Day, Novell

1    3,    4|       dwelt an honest man, and some-what rich, who was called Puccio~ ~
2    4,    5|      Eliza being finished, and some-what commended~ ~by the King,
3    5,    8|     And although they found it some-what an hard matter,~ ~to gaine
4    6,    9|       of the Tombes (which was some-what great) he~ ~tooke his rising,
5    7,    4|   often go to his, which was~ ~some-what neere at hand, and abide
6    7,    9|    given him, thus shee spake, some-what faintly. Pyrrhus, I have~ ~
7    8,    6|    Country-house, in a Village some-what neere~ ~to Florence, which
8    9,    8| another Tale of like nature,~ ~some-what greevous to the sufferer,