Day, Novell

 1    2,    3| spirit of Alessandro, that he pacified the~ ~troubles betweene
 2    2,    5|       Andrea, being some what pacified with these speeches, a~ ~
 3    2,    7|      they~ ~had indifferently pacified her complainings: they beganne
 4    3,    3|     Holy Fathers angry words, pacified the good old man so well
 5    5,    1|    Friends and Kinsmen,~ ~who pacified all unkindnesses betweene
 6    5,    5|     But after every thing was pacified, and~ ~Jacomino returned
 7    5,   10|     and all the noyse quietly pacified.~ ~Onely (by this meanes,
 8    7,   10|    complaints~ ~indifferently pacified, for the rash felling downe
 9    8,    7|  tempest, Madame Helena soone pacified, entreating her to use~ ~
10    8,    9|    farre, that Buffalmaco was pacified; who afterwardes turning
11    9,    5|     noise, and after they had pacified~ ~the woman with gentle
12   10,    5|      of his Wife;~ ~wisely he pacified his former distemper, and