Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |        not any woman, how noble, young, or faire soever shee was,~ ~
  2  Ind      |        to attend her,~ ~were hee young or otherwise, respect of
  3  Ind      |        many~ ~valiant and comely young men, whom none but Galen,
  4  Ind      |          thence~ ~seven discrete young Gentlewomen, all allyed
  5  Ind      |          among the Ladies, three young~ ~Gentlemen came foorth
  6  Ind      |        of the Church (yet not so young, but the~ ~youngest had
  7  Ind      |         three so wise and worthy young Gentlemen, who~ ~will gladly
  8  Ind      |        the other) was a pleasant young gallant, and~ ~full of infinite
  9  Ind      |      Ladies,~ ~and the other two young Gentlemen (having sent their
 10    1,    4|          had beene the gallant~ ~young Monke; but finding it to
 11    1,    4|        fleshly desires, then the young Monke before~ ~had done;
 12    1,    4|        This is a delicate sweete young Damosell,~ ~and here is
 13    1,    4|          her often.~ ~ Our lusty young novice Monke, whom the Abbot
 14    1,    4|      Brethren, in what manner we young Monkes ought to use~ ~women,
 15    1,    8|          delaying) thus beganne. Young Ladies, it~ ~hath often
 16    1,    9|      speake: Honest and vertuous young Ladies, like as~ ~the Starres (
 17    1,    9|         to feede on Lupines, and young Onions or Leekes, and~ ~
 18    1,    9|     Madam Philomena, a most wise young Lady, shall governe~ ~as
 19    2,    2|      Chasteau Guillaume, lived a young Lady, who was a~ ~widdow,
 20    2,    3|          OF FORTUNE~ ~ ~ ~ Three young Gentlemen, being Brethren,
 21    2,    3|        the rest, theyr Wives and young children being sent thence,~ ~
 22    2,    3|      foorth of Bruges, hee saw a young Abbot~ ~also journeying
 23    2,    3|      that he was a very~ ~comely young man, so affable, lovely,
 24    2,    3|         to Alessandro) is this~ ~young Gentleman standing by me,
 25    2,    5|          Perouse or~ ~Perugia, a young man, named Andrea de Piero,
 26    2,    5|         It came to passe, that a young Sicillian wench (very beautifull,
 27    2,    5|        so she went on. With this young wanton there was (at the
 28    2,    5|       time, shee returned to her young~ ~Cammerado; and Andrea
 29    2,    5|         him to Naples. The witty young housewife, being thorowly~ ~
 30    2,    5|          of service.~ ~Calling a young crafty Girle to her, whom
 31    2,    5|            ascended, the cunning young Queane gave a call to her
 32    2,    5|        entertaine~ ~him. She was young, very beautifull, comely
 33    2,    5|        amended.~ ~ Being left so young at Palermo, and growing (
 34    2,    5|         himselfe) the custome of young people, who~ ~are easily
 35    2,    5|       whereby the day before the young Gyrle had guided him,~ ~
 36    2,    6|    foorth, where she~ ~found two young Kids, yeaned (as it seemed)
 37    2,    6|      being followed by~ ~the two young Goates and their Damme;
 38    2,    6|        now fallen with the two~ ~young Laddes; after long lamenting,
 39    2,    6|     warily~ ~observe.~ ~ The two young Laddes, verie poorely garmented,
 40    2,    6|  beautifull and amiable she was, young likewise, aged but~ ~little
 41    2,    6|     remember, that once he was~ ~young and measure others offences
 42    2,    7|       the Duke of Athens, beeing young, goodly, and valiant of~ ~
 43    2,    7|         in this case.~ ~ The two young Lords knew all this matter,
 44    2,    7|        was a brave and~ ~gallant young man, upon a review of the
 45    2,    8|         lascivious appetite, her young,~ ~gallant, and over-ready
 46    2,    8|         looking advisedly on the young Girle beganne to grow~ ~
 47    2,    8|         wherein he excelled many young Gentlemen.~ ~Endued he was
 48    2,    8|          brought unto him, being young~ ~in yeeres, but well experienced
 49    2,    8|          Chamber, which when the young Gentleman perceived, and
 50    2,    8|     extraordinary affection to a young Maiden, in some such place~ ~
 51    2,    8|          of such a Sonne.~ ~ The young Gentleman having heard these
 52    2,    8|    referre the matter to me. The young Gentleman,~ ~being put in
 53    2,    8|         the Countrey people, the young Lady accepted to be her~ ~
 54    2,    8|        hee~ ~understoode, that a young Gentlewoman, named Gianetta,
 55    2,    9|        of~ ~person, and yet very young, quicke, quaint, milde,
 56    2,    9|  communing together, there was a young~ ~proper man, named Ambroginolo
 57    2,    9|        sweetly sleeping, and her young Daughter in like~ ~manner
 58    2,   10|         dayly~ ~documents to his young wife, wherewith (poore soule)
 59    2,   10|        beheld there so faire a~ ~young Woman, he coveted after
 60    2,   10|          from me; because I am a young man, and can as~ ~well maintaine
 61    2,   10|       matters requisite for such young women,~ ~beside allowance
 62    2,   10|      folly, in marying a wife so young, and far unfit for his age
 63    2,   10|          become of his gallant~ ~young wife, making hornes, with
 64    3,  Ind|      other Ladies, and the three young Gentlemen, taking~ ~their
 65    3,    1|        him to be an hansome man, young, lusty,~ ~well-limbde and
 66    3,    4|          yeare, there returned a young Scholler~ ~from Paris, named
 67    3,    4|     regard and reverence.~ ~ The young man continuing his resort
 68    3,    4|     would trust her selfe in the young mans company, but onely
 69    3,    4|         abated the edge~ ~of the young mans appetite. After infinite
 70    3,    5|     lived in Pistoya likewise, a young man,~ ~named Ricciardo,
 71    3,    6|     Catulla wife to as gallant a young~ ~Gentleman, called Philippello
 72    3,    7|        there dwelt in Florence a young Gentleman, named~ ~Theobaido
 73    3,    7|      might be, he espied a faire young woman, who~ ~carried a light
 74    3,    7|      them speaking thus to~ ~the young woman. Now we may boldly
 75    3,    7|        affected an~ ~unfortunate young Gentleman, who (in secret)
 76    3,    7|        Pilgrime, the unfortinate young Gentleman that~ ~is slaine,
 77    3,    7|       power. Was hee not a noble young Gentleman?~ ~Was he (among
 78    3,    8|         to so faire and goodly a young woman as you are, to be~ ~
 79    3,    8|      againe to her House, with a young Sonne which shee had by
 80    3,    8|          but onely to attend her young Sonne, and be~ ~very carefull
 81    3,    8|  concerning the birth of another young Sonne, whom (according as
 82    3,    9|       where hee made~ ~love to a young Gentlewoman. Juliet, by
 83    3,    9|            one onely Sonne, very young in yeares, yet of towardly
 84    3,    9|         fixed her affection upon young Bertrand, with~ ~such an
 85    3,    9|         Old Count Isnarde dying, young Bertrand fell as~ ~a Ward
 86    3,    9|          no little discomfort of young~ ~Juliet, who became greevously
 87    3,    9|        because she would see the young Count, awaiting but~ ~time
 88    3,    9|     faire, comely, and discreete young~ ~Gentlewoman; wherefore,
 89    3,    9|        be despised, because I am young,~ ~and a Maiden; for my
 90    3,    9|       the King gladly~ ~granted. Young Juliet began to minister
 91    3,    9|          King to~ ~grant her the young Count, but in regard of
 92    3,    9|         a neighbour of~ ~hers, a young Gentlewoman, but very poore
 93    3,   10|      pious hermit, seeing her so young and fair, was afraid lest~ ~
 94    3,   10|            came to the cell of a young hermit, a very pious and
 95    3,   10|          a certain~ ~Neerbale, a young man who had wasted his patrimony
 96    3,   10|          still is.~ ~ Wherefore, young ladies, I beseech you if
 97    3,   10|           the Connies, Kids, and young Hindes skipping every where~ ~
 98    4,    1|          be wished in any woman, young, queintly disposed,~ ~and
 99    4,    1|  heedfully observed. There was a young Gentleman among all the
100    4,    1|     enough in their love.~ ~ The young Gentleman, though poore,
101    4,    1|         converse with that silly young man Guiscardo, one of~ ~
102    4,    1|     mighty power,~ ~not onely in young people, but also in them
103    4,    2|              Fryar Albert made a young Venetian Gentlewoman beleeve,
104    4,    2|      more. It fortuned, that a~ ~young Gentlewoman, being somewhat
105    4,    2|       but I espied a very goodly young~ ~Lad standing by me, holding
106    4,    3|         to passe, that two other young Gallants, the one named~ ~
107    4,    3|   betweene him and the other two young Gentlemen,~ ~maintaining
108    4,    4|       best favouring windes. The young~ ~Princesse, who understood
109    4,    5|        Messina there dwelt three young men, Brethren, and Merchants
110    4,    5|         a Sister named Isabella, young, beautifull,~ ~and well
111    4,    5|            vanished away.~ ~ The young Damosell awaking, and giving
112    4,    6|         LOVE~ ~ ~ ~ A beautifull young Virgine, named Andreana,
113    4,    6|          became enamoured of a~ ~young Gentleman called Gabriello.
114    4,    6|      named~ ~Gabriello; a comely young Gentleman, of affable complexion,
115    4,    6|      became there possessed of a young~ ~Hinde, the verie loveliest
116    4,    6|          account of them.~ ~ The young Maiden, who was still dismayed
117    4,    7|        our City of~ ~Florence, a young and beautifull Damosell,
118    4,    7|         then her selfe, a proper young~ ~springall, named Pasquino,
119    4,    8|        then well agreed with our young blood. Since~ ~when, you
120    4,   10|         marrie with a beautifull young Mayden of the~ ~City, bestowing
121    4,   10|  imputation, to bee layde on the young Women,~ ~who gladdely would
122    4,   10|         speake uprightly of this young married Wife, she declared
123    4,   10|     plucking him by the nose and young~ ~beard, and what else she
124    5,  Ind|      likewise did, and the three young~ ~Gentlemen descending downe
125    5,    1|         espied a very beautifull young Damosell, seeming~ ~to be
126    5,    1|        time, it chanced that the young~ ~Damosel (who was named
127    5,    1|      felt till~ ~then. Which the young Gentlewoman well noting,
128    5,    1|         he prevailed with divers young~ ~Gentlemen his friends,
129    5,    1|       his taking to wife a faire young~ ~Gentlewoman of Rhodes,
130    5,    2|         a Towne called Susa. The young~ ~Damosell knew not whether
131    5,    2|         Christian Fishermen. The young~ ~Maiden (albeit she was
132    5,    2|          Mariabdela: there was a young Lord of great birth, and
133    5,    3|     after they had~ ~fed on some young Kids, and other flesh which
134    5,    3|        become of (quoth hee) our young~ ~Gentlewoman, which came
135    5,    4|        their owne Sonne.~ ~ This young Gallant, perceiving the
136    5,    4|       the Garden Gallery? Is her young~ ~blood to be compared with
137    5,    5|       fell both in love with the young Maiden, and fought for her;~ ~
138    5,    5|         taking with him also the young Girle, which~ ~Guidotto
139    5,    5|        the rest) two very honest young men, of~ ~good fame and
140    5,    5|    Minghole. Either of these two young men, before the~ ~Maide
141    5,    5|          and finding the~ ~faire young Maiden sitting in the Hall,
142    5,    5|        friends, and~ ~seeing the young Damosell brought well-neere
143    5,    5|        sustained. Concerning the young Damosell remaining in my
144    5,    5|         must needs be the~ ~same young Mayden, for I was there
145    5,    6|     familiarly conversing with a young~ ~Damosell, which he loved;
146    5,    6|          time) certaine Sicilian young Gentlemen, which~ ~came
147    5,    6|          Sicille, who was~ ~then young and joviall, and could not
148    5,    6|       such a goodly and compleat young man: but the poore infortunate
149    5,    6|     compare. Then looking on the young man, thus he~ ~saide within
150    5,    6|          wherin have those poore young couple offended you, that~ ~
151    5,    6| transported with~ ~anger.~ ~ The young Gentleman, is the Sonne
152    5,    6|         this Countrey. The faire young Damosell, is the~ ~Daughter
153    5,    6|         love, and in such lovely young people as they are.) Canst
154    5,    7|      within the same Dominion, a young Gentleman, named~ ~Signior
155    5,    7|         haste.~ ~ Pedro, who was young, and likewise Violenta,
156    5,    7|       for his Wife, to know what young~ ~childe cryed in his House.
157    5,    7|           owne Daughter, and her young Sonne, the servant readier
158    5,    7|        all the Citizens, and the young~ ~married couple nourished
159    5,    7|     Sonne, Daughter, and~ ~their young Sonne, went aboard, sayling
160    5,    8|    Knight desperately~ ~pursue a young Damosell; whom he slew,
161    5,    8|        fitting for marriage, (as young Gallants are easily apt
162    5,    8|  spreading~ ~trees, hee espyed a young Damosell come running towards
163    5,    9|        poverty.~ ~ Hereupon, the young Gentleman her Sonne, taking
164    5,    9|         a short while after, the young~ ~Gentleman, became very
165    5,   10|        in the meane while) had a young man whom shee loved, at
166    5,   10| returning home on a sodaine, the young man was hidden under~ ~a
167    5,   10|      aged, then~ ~when they were young. But women serve onely for
168    5,   10|    commendation of such as are~ ~young, the daintiest morsels are
169    5,   10|         and coveting to hide the young~ ~man, that her Husband
170    5,   10|         the deede. And after the young man was indifferently~ ~
171    5,   10|        into the entry, where the young man lay hidden under the
172    5,   10|      Asse set his foote on the~ ~young mans fingers, treading so
173    5,   10|         old sacke, he espyed the young man, who, beside the~ ~painefull
174    5,   10|      speeches, holding still the young man~ ~before her face, meerely
175    5,   10|       eate, for doubtlesse, this young man and thy selfe fell~ ~
176    6,    4|         finding her to be~ ~both young and fat, he sent it to his
177    6,    4|       savour; it fortuned that a young Woman dwelling not far~ ~
178    6,    6|   Michiele Scalza proves to some young men that the family of the~ ~
179    6,    6|               Michiele Scalza, a young Florentine, had so facetious
180    6,    7|        Pugliese, shee loving the young Gallant, as her owne~ ~life,
181    6,   10|          that I (being then very young) was sent by my Superiour,~ ~
182    7,    2|         Wife, a fayre and lustie young Woman, being named~ ~Peronella.-
183    7,    2|         passe, that a~ ~certayne young man, well observing the
184    7,    2|   Striguario (so was the amorous young~ ~man named) visiting Peronella
185    7,    4|        who enjoyed in marriage a young beautifull~ ~woman, called
186    7,    4|         came so to passe, that a young~ ~Gallant made meanes to
187    7,    5|      should gaine a sight of the young~ ~Gentleman, and finde an
188    7,    5|          to send you a Novice or young Clearke of mine,~ ~whom
189    7,    5|       familiarly together. The~ ~young Gentleman being no dullard,
190    7,    6|     Husband; grew enamoured of a young Gentleman, called~ ~Lionello,
191    7,    6|      affrighted till now; for, a young Gentleman, of whence, or
192    7,    7|          and good opinion of the young~ ~Gentleman; that Anichino
193    7,    8|    forward in~ ~affection with a young Gentleman, called Signior
194    7,    9|         Nicostratus~ ~wayted two young Gentlemen, as Pages of his
195    8,    6|         Buffalmaco, did steale a young Brawne from Calandrino,
196    8,    6|        there in store, hee had a young~ ~Boare readie fatted for
197    8,    6|       before the Church; as well young~ ~Florentynes (who purposely
198    8,    6|      told me, that thou keptst a young Lad heere to~ ~do thee service,
199    8,    7|         DISGRACING THEM~ ~ ~ ~ A young Gentleman being a Scholler,
200    8,    7|      bare affection to a gallant young~ ~Gentleman, whom she had
201    8,    7|         verie same time, another young Gentleman of our~ ~Citie,
202    8,    7|         house, having two of his young Heyfers wandred astray,
203    8,    8|        long since in Sienna, two young men, of honest~ ~parentage
204    8,    9|         one of the most delicate young women, that ever anie~ ~
205    8,    9|         one night, we met with a young Bona Roba, a paltry~ ~greene-sicknesse
206    8,   10|          and policie, deceived a young Merchant, called Salabetto,
207    8,   10|          long time since, that a young Florentine of~ ~ours, named
208    8, Song|        the~ ~Ladies, as also the young Gentlemen, willing to go
209    9,    2|       whose governement the same young Nunne~ ~was, of whom I am
210    9,    2|      grate, became enamored of a young Gentleman, being then in
211    9,    2|       nor speake one word.~ ~The young Nunne Isabella, was raised
212    9,    3|       poore Isabella~ ~the faire young Nunne, from the bitter reprehensions
213    9,    3|        Water,~ ~and sent it by a young Damosell unto Maister Doctor,
214    9,    4|       not many yeeres since, two young men of~ ~equall age, both
215    9,    4|     goodly and faire conditioned young Gentleman)~ ~apparently
216    9,    5|   extraordinarily enamoured of a young Damosell,~ ~named Nicholetta.
217    9,    5|        She was a very beautifull young woman,~ ~wearing garments
218    9,    5|        the wife or friend to our young master~ ~Phillippo, with
219    9,    5|        art thou~ ~neighing after young wenches? hast thou not worke
220    9,    6|       children, the one a comely young maiden, aged about fifteene
221    9,    6|         being none of the wisest young men in the~ ~world, perceiving
222    9,    9|    offended with~ ~another. I am young, wealthy, well derived by
223    9,   10|         for him, and an handsome young woman which he had to his
224    9,   10|   convert my~ ~Mule into a faire young woman, to give mee much
225    9,   10|      without her company.~ ~ The young woman wondring at these
226   10,    3|        advised by mee. Lusty and young, as now~ ~thou art, thou
227   10,    6|      rather the giddy folly of a young braine.~ ~ Moreover you
228   10,    7|    bestowed her in marriage on a young~ ~Gentleman, who was called
229   10,    8|   Chremes died, whereat both the young~ ~Gentlemen conceived such
230   10,    8|         bestowed her on a rich~ ~young man: Gisippus hath given
231   10,    8|          by point. That I~ ~am a young man and a Philosophe, as
232   10,    9|         departure, and calling a young Page that waited on none
233   10,   10|          man of them al,~ ~was a young Noble Lord, named Gualtiero,
234   10,   10|        by the body of a~ ~comely young Gentlewoman, who he knew
235   10,   10|        King of~ ~France. And the young Bride apparantly declared,
236   10,   10|    foolishly, and according to a young giddie~ ~braine, when he
237   10,   10|      they came along,~ ~that the young Virgin (knowne to none but
238   10,   10|         her brother likewise, as young as he was, yet not knowing