Day, Novell

 1    8,    4| bestow~ ~on thee a faire new Smocke. When Ciutazza heard her
 2    8,    4|  heard her speake of a new~ ~Smocke, instantly she answered.
 3    8,    4|     please to bestow a~ ~new Smocke on me, were it to runne
 4    8,    4|   this, and then demaund thy Smocke~ ~of me. Madame (quoth Ciutazza)
 5    8,    4|     night of it,~ ~and a new Smocke also for her labour.~ ~
 6   10,   10|      meane wearing garments, smocke and all, and~ ~cloathed
 7   10,   10|      said. Goe,~ ~give her a Smocke onely, and so send her gadding.
 8   10,   10|  sent away so poorely in her Smocke: but all their perswasions~ ~
 9   10,   10|   not with him. Naked in her Smocke, without hose or shoes,~ ~
10   10,   10|      was turned out in~ ~her Smocke) she began to sweep and
11   10,   10|     forth of doores~ ~in her smocke, could have found better