Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|         my death you would not~ ~forget me, to the end, I may make
 2    2,    9|          company: I could easily forget my~ ~love to my wife, and
 3    2,   10|         report another. I cannot forget the unmanly~ ~indiscretion
 4    3,    7|          impossible for him to~ ~forget her, and proceeded on so
 5    4,    6|        Father were so pleased to forget~ ~the remembrance of her
 6    7,    3| Religious Monke,~ ~hee seemed to forget the former love which he
 7    8,    2|          Laguccio,~ ~or Naldino, forget not to tell them, that they
 8    8,    9|          Sir, she would make you forget all~ ~Physicall observations,
 9   10,    6|       happened: yet he could not forget~ ~the beauty, and gracious
10   10,    8|          dammage happening, they forget all duty to Father, Brother,
11   10,    9|          Thorello, who would not forget the~ ~least part of courtesie
12   10,    9|     courtesie, and cannot easily forget~ ~it. Then, without saying
13   10,    9|       Thorello, made~ ~him halfe forget all matters of Lomberdie;
14   10,    9|          he could not possibly~ ~forget, his Gracious favours and
15   10,   10|     Grizelda, as being unable to forget the~ ~unequal'd love she