Day, Novell

1    2,    2|  demaunding how~ ~the honest man fared. Madame, answered the Chamber-maide,
2    2,    5| apparance of present comfort. So fared it with~ ~Andrea, hee perswaded
3    2,   10|           they sate downe, and~ ~fared very daintily. Being risen
4    5,    3|          therefore, even~ ~as it fared with her friend Pedro, in
5    7,    6|         longing after change: so fared~ ~it with this Lady, named
6   10,    4|      such as love~ ~entirely: so fared it with Gentile, who being