Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|       very many Horses that he liked, cheapening their prices
 2    2,    9|    acceptable to him, that hee liked her care and diligence beyond~ ~
 3    2,    9|        to be solde; yet if hee liked them, gladly~ ~he would
 4    3,    6|       associate as shee~ ~best liked, and as in such walking
 5    5,    1|    take such courses as~ ~best liked himselfe. Neverthelesse,
 6    5,    6|  beauty~ ~extraordinarily, and liked her farre beyond all his
 7    8,    3|          Buffalmaco and Bruno, liked and allowed the counsell
 8    9,    3|    sake. As for Calandrino, he liked his dyet~ ~drinke excellently
 9    9,    3| Calandrino: but how~ ~the Wife liked the folly of her Husband,
10    9,    4|           in such estate as he liked, and upon the pension allowed
11   10,   10|      the honour, whereto~ ~you liked to advance me.~ ~ This answere