Day, Novell

 1    3,    3|   men~ ~(many times) deliver messages in such sort, as draw on
 2    3,    7| receive~ ~neither letters or messages from him. Howbeit, I am
 3    4,    4|  firmely,~ ~as by many close messages he had assured her. He who
 4    5,    5|      she delivered~ ~so many messages from him, as had (already)
 5    7,    9|   Both in this and all other Messages my Lady shall command me,~ ~
 6    9,    1|   often solicited by their~ ~messages, and troublesomely pestered
 7    9,    1| minde I suffer dayly, by the messages and Letters of the~ ~two
 8    9,    1|      me any more Letters, or messages.~ ~ Having done so, then
 9    9,    1|     delivered the severall~ ~messages from her Mistresse, according
10    9,    5|      them, in delivering the messages from~ ~Calandrino, and then