Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |         saying, that there was no~ ~better physicke against the pestilence,
  2  Ind      |             and divers, who were of better~ ~condition, as it was most
  3  Ind      |            they not there deny us~ ~better beauties to gaze on, then
  4  Ind      |        greatly doubt (if we have no better direction then~ ~our owne)
  5  Ind      |      mockage of them; but when they better perceived that her~ ~words
  6  Ind      |           wit (faire Ladies) hath~ ~better guided us hither, then our
  7  Ind      |          proceeding on from good to better, our company may live in~ ~
  8    1,    1|          arising still from good to better.~ ~ Well hast thou done
  9    1,    1|          the house of my soule, for better~ ~entertainement to my Lord
 10    1,    2|           thy Faith and Religion is better then mine, as with no meane~ ~
 11    1,    2|            must needes be~ ~in much better condition at Rome, because
 12    1,    4|       Monastery, which sometime was better furnished with~ ~holinesse
 13    1,    4|           open the doore; but (upon better consideration) hee conceyved
 14    1,    4|         somewhat would ensue to his better comfort; but~ ~when he beheld
 15    1,    5|            onely: wherein to be the better resolved, turning a merry~ ~
 16    1,    6|            shew;) yet he was a much better Inquisitor after them that
 17    1,    6|         foolishly from him, then in better judgement~ ~they could have
 18    1,    6|           himselfe did never drinke better. Which words (by some~ ~
 19    1,    6|     commonly he could light on no~ ~better fortune (because vertue
 20    1,    7|      detestable qualities, they are better beloved~ ~and respected
 21    1,    7|           to bid all~ ~your friends better welcome, then hitherto they
 22    1,    9|      demanded of them; it were much better for them~ ~to be silent.
 23    1,    9|           time is taken before, the better preparation~ ~may bee made
 24    1,    9|       please to appoint, may be the better fitted for~ ~the morrow:
 25    1,    9|            we are~ ~to speake, that better premeditation may passe
 26    2,    1|            but indeede, he~ ~knowes better how to dissemble counterfet
 27    2,    3|           seene any man before that better~ ~pleased him. Calling him
 28    2,    3|          for one night, insted of a better. But mine Host (quoth Alessandro)~ ~
 29    2,    3|            Father (as you know much better then any other) everie one
 30    2,    5|           not~ ~containing a man of better merit. Whereupon he answered
 31    2,    5|           heereafter himselfe shall better acquaint you withal. Thus
 32    2,    5|          And because I held it much better beseeming my~ ~condition,
 33    2,    5|         whatsoever she saide, farre better then~ ~before.~ ~ Their
 34    2,    5|          myred him.~ ~ Now for your better understanding the quality
 35    2,    5|            with his hands for his~ ~better safety; and the Watch at
 36    2,    6|           former dayes past in much better manner.~ ~Heere she resolved
 37    2,    6|            so, hee might have the~ ~better meanes of mercie, and closely
 38    2,    6|         greatly~ ~thereat, making a better recollection of his thoughts,
 39    2,    6|         that he had not before bene better~ ~advised, he threw his
 40    2,    6|             circumstance, began the better to credit her words. And~ ~
 41    2,    7|            the~ ~last) they came to better knowledge of themselves.
 42    2,    7|           the elder being in little better case, by~ ~receiving so
 43    2,    7|             intent: Hereupon, the~ ~better to colour his present returne
 44    2,    7|     together, that they~ ~might the better be reputed as man and wife;
 45    2,    7|         well stept into yeeres, and better stored with wisedome then
 46    2,    7|       memory might be quickned with better knowledge of you.~ ~The
 47    2,    7|             of~ ~my misfortunes, at better leysure will report.~ ~
 48    2,    8|              but~ ~recollecting his better thoughts together, and knowing
 49    2,    8|          soule,~ ~that no one could better further his hopes, then
 50    2,    8|          and when thy strength is~ ~better restored, then referre the
 51    2,    8|             marriage: accounting it better, for preservation of their~ ~
 52    2,    8|          man, because he loved them better then their~ ~Master did;
 53    2,    8|            Count to be garmented in better manner, but in no wise he
 54    2,    9|           or~ ~Gentleman, could bee better served at his Table, then
 55    2,    9|            willingly yeeld (for the better~ ~assurance of my wifes
 56    2,    9|           da Finale. There shee had better apparrell~ ~bestowne on
 57    2,    9|              the Merchants (for the better sale of their goods) might
 58    2,    9|             the wager. But hee, who better~ ~deserved to be punished
 59    2,    9|        meane order, which soone was better altered~ ~by her appointment,
 60    2,    9|           desiring such garments as better fitted~ ~for her, and shewing
 61    2,   10|            Christian faith) a judge better~ ~stored with wisedome and
 62    2,   10|           quoth Ricciardo? Consider better what you say,~ ~looke more
 63    2,   10|            and civill conversation, better agreeing~ ~with a youthfull
 64    2,   10|             age, when the~ ~body is better able to endure them, and
 65    2,   10|             heereafter to give thee better contentment. Wherefore~ ~(
 66    2,   10|          you will strive to give me better~ ~contentment then you have
 67    3,    1|            with such women? It were better for him~ ~to dwell among
 68    3,    1|       wherein shee intended~ ~to be better resolved, almost falling
 69    3,    1|            finde some meanes for my better ease. The Abbesse bearing
 70    3,    2|           the end that he might the better know him the next~ ~morning,
 71    3,    3|     treasure, he understood nothing better, then~ ~to open skeines
 72    3,    3|             find some other for her better~ ~satisfaction, who might
 73    3,    3|          the pitty) who perhaps are better disposed to such suites~ ~
 74    3,    3|         said; He would afterward be better advised. So departing from
 75    3,    3|         husband, as no woman can be better stored then I am. Wherefore
 76    3,    3|              Now began she to seeme better comforted, and forbearing
 77    3,    3|            her devices grew~ ~still better and better; nothing now
 78    3,    3|             grew~ ~still better and better; nothing now wanting, but
 79    3,    3|      admonishments might have had~ ~better successe in you, then as
 80    3,    4|           good estate, to a seeming better; doe become~ ~in much worse
 81    3,    4|         since, as the accident will better~ ~acquaint you withall.~ ~
 82    3,    5|           if I had thought, that no better successe would have ensued
 83    3,    5|         that among many of her much better meditations, shee~ ~was
 84    3,    6|               Lady, I hope you have better opinion of my wit, then
 85    3,    6|             woman whatsoever should better schoole him.~ ~Ricciardo
 86    3,    6|           loving you, subtilty hath better taught~ ~me, and I am your
 87    3,    7|           ende, that~ ~you may take better knowledge of them, then (
 88    3,    7|             if~ ~they entred into a better consideration, understanding
 89    3,    7|        shall tell you, and may much better be by you performed.~ ~Namely,
 90    3,    7|          formerly imagined.~ ~ Some better assurance getting possession
 91    3,    7|         shall heare tydings to your better~ ~contentment. And questionlesse,
 92    3,    7|        night, and acquaint you~ ~at better leysure, in such things
 93    3,    7|   especially Hermelina, who~ ~knew (better then the rest) on whom she
 94    3,    8|           Purgatory: wherefore, the better to countenance all passed~ ~
 95    3,    8|     jealousie dearely, to teach him better~ ~wisedome hereafter.~ ~
 96    3,    9|            to bestowe my selfe much better~ ~then so. Why? quoth the
 97    3,    9|           hee that she had store of better~ ~beseeming garments in
 98    3,   10|           hearing it, you may~ ~the better understand that albeit Love
 99    3,   10|            wolf will rule the sheep better than the sheep ruled the~ ~
100    3,   10|          sooner remedied, for the~ ~better satisfaction of the company,
101    4,    1|            albeit it had beene much better, if he had had at all) whom
102    4,    1|           the doore her~ ~selfe for better security. Then opened she
103    4,    1|        delights, according to the~ ~better ability of strength, which
104    4,    2|            his wings, to come the~ ~better acquainted with him. It
105    4,    2|             or any other~ ~forme of better advice. Which being so done,
106    4,    3|             yet the ending~ ~proved better, and I could wish, that
107    4,    3|              Lady, do you tell us a better tale, if possible it may
108    4,    3|             if she gave him not the better satisfaction, to cleare
109    4,    6|        Wherefore,~ ~I hold it farre better for you, to comfort your
110    4,    7|           was not supplied~ ~by any better means, then to maintaine
111    4,    7|             the like Timber, one no better in birth then her selfe,
112    4,    7|              but affection grew the better~ ~setled in them both, by
113    4,    7|           saying; that there was no better thing in the world to cleanse~ ~
114    4,    7|        originall to the ending: the better to make the case~ ~understood,
115    4,    7|          while together: but, uppon better~ ~recollection of his spirits,
116    4,    8|           this~ ~wretched life to a better. The Tutors and Governours
117    4,    8|          and so we~ ~shall have the better meanes, to match him with
118    4,    9|             all my life I was never better~ ~pleased. Now trust mee
119    4,   10|          neere ending. Now, for the better shutting it up altogether,
120    4,   10|     contempt,~ ~and he accounted no better but even as a theeving and
121    4,   10|              that it might take the better effect; she graced~ ~with
122    4,   10|        become open, he thought it~ ~better, least some other sinister
123    4,   10|        discreet manner, as you will better conceive by the~ ~successe.~ ~
124    4,   10|         answered with a smile. Much better had it bin, if thy~ ~follies
125    4,   10|           on her head, that knoweth better then any~ ~other, how to
126    4,   10|           the end that ye~ ~may the better remember your selfe, concerning
127    5,    1|             Ideot or Foole,) and no better hope to be expected of him.
128    5,    1|        whereas~ ~(before) he was no better then a beast: not onely
129    5,    1|            title to you, and~ ~much better doe deserve to enjoy you,
130    5,    2|          untill he was rich, and in better condition.~ ~ In the nature
131    5,    2|             sodainly, to looke with better advice about her,~ ~shee
132    5,    2|       heaven shall blesse thee with better~ ~fortune: and as she promised,
133    5,    3|         noise, which~ ~made her the better hope of their departure,
134    5,    3|       dismaied, fearing to speed no better then his~ ~Horse had done,
135    5,    3|            about, where he might in better manner releeve himselfe.~ ~
136    5,    4|           then thy rest will be the better. No~ ~Mother, quoth Catharina,
137    5,    4|       hither, we will provide you a better for~ ~your backe returning.~ ~
138    5,    5|             the Mayden: he grew the better contented,~ ~resolving with
139    5,    6|         could not be pleased with a better gift;~ ~wherefore, they
140    5,    6|               not in expectation of better tydings from Ischia, but
141    5,    6|           that thou mayest take the better knowledge of them,~ ~and
142    5,    7|             whereby they might both better releeve themselves. Signior~ ~
143    5,    7|           Violenta, so we were in a better place of safety. These~ ~
144    5,    8|            Which that you may the~ ~better know, and learne likewise
145    5,    8|             to kill~ ~himselfe. But better thoughts supplanting those
146    5,    9|         Fortunes unto her, became a better husband (for the~ ~world)
147    5,   10|           time, and employ it the~ ~better while wee have it. For,
148    5,   10|               thy minde, and knowes better to advise thee then I doe.
149    5,   10|          apace. But Pedro, having a better will to eate, then to~ ~
150    6,  Ind|            impudence) and give your better leave to answere; then turning
151    6,    1|         Knight, being (perchance) a better understander, then a~ ~Discourser;
152    6,    2|            Fortune hath made him no better then a Baker. And beleeve~ ~
153    6,    2|            base a conveyance hath~ ~better kept them, then the very
154    6,    3|             looke to bee payde with better money.~ ~ These words being
155    6,    5|        because the poore man had no better) which did~ ~more mishape
156    6,    7|      meaning to be revenged by some better way.~ ~Such was the heate
157    6,    7|              are able to yeeld much better content and satisfaction
158    6,    8|          did, shee would~ ~conceive better of her selfe, then ever
159    6,    9|           materiall consequence, as better hath not this day past among
160    6,    9|           times could not yeeld a~ ~better: He was also a most absolute
161    6,    9|        their ignorance, by his much better~ ~apprehension.~ ~
162    6,   10|           and therefore you may the better forbeare me.~ ~ Certaldo,
163    6,   10|       slavery) could have wisht for better garments, then he; or make~ ~
164    6,   10|         curst him for keeping it no better, and curst~ ~himselfe also,
165    6,   10|          have seene as~ ~good, or a better King among the Chessemen,
166    6,   10|             thereof, to some matter better~ ~suting with the day, and
167    7,    1|           therefore they agreed the better~ ~together. By meanes of
168    7,    1|            the other was kept for a better guest. In the meane~ ~time,
169    7,    1|              Monna Tessa, who was~ ~better acquainted with the knocke,
170    7,    1|             and~ ~went to Supper at better leysure. Oftentimes afterward,
171    7,    2|          yet thou hast bestowed a~ ~better blessing on me, in matching
172    7,    2|           Lazaro heard this, he was better contented then ever,~ ~and
173    7,    2|             Husband, for lacke of a better, and I will maintaine~ ~
174    7,    3|            fast the doore for their better~ ~safety: the Friar laide
175    7,    3|        answered Reynard, you have a better breath then I, and your~ ~
176    7,    4|              but that I know~ ~your better opinion of me, and how sildome
177    7,    4|            mightie: thought it much better, patiently to suffer~ ~the
178    7,    5|            holy Brother, who was at better leysure then hee. So to
179    7,    5|             therein (quoth hee) the better, and surely I am very~ ~
180    7,    5|        Remember thy selfe therefore better heereafter, become a~ ~true
181    7,    6|          because Lionello might the better heare her; returned her~ ~
182    7,    6|         noised abroad,~ ~to set the better colour on the businesse;
183    7,    7|         fully~ ~past, thou shalt in better manner perceive it. Adventure
184    7,    7|          may~ ~punish thee a little better then I have done.~ ~ Egano
185    7,    7|           you, you may love him the better,~ ~and respect him as you
186    7,    8| circumstance to them. And~ ~for the better proofe of his words, he
187    7,    8|            whore, as if we had~ ~no better knowledge of her. But by
188    7,    9|           my Lady, and therefore be better advised of thy words.~ ~
189    7,    9|        avoiding of ill example, and better testimonie~ ~of your owne
190    7,    9|        which shal make me hereafter better advised, in any thing what~ ~
191    7,    9|           private Chambers shall be better trusted, then an open blabing~ ~
192    7,   10|          the businesse, that having better meanes then his~ ~companion,
193    7,   10|            because they might (with better ease) returne backe to~ ~
194    8,    2|          injurie us. And for your~ ~better understanding what and who
195    8,    2|            with his owne hands, and better then all the countrey~ ~
196    8,    2|     Belcolore (quoth he) and much~ ~better then other men can, because
197    8,    2|           but my~ ~word shall be of better worth with you. Consider
198    8,    2|         without his Cloake, for his better ease. As commonly after~ ~
199    8,    2|            Boy left as a pledge for better remembrance,~ ~and because
200    8,    3|         heartily at the jest,~ ~the better to upholde it; would seeme
201    8,    3|           this time) being somewhat better come to himselfe,~ ~with
202    8,    5|          risen out of his bed: when better~ ~bethinking himselfe on
203    8,    5|           never~ ~merit to have any better entertainment. Wherefore,
204    8,    6|       certaine~ ~Engines, for their better entering into Calandrinoes
205    8,    6|         heere present: it were much better for him~ ~or them that have
206    8,    6|          shall receive another, the better~ ~to cleare your beleefe
207    8,    7|        greater wisedome, and be the better warned by their mishaps.~ ~
208    8,    7|          for him, into a place much better beseeming, and where they
209    8,    7|            drawing on; they had the better hope of affecting his safty,~ ~
210    8,    7|         friend. Afterward for~ ~the better pleasing of himselfe, he
211    8,    7|         from off the Tarras;~ ~till better thoughts wone possession
212    8,    7|       truely, Art thou any more, or better (setting aside thy~ ~borrowed
213    8,    7|            service: shee became the better comforted,~ ~entreating
214    8,    8|          him, deserved no other, or better recompence, but even to~ ~
215    8,    8|            Chest. But entering into better~ ~consideration, that so
216    8,    8|           the Chest, it requireth a better witte~ ~then mine, to tell
217    8,    9|        Loggerhead, and meerely no~ ~better then a Gregorian Animall:
218    8,    9|        merry manner as you see, and better then all the~ ~world is
219    8,    9|        perswaded: that if we had no better means, then our~ ~poore
220    8,    9|        lasting all night long, much better to be by you~ ~considered,
221    8,    9|     courtesies, when he might (with better hope) be bold to move the~ ~
222    8,    9|             sounder, and I dare the better~ ~adventure on your fidelity:
223    8,    9|            the towne, which is much better~ ~apprehended by rumination;
224    8,    9|       perceyve~ ~that you can farre better doe, then any man else living
225    8,    9|            for you.~ ~ And for your better information in every particulare;
226    8,    9|              taught Master Doctor~ ~better Wit, then all the Learned
227    8,   10|        affected him (he thought) in better manner, and no~ ~such misfortune
228    8,   10|             commodities, valewing~ ~better then three thousand more,
229    8,   10|           before, and therefore the better warranted from the~ ~like
230    8,   10|          you, that I have solde the better part of my whole estate,~ ~
231    9,    1|             hereafter you shall bee better acquainted, a neere Kinsman
232    9,    3|           to~ ~do; allowing it much better for him, to make merrie
233    9,    4|     out-facing mee, as if I were no better then~ ~thy fellow. Fortarigo
234    9,    4|         long with them, till he was better furnished from his Father.~ ~
235    9,    5|             their Wenches, who were better~ ~men then ever Phillippo
236    9,    5|           her very eye, and I am no better then a dead~ ~man. Be patient
237    9,    6|            in the world can wish no better,~ ~and I have kist her most
238    9,    6|          and respirations, such as (better) could bee hardly~ ~dissembled:
239    9,    7|            her husbands dreames the better for ever after.~ ~
240    9,    8|            after. Guiotto seeing no better fare, but being disapointed
241    9,    9|             received this reply. No better or truer advise could possibly
242    9,   10|              you should esteeme the better of mee, by how much I~ ~
243    9,   10|           friend might be lodged in better manner:~ ~Gossip John thus
244    9,   10|        Pietro) I can like my~ ~Mule better without a taile, then to
245    9,   10|           Ladies~ ~understanding it better, then Dioneus intended that
246    9,   10|         which (otherwise)~ ~ are no better then those of bruite beasts,
247   10,    2|         therefore it would bee much better for you, if you pleased
248   10,    2|              The~ ~Abbot, who had a better stomacke to eate, then any
249   10,    2|            and bestow on him some~ ~better meanes of maintenance, to
250   10,    3|           these parts, that knoweth better how to shew you Nathan~ ~
251   10,    3|           my~ ~soule: wherein I can better give thee counsell, then
252   10,    3|     needfull, opened the eyes of my better understanding, which~ ~internall
253   10,    3|           Wherefore, I hold it much better for me to give it away freely,
254   10,    3|           enstruct thee in a much~ ~better course, if thou wilt be
255   10,    4|                Her spirits being in better manner met together, and
256   10,    5|          The Countrey of Fretulium, better knowne by the name of Forum
257   10,    5|        which caused~ ~him to be the better respected. His love to this
258   10,    5|            shall the speedier heare better answer~ ~from me, and I
259   10,    5|          month of May can yeelde no better. If he~ ~be not able to
260   10,    6|   disputation. For disputes do much better~ ~become the Colledges of
261   10,    6|           being unprovided~ ~of any better meanes) to take her away
262   10,    7|               And being assisted by better hopes, within a short while
263   10,    7|          Majestie doth know~ ~(much better then I am able to expresse)
264   10,    8|              Open the eyes of thy~ ~better understanding, and acknowledge
265   10,    8|           thy fancy to a place of~ ~better direction. Resist thy wanton
266   10,    8|            affect her,~ ~may be the better contented that it is I,
267   10,    8|             to whom could Fortune~ ~better guide her, and for which
268   10,    8|             so honest, yet he would better affect her~ ~himselfe, then
269   10,    8|      fervently affect her, as being better able to~ ~Judge of the perfections,
270   10,    8|          good~ ~before, tenne times better, and so preserve both thee
271   10,    8|       discourse of more moment, and better beseeming your attention.~ ~
272   10,    8|         concluded: that it was much better to~ ~accept Titus as their
273   10,    9|           the Christians, for the~ ~better recovery of the holy land,
274   10,    9|           Warre, that hee might the better provide~ ~for himselfe.
275   10,    9|          which meanes they were the better understoode; and~ ~Thorello
276   10,    9|           them company, or himselfe better provided for their~ ~entertainment,
277   10,    9|          they beleeving,~ ~were the better contented, and rode on directly
278   10,    9|               Marchandises, for the better confirmation of your beleefe,
279   10,    9|           by experience) hee became better informed.~ ~ When the time
280   10,    9|       receiving (by true arguments) better assurance of~ ~him, and
281   10,    9|       former countenance; and being better perswaded of him, tooke
282   10,   10|         more they lookt on her, the better they loved her,~ ~honouring
283   10,   10|          who (by her blood) were no better then beggers, and murmured~ ~
284   10,   10|            am~ ~already contracted, better beseeming my birth, and
285   10,   10|            for~ ~thee, who knowing (better then any other) all the
286   10,   10|         vaine) that Grizelda, might better be shut up in~ ~some Chamber,
287   10,   10|            smocke, could have found better succor somewhere else, rather~ ~