Day, Novell

1    7,    3|  her Husband, who was named Credulano; such~ ~familiar intercourses
2    7,    3|    Chamber, but her husband Credulano, being come into~ ~the house,
3    7,    3|     refer the matter to me. Credulano had scarsely ended~ ~his
4    7,    3|     no life left in him.~ ~ Credulano, being as credulous as his
5    7,    3|    merry.~ ~ So deerely did Credulano love the childe, that hee
6    7,    3|     Gossip Reynard~ ~(quoth Credulano without, while Agnesia opened
7    7,    3| yong infants use to do, and Credulano clasping~ ~him in his armes,
8    7,    3|     arrivall of my~ ~Gossip Credulano, I could accomplish but
9    7,    3|  childe is perfectly cured. Credulano calling for Wine~ ~and good