Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     their journey; and having travelled~ ~about a leagues distance,
 2    2,    3|     he came, and~ ~whether he travelled. Alessandro imparted freely
 3    2,    7|       well knowing, that they travelled in pilgrimage to~ ~Jerusalem,
 4    3,    1|      labouring Countryman, he travelled to~ ~the Monastery.~ ~ When
 5    3,    7|   most of his secrets, and so travelled~ ~to Ancona, where he termed
 6    4,    3|      braine hath a long While travelled~ ~and now may soone be delivered
 7    7,    8|    other side, Arriguccio had travelled so farre from his house,~ ~
 8    8,    3|     Painters by~ ~profession, travelled to the Plaine of Mugnone,
 9    9,    6| thither divers times as hee~ ~travelled on the way, to expresse
10   10,    1|       a competent train, he~ ~travelled to Spaine, where he was
11   10,    8|  which miserable condition he travelled to Rome, to try if Titus~ ~