Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|     man of little stature, yet handsome enough, the~ ~French not
 2    1,    4| himselfe, hee espyed a prettie handsome Wench (some~ ~Husbandmans
 3    6,    2|      Cistio, who had caused an handsome~ ~seate to be fetched forth
 4    6,    8|       as~ ~weakly furnished of handsome people, as heere shee did,
 5    7,    2|     could have had~ ~a proper, handsome yong man; one, that would
 6    7,    5|  plainly perceived it to be an handsome~ ~Chamber, and grew more
 7    9,    5|  Calandrino, there is a proper handsome~ ~woman here in the house,
 8    9,    5|      There are infinite proper handsome fellowes, that daily haunt
 9    9,   10|    sufecient~ ~for him, and an handsome young woman which he had
10   10,    9|        affect to be comely and handsome in~ ~their habits; although