Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |    of all,~ ~stood a stately Palace, having a large and spacious
 2    1,    9|     them returne home to the Palace. When supper was~ ~ended,
 3    2,    1|    him on with them to the~ ~Palace, no meane crowds thronging
 4    2,    7|   attendants, he went to the Palace to the~ ~Lady, where he
 5    4,    1|      a corner of the Kings~ ~Palace, it being seated on a rising
 6    4,    1|    to a lower Chamber of the Palace, and very neere to the~ ~
 7    4,    7|  along to the Potes. tates~ ~Palace, where her accusation was
 8    6,   10|     of~ ~them stood a little Palace, shaped in the fashion of
 9    6,   10|    all comparison.~ ~ At the Palace they arrived in a due houre,
10    9,  Ind| farre off~ ~distant from the Palace.~ ~ Where the Queen, looking
11   10,    3|   famous. And having built a Palace answerable to~ ~that of
12   10,    3|    and thirty gates of~ ~his Palace, even such as are here,
13   10,    3|     himselfe, neere to~ ~the Palace of Nathan, he met him solitarily
14   10,   10|      in law) in his Princely Palace, gave~ ~him honorable maintenance,