Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |      separatists from all~ ~other company, being shut up in such houses,
  2  Ind      |          attended by any seemly~ ~company, lights, teares, or the
  3  Ind      |           and be they alone or in company, by day or night, they~ ~
  4  Ind      |            them had a Love in the company, and said; Good Madam Pampinea
  5  Ind      |        being well worthy to keepe company not onely with us, but them
  6  Ind      |       intention, entreating their company in so pleasant a voyage.~ ~
  7  Ind      |           vouchsafe to beare them company.~ ~ The Gentlemen imagined
  8  Ind      |       modest.~ ~ This Pallace the company found fully fitted and prepared,
  9  Ind      |           this so long as~ ~their company continued, manifested to
 10  Ind      |          from good to better, our company may live in~ ~order and
 11  Ind      |       coole shade.~ ~ This jocund company having received licence
 12  Ind      |          spake:~ ~ You see (faire company) that the Sunne is highly
 13    1,    2|        was highly pleasing to the company,~ ~and much commended by
 14    1,    2|    perchance) I will beare thee~ ~company, and go along with thee
 15    1,    3|           allowed~ ~of by all the company; it pleased the Queene,
 16    1,    5|  necessary service required~ ~his company on the Seas, in a goodly
 17    1,    5|           she should expect his~ ~company on the morrow at dinner.
 18    1,    6|        done.~ ~ Being on a day in company, (very little differing
 19    1,    6|       Queene, and the rest of the company, to~ ~commend the invention
 20    1,    7|     discourse (faire and vertuous company) induceth me to tell~ ~you,
 21    1,    7|           divers occasions.~ ~ In company of other Genewayes with
 22    1,    9|           and all the rest in her company, being~ ~bashfully ashamed
 23    1,    9|        leave of~ ~her and all the company, and she blushing, as all
 24    1,    9|         said. For this day (faire company) there remaineth nothing~ ~
 25    1,    9|  confirmed to mee, so long as our company continueth; namely, that
 26    1,    9|           to the end, that if the company grew wearied by any~ ~of
 27    2,  Ind|          countenance to the whole company;~ ~commanded Madam Neiphila
 28    2,    2|        towards Verona, he fell in company with other Horsemen,~ ~seeming
 29    2,    2|          away that night in her~ ~company, she having secretly prepared
 30    2,    3|       kindely accepted into their company. Alessandro riding~ ~along
 31    2,    3|           if he pleased) in his~ ~company. Alessandro most humbly
 32    2,    3|          regard of her traine and company, hee reputed her to be both
 33    2,    3|         Knights, and none else in company but~ ~Alessandro, went before
 34    2,    5|          journeyed thither in the company of other Horse-coursers,
 35    2,    5|   crediting, and that~ ~he was in company of his owne Sister Fiordeliza (
 36    2,    5|         another~ ~man with him in company, both of them comming towards
 37    2,    5|         Priest being one~ ~in the company, boldly said. Why how now
 38    2,    5|         to his Inne, where al his company were with~ ~his Host, who
 39    2,    6|           Lady, having found some company in this~ ~solitary desart,
 40    2,    6|    Gentleman left his wife in her company, saying, that he would go
 41    2,    6|        owne Castle, Beritola kept company with the wife~ ~of Conrado,
 42    2,    6|           familiarly keeping them company.~ ~ Returne wee now to the
 43    2,    6|       because shee~ ~alwayes kept company with Conradoes wife; and
 44    2,    6|          gone the rest of their~ ~company, they made choise of a pleasant
 45    2,    6|        honour my Mother with your company, at a Feast of my making,~ ~
 46    2,    6|  Gasparino and~ ~his daughter, in company now with Conrado and his
 47    2,    6|    faithfull Nurse bearing~ ~them company. With prosperous windes
 48    2,    7|           Ladies that were of her company,~ ~and some other of her
 49    2,    7|          with such small store of company as was~ ~left her, fearefully
 50    2,    7|    ensuing, and the Lady in his~ ~company. When night was come, having
 51    2,    7|         kinde and most esteemed~ ~company. Yet one thing maketh my
 52    2,    7|        and respect I found in the company of those Gentlemen and their~ ~
 53    2,    8|           befall them, their best company ought~ ~to bee with beggers,
 54    2,    8|          beggers~ ~brats to keepe company with beggers. The Count
 55    2,    8|         tooke~ ~in the poore mans company; albeit he was offended
 56    2,    9|        female should fall into my company: I could easily forget my~ ~
 57    2,    9|       Bernardo, were I in private company with thy~ ~wife, howsoever
 58    2,    9|           she observed a worthy~ ~company of Merchants, Sicilians,
 59    2,    9|          continuer of them in her company,~ ~makes them alike in knowledge
 60    2,    9|          So committing her to the company of~ ~honourable Ladies,
 61    2,   10|             Gentlewomen, in whose company she was very well pleased.
 62    2,   10|    Calender, without enjoying any company of~ ~mine, for you heare
 63    2,   10|       entertained among the whole company, that~ ~each one smiling
 64    2,   10|        allow the enlarging of our company,~ ~with some other friends
 65    2,   10|           which being done, the~ ~company arose, licensing every one
 66    3,  Ind|         Queene (and all the faire company) were~ ~come abroad forth
 67    3,    2|         For proofe whereof, faire company, in a~ ~contrary kinde I
 68    3,    4|           selfe in the young mans company, but onely in~ ~her Fathers
 69    3,    6|         much commended by all the company: the Queene~ ~commanded
 70    3,    6|        that Madam Catulla (with a company of~ ~her friends) intended
 71    3,    7|        hand, and three men in her company,~ ~descending downe the
 72    3,    7|           thus spake.~ ~ Gracious company, there is no defect in this
 73    3,    7|           bin continually in your company, it seemes you~ ~are not
 74    3,    8|           her carfully out of all company, as one (indeede) very~ ~
 75    3,    8|         more to~ ~be seene in any company, but onely to attend her
 76    3,    9|        because she had lost~ ~the company of Bertrand.~ ~ Within some
 77    3,    9|    created Captaine of a worthy~ ~Company, and continuing there a
 78    3,    9|           horse-backe, with his~ ~company. Now, albeit shee knew him
 79    3,   10|        better satisfaction of the company, during the time of his~ ~
 80    4      |         King being risen, all the company arose likewise.~ ~When being
 81    4,    1|           with thine: for in what company else can I~ ~travaile more
 82    4,    2|          in~ ~the eyes of all the company; but it being finished,
 83    4,    2|          the~ ~inclination of the company, whereof shee was more respective
 84    4,    2|         as Lieger long~ ~time: in company of other Gentlewomen, went
 85    4,    2|          trusty brethren in~ ~his company, he went to the House of
 86    4,    2|          Madam Lisetta being in~ ~company with one of her Gossips,
 87    4,    2|           month, till she were in company with some other Gossips,
 88    4,    3|          treasure) shall beare us company~ ~to what place soever we
 89    4,    3|      suspition to be daily in his company, she thus answered. My hearts~ ~
 90    4,    4|      concluded her Novel, and the company~ ~complaining on Lovers
 91    4,    4|       resolutes which were in his company, thus he~ ~spake.~ ~ Gentlemen,
 92    4,    5|          tooke Lorenzo in~ ~their company, and when they were come
 93    4,    5|         thou canst not~ ~enjoy my company any more, because the very
 94    4,    5|          journey ney the City, in company of her trusty~ ~Nurse, who
 95    4,    6|         as you have lost his kind company here in this life, so shall~ ~
 96    4,    6|       desiring more the dead mans company, then theirs whom she had
 97    4,    7|     Simonida tooke along in her~ ~company, and came to the Garden
 98    4,    7|          all there present in his company,~ ~were silent for a long
 99    4,    8|         and frequenting dayly the company of his~ ~Schoole-fellowes
100    4,    8|           never well but in her~ ~company, nor she enjoyed any rest
101    4,    8|         not~ ~send him out of her company, one day (perhaps) he may
102    4,   10|          affoord to be out of her company. There is one especiall~ ~
103    4,   10|           as a theeving and lewde company.~ ~The Doctours Wife, had
104    4,   10|       gave leave unto the~ ~whole company (who were all risen) to
105    5,    1|           Gentlewoman refused his company, as dreading some acte of~ ~
106    5,    1| condiscended. And frequenting the company of civill youths,~ ~observing
107    5,    1|          her life must perish for company.~ ~ She continuing in these
108    5,    1|    apprehension of Chynon and his company,~ ~committing them to prison,
109    5,    1|           the Sea, remaining in~ ~company of those Ladies and Gentlewomen,
110    5,    1|      wanted now, but a convenient company to assist him, and~ ~the
111    5,    2|        kinde, that to be~ ~in his company, was her onely felicity.
112    5,    3|          not any one in the whole company, but much commended the~ ~
113    5,    3|        seeing her to~ ~be without company, the old man spake thus
114    5,    3|    replied; that she had lost her company in the Forrest, and enquired~ ~
115    5,    3|         fully hidden, but a great company of~ ~Theeves and Villaines,
116    5,    3|           a word. This disordered company, after they had~ ~fed on
117    5,    3|         being arrived, he found a company of Shepheards banquetting~ ~
118    5,    4|         commendations~ ~the whole company gave thereof; the Queene
119    5,    5|           Neighbour to supper, in company of~ ~divers his familiar
120    5,    5|           then a Gentleman in the company, named Guillemino da Medicina,
121    5,    5|           knowne~ ~to some in the company: whereto right willingly
122    5,    7|           then her Mother and her company, as much perhaps provoked
123    5,    7|          Amarigo, having beene in company of other Gentlemen, to flye
124    5,    8|        servants to forbeare his~ ~company, and suffer him to walke
125    5,    8|       hard matter,~ ~to gaine her company whom he so deerely affected;
126    5,    8|           came very nere unto the company, who cryed out with lowd~ ~
127    5,    8|         then any other in all the company. For now~ ~she could call
128    5,    9|          onely when he was in her company;~ ~wherefore, shee entred
129    5,    9|        where having no convenient company for her, he said. Madam,~ ~
130    5,   10|           I am de. bard of your~ ~company? I would I were the Wife
131    5,   10|           contentation of all the company; thus shee spake.~ ~ We
132    6,  Ind|           risen) caused all the~ ~Company to be called, walking forth
133    6,    1|          walking~ ~along with her company upon the way; and the place
134    6,    1|    lingering the time, untill her company was neerer arrived: hee~ ~
135    6,    3|    Discourse, and (by the whole~ ~company) the answere and bounty
136    6,    6|         it an honour to enjoy his company. Being one~ ~day at Mont
137    6,    7|          he tooke delight in~ ~my company, I ever made any curiosity,
138    6,    9|          in this manner.~ ~ Faire Company, you have this day disappointed
139    6,    9|          together, creating their company to~ ~consist of a certaine
140    6,    9|      Table, for the rest~ ~of the company. Oftentimes, they did honour
141    6,    9|  Feastivall dayes.~ ~ Among which company, there was one called, Signior
142    6,    9|           him and the rest of his company~ ~conceive, that the solitude
143    6,   10|           and came thither in his company; yet~ ~they concluded betweene
144    6,   10|        any of you. Moreover, your company, which hath bin most~ ~honest,
145    7,    3|            greatly curious of his company, so they were some of the
146    7,    3|         the sweet benefit of your company? Yes, said~ ~the Lady, why
147    7,    3|          that came thither in his company~ ~(because Friars were not
148    7,    5|       meant to do amisse, had the company of a secret Friend,~ ~who
149    7,    6|       Isabella, delighting in the company of her affected Friend,~ ~
150    7,    6|    Wondrously pleasing to all the company, was the reported Novell
151    7,    6|   Isabella~ ~now fit to enjoy his company: gallops thither with all
152    7,    7|        onely admired by all the~ ~company; but likewise passed with
153    7,    7|     Sepulcher, and~ ~comming into company where Lodovico was: much
154    7,    7|          had seene.~ ~ One in the company constantly avouched, that
155    7,    7|           allowance, to spare his company, and take no knowledge of
156    7,    8|          had small benefit of his company; shee grew very forward
157    7,    8|           the~ ~open more, and in company of some wanton Gallants?
158    7,    9|      evermore~ ~kept still in her company. So, locking fast the doore,
159    7,   10|          and they still keeping~ ~company, as they were wont to doe:
160    7,   10|        Crowne, as Queene of our~ ~Company. You shall henceforth command
161    7,   10|    turning her selfe to the whole Company, she began in this~ ~manner.~ ~
162    7, Song|          CHORUS SUNG BY THE WHOLE COMPANY~ ~ ~ ~ Wearisome is my life
163    7, Song|        gave occasion to the whole Company, to imagine, that~ ~some
164    8,    1|         alwayes used to keepe him company, in the neerest occasions
165    8,    1|          taking his friend in his company, went to visit~ ~Mistresse
166    8,    2|           that could dance in her company. All which so~ ~enflamed
167    8,    3|           time, he spent in the~ ~company of two other Painters, the
168    8,    3|      Counsell: he went into their company (the onely thing which Maso~ ~
169    8,    3|      could affoord to goe in your Company; onely~ ~to see how they
170    8,    4|        commendations of the whole company: the Queen turning her lookes
171    8,    4|         or wanton desires) and no company but her two Brethren, Gentlemen
172    8,    4|           or none cared for his~ ~company. And if any Woman seemed
173    8,    4|          great~ ~delight in their company, as being good Schollers,
174    8,    5|       would bring~ ~also in their company, such Scribes or Notaries,
175    8,    5|    therefore the fitter~ ~for his Company.~ ~ After he had met with
176    8,    6|           is best at ease without company.~ ~ As Bruno had propounded,
177    8,    6|        the next morning, a goodly company being~ ~assembled, under
178    8,    6|         of the Flaggon, all the~ ~company beeing set round, as in
179    8,    6|  Buffalmaco, Bruno, and the whole company, perceiving how he~ ~continued
180    8,    6|          there~ ~was a man in the company, who did eate and drinke
181    8,    7|    invited to a solemne Feast, in company~ ~of other his especiall
182    8,    7|          would gladly~ ~have your Company.~ ~ The amourous Friend
183    8,    7|           thou didst not injoy my company~ ~that unhappy night, yet
184    8,    7|             thou hadst bin in her company, and at the same place where
185    8,    8|           frequenting each others company~ ~daily. together; Spinelloccio
186    8,    8|      abroade~ ~without the others Company, and their houses allowed
187    8,    8|          apt occasion to leave my company, and then~ ~come hither
188    8,    9|       made one of a~ ~new created Company, who usually went to see
189    8,    9|      meanly proud of enjoying his company. One day, as~ ~they sate
190    8,    9|          each mans command of the company. The Basins,~ ~Ewers, Pots,
191    8,    9|         men bee desirous of their company: but for your easier~ ~comprehension,
192    8,    9|           to be accepted into the company.~ ~But yet he thought fit
193    8,    9|         live, except he~ ~had the company of Bruno. Who seeing himselfe
194    8,    9|     passed, he~ ~had bin with the Company which he did wot of. And
195    8,    9|         of the~ ~Corsicane Roving Company, to be one in so rare and
196    8,    9|         more I am in your Learned company, so much the faster am I
197    8,    9|         well, and to frequent the company of the~ ~Wise. A thousand
198    8,    9|   themselves happy by being in my company? If I~ ~ought any debts,
199    8,    9|      procure you to be one of our Company.~ ~ After this promise thus
200    8,    9|           his entrance into their company,~ ~Buffalmaco returned him
201    8,    9|          bring~ ~you along to the company. But if in all this time
202    8,    9|    remember, when having no other company but my boy, I went~ ~thorow
203    8,    9|         will~ ~be among the whole company, at the entertaining of
204    8,    9|       shall winne credite by your company. But be carefull I pray~ ~
205    8,    9|      evermore delighting in their company. Thus (as~ ~you have heard)
206    8,   10|          to bee familiar in their company,~ ~till from some they get
207    8,   10|            againe to frequent her company, she expressing all former
208    9,    1|         of freedome in this faire company (according to the~ ~injunction
209    9,    2|    Gentleman, being then in his~ ~company.~ ~ He likewise, beholding
210    9,    2|        very same night) had the~ ~company of a lusty Priest in bed
211    9,    3|            and every one of~ ~the company given thankes to Fortune,
212    9,    3|      Abide you heere to keepe him company, and I~ ~will walke along
213    9,    3|            with Bruno also in his company,~ ~and sitting downe on
214    9,    4|         his Wife, all the~ ~whole company hartily laughed at: but
215    9,    4|      indifferently, and finding~ ~company fit for the purpose, he
216    9,    5|       commendation of the whole~ ~Company: the Queene turned hir selfe
217    9,    5|             prety Damosell in his company (in regard he was unmarried)
218    9,    5|         to~ ~her, if hee be in my company. For Buffalmaco (quoth Calandrino)
219    9,    5|            that daily haunt the~ ~company of dainty Damosels, yet
220    9,    5|        Florence,~ ~where being in company with Calandrinoes Wife,
221    9,    5|        taking a yong woman in her company; shee went~ ~away with Nello
222    9,    5|       have I longed for thy sweet Company? And~ ~enjoying it now,
223    9,    7|       Queane, closely to have her company there, and is~ ~afraide
224    9,    8|        and such~ ~should have his company, albeit not invited, yet (
225    9,    8|           with you, and your good company. Wherto Messer~ ~Corso answered,
226    9,    9|           did. Having~ ~ridden in company some few dayes together,
227    9,    9|       Bridge, and because a great company of~ ~Horses and Mules (heavily
228    9,    9|       still to~ ~enjoy the others Company, they journeyed on, till
229    9,    9|         friend, and hath borne me company in all my travell: such~ ~
230    9,   10|          am I never~ ~without her company.~ ~ The young woman wondring
231    9,   10|           pleasing~ ~to the whole Company; who being all risen, by
232   10,    1|           the country, and in the company of Signior Rogiero, yet~ ~
233   10,    1|    immediatly after came into his company, making him beleeve, that
234   10,    2|            and~ ~likewise all his company and carriages with him.
235   10,    2|        the Lord Abbot and all his company,~ ~were served with costly
236   10,    3|        with few attendants in his company, and after three~ ~dayes
237   10,    3|         being loth to leave his~ ~company.~ ~ While thus Mithridanes
238   10,    4|     horsebacke, and found so good company~ ~attending for him (the
239   10,    4|    effected, he~ ~returned to his company, and used these speeches.~ ~
240   10,    4|          injury at all. The whole Company~ ~sitting at the Table (
241   10,    4|          as all the~ ~rest of the Company pany the like) who could
242   10,    5|            Not any one in all the Company, but extolled the worthy
243   10,    6|          them which came in his~ ~company) to sitte downe by him,
244   10,    6|   concluded, and the King and his Company remounted on~ ~horsebacke:
245   10,    7|            howbeit, some of the~ ~Company, affecting the Ghibelline
246   10,    7|       being admitted into~ ~their company, they expressed themselves
247   10,    8|           were both~ ~together in company.~ ~ Being each of them endued
248   10,    8|         having thee alwaies in my company,~ ~as my dearest friend
249   10,    9|         as it deserved by all the Company: the King, reserving~ ~the
250   10,    9|        this night~ ~to keepe them company, or himselfe better provided
251   10,    9|          awhile, and he~ ~keeping company with his three guests, brought
252   10,    9|        most honourable and worthy company, beeing afterwards Lodged
253   10,    9|       exceedingly, to leave~ ~the company of Thorello, so dearely
254   10,    9|           from Saladine and~ ~his company, who verily determined in
255   10,    9|          unto Geneway, he and his company boorded a Galley, and~ ~(
256   10,    9|        because I cannot beare you company, in regard of the~ ~businesse
257   10,    9|           taken off by any of the company, nor shewed any moderation
258   10,   10|           the presence of all his company, with his owne~ ~hands,
259   10,   10|           nursed at Bologna, in~ ~company of his sweete Sister. Whereat
260   10,   10|           who when shee came in~ ~company of other Gentlewomen, which
261   10,   10|            daughter, and a worthy company attending on them,~ ~arrived
262   10,   10|        morning, and then gave the company~ ~leave to rise. The Ladies
263   10, Song|       SUNG BY ALL THE REST OF THE COMPANY~ ~ ~ ~ If Love were free