfardoes queint
10    8,    3|       when they had (by severall commendations) given~ ~him assurance of,
11    8,    4|           not without infinite~ ~commendations of the whole company: the
12    8,    5|       old Provoste, had generall commendations of the whole Assembly: but~ ~
13    9,    6|          them with indifferent~ ~commendations: upon a generall silence
14    9,    7|      necessity, carried deserved commendations:~ ~the Queen gave command
15   10,    8|    neither deserveth halfe the~ ~commendations, as when one man doth good
16   10,    8|         with letters of familiar commendations, to a~ ~Noble Athenian Gentleman,