Day, Novell

 1    3,    8| Abbot, accompanied with his trusty Monke, (by way~ ~of visitation)
 2    3,    8|   in person, and his honest trusty~ ~Monke of Bologna, conveying
 3    3,    9|    my purpose, that by some trusty and faithfull messenger,
 4    4,    2|    after, taking one of his trusty brethren in~ ~his company,
 5    4,    4|   So that afterward, by the trusty carriage of this~ ~Jeweller,
 6    4,    5|   and~ ~named Lorenzo, as a trusty factor or servant, had the
 7    4,    5|     City, in company of her trusty~ ~Nurse, who long time had
 8    5,    5|  Giovanni (on the other) by trusty Grinello; their~ ~amorous
 9    5,    7|    wine, delivering it to a trusty servant of his owne, and
10    8,    7|  servant, to the house of a trusty frend of his, who dwelt~ ~
11   10,   10|       daughter: he called a trusty servant of his, and having