Day, Novell

 1    4,    2|     the Rialto, to visit his guest~ ~so left in bed: he beheld
 2    4,    2|   began to imagine, that the guest entertained by him in the
 3    5,    4|     was a continuall welcome guest to his~ ~Table, Messer Lizio
 4    5,    9|  that I make my~ ~selfe your guest, and meane this day to dine
 5    7,    1|  other was kept for a better guest. In the meane~ ~time, and
 6    8,    7|       was likewise there a~ ~Guest. His eye observing her beauty
 7    8,    9|     him, that he was a daily guest at dinner and supper with~ ~
 8    8,    9|    and Bruno was his daily~ ~guest at dinner and supper, with
 9   10,    2|     whom you are a~ ~welcome guest, requesteth, that it might
10   10,    9|    he had entertained such a Guest, and bashfully~ ~ashamed,
11   10,    9| Arabian~ ~stranger) may be a guest under your protection; wherto