Day, Novell

1    2,    2|  falling upon him. By good~ ~hap, hee espied an house upon
2    3,    1|      boldly, it was his good hap to espy the Fac-totum in
3    4,    2|    day following, it was her hap to be at a wedding,~ ~among
4    4,    2|      skies, and fell (by ill hap) into the Venetian gulfe,
5    5,    1|       at least, if such good hap may betide me, as you have
6    5,    7|  case, who hearing what good hap had befalne Theodoro, and
7    5,   10| urgent a shift: it~ ~was his hap (or ill fortune rather)
8    7,    3|    to doe, or say. By~ ~good hap, our Gossip Reynard came