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Day, Novellgrey = Comment text1 Ind | among divers other, one day~ ~had evident experience 2 Ind | so~ ~they vowed to spend day and night: for now they 3 Ind | them that died night and day, was so great, that it was 4 Ind | died in the streetes by day or night,~ ~and many more 5 Ind | and~ ~every houre in the day; neither could the bodies 6 Ind | their ploughed landes, by day or night~ ~indifferently, 7 Ind | pastured themselves in~ ~the day time, would returne full 8 Ind | alone or in company, by day or night, they~ ~do whatsoever 9 Ind | needfull for us,~ ~and (as this day) betake our selves to one 10 Ind | Wednesday, about~ ~breake of day, the Ladies, with certaine 11 Ind | each one of us (for a~ ~day onely) should feele both 12 Ind | chosen Queene for the first day. Whereupon, Madame~ ~Philomena 13 Ind | wearing out the warmth of the day, one prety Novell will draw~ ~ 14 Ind | permission for this first day, that~ ~every one shall 15 1 | THE FIRST DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 16 1, 1| time very disorderly, fell day by day (according to the~ ~ 17 1, 1| disorderly, fell day by day (according to the~ ~Physicions 18 1, 1| greatly grieved.~ ~ Upon a day, neere to the Chamber where 19 1, 1| remembrance,~ ~from the very day of my birth, until this 20 1, 1| judgements. Many times in a day, I have rather wished my~ ~ 21 1, 1| except one man, who one day brought me money which he 22 1, 1| that I should afford~ ~one day in the weeke, to cleanse 23 1, 1| because Sunday being a holy day,~ ~is highly to be reverenced: 24 1, 1| reverenced: for as on that day, our blessed Lord arose~ ~ 25 1, 1| done nothing~ ~else on that day? Yes, said he, being forgetfull 26 1, 1| use to spet there every day. The more is your shame, 27 1, 1| her wombe nine moneths, day and night, and afterwards 28 1, 1| and~ ~more, the very same day of his goodly confession, 29 1, 1| they~ ~continued all the day, the body lying still open, 30 1, 1| naming him (as yet to this day they do) Saint~ ~Chappelet, 31 1, 2| over; but pursued him still day by~ ~day, reitterating continually 32 1, 2| pursued him still day by~ ~day, reitterating continually 33 1, 2| continuall importunity, one day spake to Jehannot,~ ~saying.~ ~ 34 1, 2| it selfe,~ ~shining every day much more cleare and splendant: 35 1, 3| it dooth yet to this very day. In like manner my good 36 1, 4| It chanced on a fasting day~ ~about high noon, when 37 1, 4| molestations I endure every day, but sildome find such~ ~ 38 1, 5| against~ ~the Turkes. Upon a day, in the Court of King Philip, 39 1, 6| have done.~ ~ Being on a day in company, (very little 40 1, 6| nothing all the rest~ ~of the day, but according as he directed 41 1, 6| in the hand.~ ~ THE FIRST DAY, THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ 42 1, 6| attended in expectation day by day,~ ~as thinking it 43 1, 6| attended in expectation day by day,~ ~as thinking it farre 44 1, 6| met with Maister Can one day at dinner, where he~ ~presented 45 1, 6| taste of none of mine this~ ~day. Gladly wold the Abbot, 46 1, 6| my braine begotte~ ~this day? Why do I grow disdainfull 47 1, 9| Among us women, this day, I thinke few or none have 48 1, 9| his~ ~soule, except (the day before) he had seene the 49 1, 9| chaunced upon a Feastivall day, that shee (accompanied 50 1, 9| pleasantly said. For this day (faire company) there remaineth 51 1, 9| pleasure. And although the day should endure till darke 52 1, 9| comfort by our~ ~second day; Madam Philomena, a most 53 1, 9| Pampinea had appointed the day~ ~before, then she ordained 54 1, 9| on the course, which this day hath bene kept by Madam~ ~ 55 1, 9| them, even as already this day we~ ~have done; untill due 56 2 | The SECOND DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 57 2, Ind| INDUCTION TO THE SECOND DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN, ALL THE 58 2, Ind| bright Sunne renewed the day every where with his~ ~splendant 59 2, Ind| even as they had~ ~done the day before, so did they now 60 2, 1| some saide~ ~the very same day. Which Martellino hearing, 61 2, 2| Rinaldo de Este, who being one day at Bologna, about some~ ~ 62 2, 2| mee thinkes, that if any day I should faile of~ ~this 63 2, 2| shelter. It~ ~chaunced the day before, that the Marquesse 64 2, 3| inheritances, selling one to~ ~day, and another to morrow, 65 2, 3| Heereupon, Lamberto (on a day) calling his~ ~Brethren 66 2, 3| profite. But living in hope day by day, that peace would 67 2, 3| But living in hope day by day, that peace would be~ ~concluded 68 2, 3| High-wayes.~ ~ It chanced on a day, that Alessandro rode somewhat 69 2, 3| marriage.~ ~But the other day, when first I beheld thee, 70 2, 3| done.~ ~ When the appointed day for the solemnity was come, 71 2, 4| wherein (as yet to this day there~ ~are rich people) 72 2, 4| bottome of the sea. The day following, the rough windes 73 2, 4| prosperous passage~ ~all the day long; but upon the entrance 74 2, 4| drowning. Now although the day before, he had wished for 75 2, 4| shift~ ~for himselfe till day appeared; when looking every 76 2, 4| billowes carried it: all that day and night thus~ ~he floated 77 2, 5| his Host, he went the next day into the Horse-market, where~ ~ 78 2, 5| renowned, and to this day, is no doubt remembred, 79 2, 5| and the heate of the~ ~day being somewhat extraordinary, 80 2, 5| the passages, whereby the day before the young Gyrle had 81 2, 5| them.~ ~ The selfe same day preceding this disastrous 82 2, 6| and afrights, and~ ~bright day saluting the world againe, 83 2, 6| hunger, because the former day and~ ~night shee had not 84 2, 6| it seemed) the selfesame day, which~ ~sight was very 85 2, 6| perturbations, one~ ~especiall day amongst other, with his 86 2, 6| disposed for THE~ ~SECOND DAY, THE SIXT 75~ ~ it. Being 87 2, 6| providently~ ~managed.~ ~ Upon a day, he and she walking to a 88 2, 7| together, hoping the third day would prove more favourable.~ ~ 89 2, 7| molestation of the windes.~ ~ When day appeared, and the violent 90 2, 7| was about the houre of mid day,~ ~before they could descry 91 2, 7| as shee had commanded.~ ~ Day by day, were the torments 92 2, 7| had commanded.~ ~ Day by day, were the torments of Bajazeth 93 2, 7| concluded together, that on~ ~a day when the Ship sayled on 94 2, 7| his meditations.~ ~ On a day, according to a fore-compacted 95 2, 7| till about the~ ~breake of day following, they arrived 96 2, 7| Gentleman, passing (on a day) by the house where the 97 2, 7| Sir,~ ~about the twentieth day after my departure from 98 2, 7| Excellencie; this whole day, the night ensuing, and 99 2, 8| spacious,~ ~wherein all this day we have walked, and there 100 2, 8| owne disgrace.~ ~ Upon a day, being alone by her selfe, 101 2, 8| releefe and comfort. On a day, one of the Presidents~ ~ 102 2, 8| poore mans Son, that every day came for an almes to his 103 2, 8| body.~ ~ It chanced on a day, a Physicion was brought 104 2, 9| to the course of~ ~this day observed, I am the woman 105 2, 9| three moneths,~ ~after the day of my departing hence. I 106 2, 9| missing any thing.~ ~The third day being come, the poore woman, 107 2, 9| performed on the very next day, even to~ ~the utmost penny, 108 2, 9| Ambroginolo, the verie~ ~same day that hee was impaled on 109 2, 10| that there was not one day in~ ~the yeere, but it was 110 2, 10| he~ ~gave order to have a day of fishing, he going aboord 111 2, 10| I have done since the~ ~day when I lost you: but by 112 2, 10| for I never saw merry day since I lost thee.~ ~ Sir ( 113 2, 10| trust and care, for with the day concludeth my~ ~dominion. 114 2, 10| Friday, and Saturday the next day following, which are daies~ ~ 115 2, 10| bitter passion, as on that day; which makes me to hold~ ~ 116 2, 10| them. Beside,~ ~it is a day of fasting, in honour of 117 2, Song| not I, etc.~ ~ The first day that I felt this fiery heate,~ ~ 118 3 | THE THIRD DAY~ ~ 119 3, Ind| THE INDUCTION TO THE THIRD DAY~ ~ ~ ~ UPON WHICH DAY, ALL 120 3, Ind| THIRD DAY~ ~ ~ ~ UPON WHICH DAY, ALL MATTERS TO BE DISCOURSED 121 3, 1| crave an almes the other~ ~day, the which in charity I 122 3, 1| care and providence. On a day,~ ~Massetto having laboured 123 3, 1| promised to~ ~him every day, and not one of a thousand 124 3, 1| alone in the garden on a~ ~day, found Massetto sleeping 125 3, 3| indifferent yeeres, as~ ~what day shee saw him not, shee could 126 3, 3| observed in this case; uppon a day apt and convenient, she 127 3, 3| walked seaven times in a day by my doore,~ ~whereas formerly 128 3, 3| I promised you the other day, that I would not do~ ~any 129 3, 3| morning, before the breake of day, having heard (but how, 130 3, 3| morning, before breake of the day? Wheresoever I was,~ ~replyed 131 3, 4| was wont to doe.~ ~ Upon a day as he sate in familiar conference 132 3, 4| stirring, untill the breake of day appeareth,~ ~and thine eyes 133 3, 5| dog your walkes in~ ~the day time, and breake your quiet 134 3, 6| Bathing house, on the next day~ ~following: where shee 135 3, 6| Madame Catulla. On the same~ ~day, as she had heard the speeches 136 3, 6| never see any one joyfull~ ~day, till (by one meanes or 137 3, 7| fierce conflicts. But~ ~on a day it chanced he heard a song 138 3, 7| thereof. Howbeit, since the~ ~day of the supposed Theobaldaes 139 3, 7| hath allowed me one merry day, neither did I, or ever 140 3, 7| offered you any~ ~in many, the day hee first became enamoured 141 3, 7| No sooner did bright day appeare, but Theobaldo arose, 142 3, 7| noysed out against me, on the day~ ~when we wept for him, 143 3, 8| meditations~ ~either by day or night, but how to become 144 3, 8| whereof~ ~you spake the other day, which leadeth to eternall 145 3, 8| morrow, or else the next day, he~ ~may come hither once 146 3, 8| Bologna, that very instant day, a well staide and~ ~governed 147 3, 8| restored againe. On the day following, late in~ ~the 148 3, 8| supreme power, and twice every day must thou be~ ~thus disciplinde. 149 3, 8| drinke, and (twice every day) to discipline thy body,~ ~ 150 3, 8| following, the breake of day, Ferando recovered his senses, 151 3, 8| discipline~ ~twice every day: stood in a gastly amazement 152 3, 9| of the Count, the next~ ~day shee saw him passe by the 153 3, 9| was before~ ~the break of day, for preventing the least 154 3, 9| wearisome a journey.~ ~ Upon the day of all Saints, the Count 155 3, 9| Gentlewomen: upon~ ~which Joviall day of generall rejoycing, the 156 3, 9| shee wore on her wedding day, because that was not the 157 3, 9| because that was not the day of his~ ~contentment, but 158 3, 10| remained to complete the day's~ ~entertainment, without 159 3, 10| off the subject of~ ~this day's discourse, I will tell 160 3, 10| Devil~ ~in Hell, said one day: "Even though your Devil 161 3, 10| a large fortune.~ ~ One day, when as yet Neerbale had 162 3, Song| curse that sad and dismall day,~ ~ When in unkinde exchange;~ ~ 163 4 | THE FOURTH DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN ALL THE SEVERALL 164 4, 1| vertuous Ladies) hath this day given us a~ ~subject, very 165 4, 1| concerning what was the next day to be done, for their secret~ ~ 166 4, 1| the most~ ~part of that day; commanded them to leave 167 4, 1| there the most part of that day, to their hearts~ ~joy and 168 4, 1| loving manner. One unhappy day amongst the~ ~rest, when 169 4, 1| with mine owne eyes~ ~this day. Whereto Guiscardo could 170 4, 1| Chamber, and on the next day,~ ~Ghismonda having (as 171 4, 1| full force among us at this day.~ ~ Cast an heedfull eye 172 4, 1| their charge. On the next day, the~ ~King called for a 173 4, 1| had readily prepared~ ~the day before, and powring it upon 174 4, 2| poore mans House; on the day~ ~following, in the shape 175 4, 2| used to you the~ ~other day, when you were with me at 176 4, 2| so saucily presume~ ~this day, to reprove the celestiall 177 4, 2| shallow-witted~ ~woman. The next day following, it was her hap 178 4, 2| poverty did~ ~permit; and day drawing on, he went about 179 4, 2| these occurrences, broad day speeding on, and~ ~the poore 180 4, 2| advise you. We observe this day as a~ ~merry Festivall, 181 4, 3| worthy friendship. On a day, when hee saw the time suteable~ ~ 182 4, 3| behaviour both by night and day, you appeare to and consume~ ~ 183 4, 3| betweene them. For, being one day invited to a Banket, hee 184 4, 3| counsell to the contrary) on a day when Restagnone had his 185 4, 3| Duke himselfe; before the day~ ~appointed for their publike 186 4, 4| incessantly afflicted, both day and~ ~night.~ ~ By some 187 4, 5| in so urgent a case. When day was come, he resorted to 188 4, 5| more, because the very same day when last thou~ ~sawest 189 4, 5| uttered to~ ~her Lorenzo, and day by day this was her continuall 190 4, 5| her Lorenzo, and day by day this was her continuall 191 4, 6| returne back before it be day: and although it will be 192 4, 7| predominance. For~ ~every day as he brought her fresh 193 4, 8| out of her company, one day (perhaps) he may make her 194 4, 8| painefull~ ~toyling all the day, and bodies that are exercised 195 4, 8| owne house againe.~ ~ When day light was come, and the 196 4, 8| he had bin seene~ ~the day before, in perfect health 197 4, 9| good happe to kill this day, and~ ~dresse it in the 198 4, 10| thereby. Wherefore the whole day hath~ ~bene very irkesome 199 4, 10| Pacient and his~ ~Friends, the day and time was appointed when 200 4, 10| consummated; began to awake before day.~ ~And although his naturall 201 4, 10| did afflict him all the~ ~day following, but also divers 202 4, 10| sorrow~ ~which they have this day endured.~ ~ Madame Fiammetta, 203 4, Song| Not utterable. I curst the day and houre~ ~ When first 204 5 | The FIFT DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 205 5, Ind| THE INDUCTION TO THE FIFT DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREON, ALL THE 206 5, Ind| which since the~ ~breake of day, sat merrily chanting on 207 5, Ind| to beginne so pleasant a day, as it is her Highnesse~ ~ 208 5, Ind| wherewith we intend to begin our day; but~ ~also, how mighty 209 5, 1| other: it chanced upon~ ~a day about the houre of noone, 210 5, 1| him, set~ ~on them (the day following) with his Ship, 211 5, 1| other, till the breake of day (which made~ ~the heavens 212 5, 1| ship which he had left the day before, hee grew exceeding~ ~ 213 5, 1| Gentlewomen, untill the day determined for~ ~her marriage.~ ~ 214 5, 1| very convenient, that~ ~one day might serve for both their 215 5, 1| was set downe,~ ~and one day to effect the duties of 216 5, 1| maner, and on~ ~his marriage day, by taking faire Cassandra 217 5, 1| and Hormisda: upon which day,~ ~thou, thy friends, and 218 5, 1| limited time was come.~ ~ Upon day, performed with great and 219 5, 2| gladly obey~ ~our Queene to day, then yesterday I did our 220 5, 2| flame, and so encreased day by day,~ ~that her hope ( 221 5, 2| and so encreased day by day,~ ~that her hope (being 222 5, 3| Pedro, untill the breake of day~ ~appeared, not finding 223 5, 3| sustenance, that the whole day~ ~being thus spent in vaine, 224 5, 3| whole night, and all the day following,~ ~one while taking 225 5, 3| said the~ ~old man, that day light will give you leave 226 5, 3| woods (as~ ~well by night as day) walke companies of all 227 5, 3| despaired.~ ~ When it was almost day, she heard a great noise 228 5, 3| I have not seen her~ ~to day since our arising. The old 229 5, 3| By this time it was broad day, when he descended downe 230 5, 4| next meeting.~ ~ On the day following, which was towards 231 5, 4| alwayes before breake of day, for feare of being~ ~discovered 232 5, 4| thus they slept till broade day light. Old Messer Lizio, 233 5, 4| seeing it was so farre in the day, thought himselfe halfe 234 5, 5| made me such an amends to day, as we have~ ~little reason 235 5, 6| Ischia~ ~very often in the day time, and as often also 236 5, 6| chanced upon a~ ~faire Summers day, that Restituta walked alone 237 5, 6| pleasure. It chanced on a day, that keeping his walke 238 5, 6| night, because the~ ~next day he intended to visit her. 239 5, 7| safety. For, on~ ~the very day of her detiverance, at such 240 5, 8| to~ ~dine with him this day, and as many to morrow, 241 5, 8| about the ninth houre of the day, and~ ~he walking on solitary 242 5, 9| parting from him night or day, comforting him~ ~so kindly 243 5, 9| your guest, and meane this day to dine with as also this~ ~ 244 6 | THE SIXT DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 245 6, Ind| THE INDUCTION TO THE SIXT DAY~ ~ ~ ~ GOVERNED UNDER THE 246 6, 1| Gentlewomen, who on the day before had dined and supt 247 6, 2| mornings together; on the third day (as he~ ~was drinking) he 248 6, 3| passe, that upon Saint johns day, they~ ~riding thorow the 249 6, 3| together all the rest of that day, they rode away with blushing~ ~ 250 6, 4| presumeth not to meddle. Upon a day, having kilde with his Faulcon 251 6, 4| the morning by breake of day, and puffing and blowing 252 6, 6| his company. Being one~ ~day at Mont Ughi with many gentlemen, 253 6, 7| guiltinesse of her offence: a day being~ ~appointed (without 254 6, 8| should.~ ~ It chanced upon a day, that shee comming home 255 6, 8| being a~ ~solemne festivall day, what is the reason of your 256 6, 8| earely, because,~ ~since the day of my birth, I never saw 257 6, 9| Faire Company, you have this day disappointed me of two Novells 258 6, 9| as better hath not this day past among us.~ ~ Understand 259 6, 9| their~ ~expences; as this day one, and to morrow another: 260 6, 9| use, and one especially day in the yeare~ ~appointed, 261 6, 9| done.~ ~ It chanced upon a day, that Signior Guido departing 262 6, 10| relate the last for this day: without attending for~ ~ 263 6, 10| large discourse, then this day~ ~hath bene used by any, 264 6, 10| Friar Onyons dining that day at the Castle, with a~ ~ 265 6, 10| better~ ~suting with the day, and their discoursing: 266 6, 10| honest, since the first day of our meeting, to this 267 6, 10| trust me Gallants, this day wee have very~ ~cunningly 268 6, 10| rest at mid-time of the~ ~day.~ ~ All this being done, 269 6, 10| done me so much honour this day, as to~ ~deliver mee the 270 7 | THE SEVENTH DAY~ ~ 271 7, Ind| INDUCTION TO THE SEVENTH DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEN THE ASSEMBLY 272 7, 1| untill it was broad open day. Arise good wife (quoth~ ~ 273 7, 1| And come againe some other day.~ ~ It was not I that turnd 274 7, 2| wont, keeping foorth all day, and never comming home 275 7, 2| intendest to do nothing to day, having brought backe thy~ ~ 276 7, 2| and spinne both night and day,~ ~till I have worne the 277 7, 2| worke at all to~ ~do this day.~ ~ Having thus spoken, 278 7, 2| Wife, this is the Feast day of Saint Galeone; whereon 279 7, 4| suggested, and~ ~drove him every day (almost) to deaths doore, 280 7, 4| any thing all the whole day) dissembling both by~ ~his 281 7, 4| lyen in a Taverne~ ~all day drunke, sleeping and snorting 282 7, 5| who rested the seaventh day from all his travailes. 283 7, 5| diligent surveying; on a day, when her~ ~Husband was 284 7, 5| direction.~ ~ When the appointed day was come, she arose very 285 7, 5| see no Friar come: when day drew neere, and hee ashamed 286 7, 5| countenance in his wife: one day demaunded of her (with a~ ~ 287 7, 5| ghostly Father, upon the day of her shrift? The Woman~ ~ 288 7, 5| Ghostly Father, the other day when thou wast at shrift?~ ~ 289 7, 6| being so possessed. On a day, Beltramo being~ ~ridden 290 7, 6| she threw her selfe on her day Couch, speaking~ ~thus ( 291 7, 7| there arrived; upon the day following,~ ~and having 292 7, 7| him.~ ~ It fortuned upon a day, that Egano being ridden 293 7, 7| agoe, then~ ~this verie day, no sooner were you ridden 294 7, 8| see you~ ~all the whole day and night, till now.~ ~ 295 7, 8| otherwhiles till broad day light in the morning.~ ~ 296 7, 9| and in such sort, as~ ~day or night shee could take 297 7, 9| like manner~ ~as the other day it did, expect very shortly 298 7, 9| in honour of his birth day,~ ~inviting many Lords and 299 7, 9| thereto. On which rejoycing day, so~ ~soone as dinner was 300 7, 9| continually, so as breake of day~ ~hath appeared, my Husband, 301 7, 9| which (the verie selfe-same day) shee sent to Pyrrhus her~ ~ 302 7, 9| pleasing~ ~unto him.~ ~ On a day, Lydia called these two 303 7, 9| apparances of~ ~sicknesse. One day after dinner, shee being 304 7, 10| full intent, that this day I would not use any part 305 7, 10| selfe can witnesse.~ ~ Now day drew on, and the Cockes 306 7, 10| our discourses for this~ ~day, should concerne the deceits 307 7, 10| then those related (this day) have done. When she~ ~had 308 7, Song| I should find no ease by day or night,~ ~ But still live 309 7, Song| dread to see that joyfull day.~ ~ Wearisome is my life 310 7, Song| remembring, that the next day following was Friday, turning 311 7, Song| that~ ~to morrow is the day consecrated to the Passion 312 7, Song| abstaine to morrow, and the day ensuing,~ ~from recounting 313 8 | THE EIGHT DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 314 8, Ind| THE INDUCTION TO THE EIGHT DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREON ALL THE DISCOURSES, 315 8, Ind| as first speaker for this day, beganne as~ ~followeth.~ ~ 316 8, 1| husband: he sent~ ~upon a day to entreate conference with 317 8, 1| shall not faile you at my~ ~day.~ ~ Gasparuolo was well 318 8, 1| borrowed them: within a day or two after, in the~ ~presence 319 8, 2| sundry gifts and presents, day by day, as sometime a bunch 320 8, 2| gifts and presents, day by day, as sometime a bunch of~ ~ 321 8, 2| according to my~ ~promised day: I will leave you a good 322 8, 3| nature.~ ~ He happening (on a day) to meete him in the Church 323 8, 3| white, and a~ ~Festivall day were the best of all other, 324 8, 3| all,~ ~either by night or day, so greedie he was to bee 325 8, 3| Companions before~ ~breake of day, and going forth at S. Galls 326 8, 3| Bruno well observing (the day growing on, and hardly they 327 8, 3| for I may well curse the day of our mariage, to hinder 328 8, 3| in his presence all that day, untill he~ ~had made full 329 8, 4| ancient City: although at this day~ ~it is wellneere all ruined: 330 8, 7| Tower, the space of a whole day, and in the hot moneth~ ~ 331 8, 7| am not come hither this day in vaine;~ ~for, if my judgement 332 8, 7| after the first Feasting day, if he~ ~pleased to walke 333 8, 7| great snow had falne the day before, so~ ~as the whole 334 8, 7| selfe,~ ~and the break of day was beginning to appeare; 335 8, 7| the nights closing up of day, had hid himselfe~ ~among 336 8, 7| have done) that breake of day began to shew it selfe, 337 8, 7| perceiving how~ ~swiftly the day ran on in his course, he 338 8, 7| because he had fasted all that day. She perceyving his arrivall, 339 8, 7| thou hast roasted me all day~ ~long on this Tower, yea, 340 8, 7| condition.~ ~ By this time the day was well neere spent, and 341 8, 7| this fatall and unfortunate day to Madame Helena, it chanced,~ ~ 342 8, 7| sought for you all this day, yet no one could~ ~ever 343 8, 8| kinde: it fortuned on a day, Zeppa abiding within doors, 344 8, 8| Zeppa. I am to dine this day with an~ ~especiall friend 345 8, 8| because he dineth forth to day with a deare friend of his, 346 8, 9| us, and (almost) observed day by day,~ ~that divers of 347 8, 9| almost) observed day by day,~ ~that divers of our Citizens, 348 8, 9| enjoying his company. One day, as~ ~they sate in familiar 349 8, 9| knoweth, there is not this day any creature living,~ ~for 350 8, 9| earnest longing ever since, as day nor night~ ~have I enjoyed 351 8, 9| which made him thinke everie day a yeare,~ ~untill he might 352 8, 9| manner of rest either by~ ~day or night, till he was linked 353 8, 9| Societie of Rovers. The day being come,~ ~when the supposed 354 8, 9| buried there the very same day, and yet~ ~I was not a jotte 355 8, 10| be the last speaker every day, after~ ~silence was commanded, 356 8, 10| and (happily) at this very day~ ~it is as frequent, that 357 8, 10| in any place, either by~ ~day or night. In regard whereof, 358 8, 10| Florines at my promised day. Salabetto smiling, presently~ ~ 359 8, 10| friends: she having (on~ ~a day) solemnly invited him, to 360 8, 10| the yoake most part of the day, for their more~ ~convenient 361 9 | THE NINTH DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 362 9, Ind| THE INDUCTION TO THE NINTH DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREON, UNDER THE 363 9, Ind| the first Novell for that day: whereto shee dutifully~ ~ 364 9, 1| projected.~ ~ On the same day, when she devised this peece 365 9, 2| named~ ~Isabella, who on a day, when a Kinsman of hers 366 9, 3| him so; but sitting one day in~ ~serious consultation, 367 9, 3| no longer then yester~ ~day? I pray thee tell mee, How 368 9, 3| which he sent the next day according to his~ ~promise: 369 9, 5| where he~ ~would abide a day or two with her, and then 370 9, 5| forth of her Chamber~ ~one day, covered with a White veyle, 371 9, 5| himselfe to any worke all the day: but loitering~ ~fantastically, 372 9, 5| whereof Nicholetta being one day come thither, and Bruno 373 9, 5| if~ ~Phillippo do this day walke any whither abroad 374 9, 5| his other molestations (day and night) afterward:~ ~ 375 9, 6| affection thus encreasing day by day, Panuccio grew~ ~ 376 9, 6| affection thus encreasing day by day, Panuccio grew~ ~exceedingly 377 9, 6| to ride. Having spent the day time where themselves best~ ~ 378 9, 6| said.~ ~ Adriano, is it day, that thou dost waken me? 379 9, 6| dost waken me? It may be day or~ ~night replyed Adriano, 380 9, 6| Adrianoes bed.~ ~ When it was day, and all in the house risen, 381 9, 7| permitted me one pleasing day with thee, since first we 382 9, 7| follow my counsell, and (this day) not~ ~to walke abroad out 383 9, 7| looke to my selfe, both this day,~ ~and at all times else: 384 9, 7| within our doores all this day: at least wise~ ~beware, 385 9, 7| I~ ~must not walke this day into our wood: he hath made 386 9, 7| tarry there all the whole day~ ~long; but I will meet 387 9, 8| hearers)~ ~which have this day spoken before me, derived 388 9, 8| hee~ ~hath invited this day to dine with him, hee caused 389 9, 9| respect and courtesie.~ ~ One day Giosefo said to his Wife: 390 9, 10| morrow morning~ ~before day, as in our travell we use 391 9, 10| therefore~ ~when it drew towards day, up they arose, and calling 392 10 | THE TENTH DAY~ ~ ~ ~ 393 10, Ind| INDUCTION TO THE TENTH AND LAST DAY~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREON, UNDER THE 394 10, Ind| demands both what that~ ~day was to be don, as also concerning 395 10, Ind| imposition for~ ~the forthcoming day.~ ~ After they had walked 396 10, Ind| that shee should (for that day) begin the first Novell, 397 10, 1| riding along the rest of the day, yet none in~ ~disparagement 398 10, 3| places. It chanced on a day, as Mithridanes sate~ ~all 399 10, 3| then I would diminish one day thereof, I~ ~could wish, 400 10, 4| and her Husband, and when day was come, to be~ ~conveighed 401 10, 5| to her, as shee came one day about her ordinary~ ~errand, 402 10, 5| morning, by the breake of day,~ ~Dianora arose, and attiring 403 10, 5| in vaine, after the third day was past, and the~ ~Magitian 404 10, 7| the King kept a triumphall day (of Justs and~ ~Turnament) 405 10, 7| to him. Wherefore, one~ ~day she entreated her Father 406 10, 7| the~ ~solemne festivall day, when our Soveraigne Lord 407 10, 7| His high triumphall day procurd my death,~ ~ The 408 10, 7| promise, that the very same day, in the evening, he would 409 10, 7| such fervent manner. Upon a day~ ~determined, the King mounting 410 10, 8| drawing neere, Gisippus on a day, intreated Titus to walk~ ~ 411 10, 8| himselfe, not only this day and the night following, 412 10, 8| Wherupon, calling her one day into her Chamber, they told 413 10, 8| having eaten nothing all that day,~ ~nor provided of one penny 414 10, 9| are able, in hope one day after, some worthy reward 415 10, 9| Millaine to Pavia, and the day being very farre spent,~ ~ 416 10, 9| him all the rest of the day; wherefore, when they had 417 10, 9| answer. Sir, it may~ ~one day hereafter so happen, as 418 10, 9| yeare, one month, and one day; to begin on~ ~this day 419 10, 9| day; to begin on~ ~this day of my departing from thee.~ ~ 420 10, 9| limited time, and not one day or minute longer.~ ~ Adalietta, 421 10, 9| condition, it~ ~fortuned uppon a day, that Saladine, conversing 422 10, 9| the~ ~Christians, on the day when Saladine made his surprizal, 423 10, 9| at Pavia, it chanced on a day, that Signior Thorello had~ ~ 424 10, 9| morrow is the~ ~very last day, that I am to be absent. 425 10, 10| to the contrary,~ ~this day was dedicated to none but 426 10, 10| sight, and observed every day; that~ ~daughters doe resemble 427 10, 10| When the appointed nuptiall day was come, the Lord Marques, 428 10, 10| Feast: when the marriage day came, Grizelda, in her gowne 429 10, 10| happinesse, so long as I have a day to live with thee: a matter~ ~ 430 10, Song| went to~ ~bed. And when new day appeared, and all the world