Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |               just anger of God was~ ~sent upon us mortals. Some few
  2  Ind      |           convenient necessaries, and sent word to the place~ ~of their
  3  Ind      |               young Gentlemen (having sent their attending~ ~servants
  4    1,    1|      Burgundians:~ ~whereupon, having sent for him, thus he beganne.~ ~
  5    1,    1|           sicke, and the two brethren sent for~ ~Physitions to attend
  6    1,    1|           shall appeare, or else be~ ~sent to a more fearefull place;
  7    1,    3|               ensnare him. And having sent for him,~ ~entertained him
  8    1,    5|                Marquesse then lay; he sent her word that she should
  9    1,    6|                or in any kinde sort~ ~sent away, whose name was Bergamino,
 10    1,    6|               an indifferent while,~ ~sent forth one of his men, to
 11    2,    1|              againe. He hearing this, sent for a~ ~dozen of the Sergeants,
 12    2,    1|             so well with him, that he sent to have Martellino brought
 13    2,    2|              horsebacke, and word hee sent to~ ~the Lady, to spare
 14    2,    2|          death to life. Then the Lady sent him garments,~ ~which lately
 15    2,    2|         honourable giftes; and having sent for his~ ~dishonest Servant,
 16    2,    3|              such extreame necessity) sent him so good~ ~succour. Nor
 17    2,    3|            the Queene~ ~had no sooner sent out her command, but she
 18    2,    3|              usances in England; they sent a Nephew of theirs~ ~thither,
 19    2,    3|                and the~ ~monies still sent from Alessandro, supporting
 20    2,    3|              and young children being sent thence,~ ~some to one village,
 21    2,    4|            having vented them all, he sent~ ~a great summe of money
 22    2,    5|             her owne house, away shee sent the olde Pandresse~ ~about
 23    2,    5|             when evening drew on, she sent her to Andreas~ ~lodging,
 24    2,    5|        therefore, as she had formerly sent word to his Inne, that they~ ~
 25    2,    6|          Messer Gastarino d'Oria, who sent them together to~ ~his owne
 26    2,    6|              any longer dallying, hee sent in like manner for his Daughter.~ ~
 27    2,    6|          after, both the mothers were sent for, who were transported
 28    2,    6|                the Seas, tooke us and sent us home to his house as
 29    2,    6|              the Ambassador which was sent to Sicily, arrived there~ ~
 30    2,    6|           swift winged Bark was now~ ~sent thither (upon the happy
 31    2,    6|              Gentlemens welcome, thus sent to Madame Beritola and~ ~
 32    2,    7|                 The Soldan of Babylon sent one of his Daughters, to
 33    2,    7|         heaven, in this maner was she sent~ ~away.~ ~ The time being
 34    2,    7|                but also~ ~immediately sent her to him: a matter most
 35    2,    7|             Emperor of Constantinople sent~ ~his sonne Constantine,
 36    2,    7|            owne; seeming as if he was sent from~ ~the Duke, to conferre
 37    2,    7|                Merchant-husband, shee sent for him, requesting to have
 38    2,    7|              good tydings; and having sent honorably~ ~for hir from
 39    2,    7|            Lords and Ladies, shee was sent thence, and conducted all
 40    2,    7|               Gentleman of Cyprus who sent me to bee~ ~married in Candie;
 41    2,    7|              received me royally, and sent me home to~ ~you with so
 42    2,    7|               the King of Cyprus, who sent her home so Majestically.~ ~
 43    2,    7|             Ambassadours expressely~ ~sent, both from himselfe and
 44    2,    8|       suteable to her intention: shee sent for the Count, under colour
 45    2,    8|            what occasion she had thus sent for him. She~ ~sitting a
 46    2,    8|              store of Physicions were sent for, to~ ~save him from
 47    2,    8|          Physicion~ ~caused her to be sent for; and immediately shee
 48    2,    8|            his new brother of France) sent him very~ ~honourable supplies
 49    2,    9|        benefit. And who should be now sent about this~ ~businesse,
 50    3,  Ind|       Houshold, having (long before); sent all things necessary to~ ~
 51    3,  Ind|          content: they went (by order sent~ ~from the Queene) into
 52    3,    1|              three of these~ ~virgins sent him. At the time wherof
 53    3,    1|         before her turne came to~ ~be sent to the Soldane, she fell
 54    3,    2|              his body, that the least sent of the Stable might not
 55    3,    3|       yesterday, (as I tolde you) hee sent a woman~ ~to me, one of
 56    3,    3|         either Purses or Girdies, hee sent me by her, a Purse and a
 57    3,    3|             Gentlewoman was gone, hee sent for his friend whom~ ~she
 58    3,    5|             to~ ~part with any money, sent for the Magnifico, desiring
 59    3,    6|                I would ere this, have sent him such a message, as should~ ~
 60    3,    7|        denying to heare any message~ ~sent from him, but scorning also
 61    3,    7|               when he was arrived, he sent his Merchandises to Florence,
 62    3,    7|               thine, whom Heaven hath sent to doe thee good, in meere
 63    3,    7|            But when the tortures were sent for, to understand~ ~truly
 64    3,    8|               of necessity he Must be sent into Purgatory. How may~ ~
 65    3,    8|             untill Ferando were first sent into~ ~Purgatory. And till
 66    3,    8|            This powder or drugge, was sent~ ~him by a great Prince
 67    3,    8|             be dead:~ ~whereupon they sent for his wife and friends,
 68    3,    8|            that some Candles~ ~may be sent me also, because I live
 69    3,    8|              that Ferando should be~ ~sent to the world againe, and
 70    3,    8|        released out of Purgatory, and sent to~ ~live in the world againe.
 71    3,    8|               When the next foode was sent to Ferando, so much of the
 72    3,    8|            lighted Taper in his hand, sent~ ~him home so to his owne
 73    3,    9|           Ward to the King, and being sent to Paris, remained there
 74    3,    9|                whether this Virgin is sent to me by the direction of
 75    3,    9|              that the Count should be sent for, and~ ~spake thus to
 76    3,    9|            discreet knights, whom she sent to~ ~the Count her husband,
 77    3,    9|             the two~ ~Knights which I sent unto thee, and which (by
 78    4,    1|           daughter to bee slaine, and sent her his heart in a cup of
 79    4,    1|             to her. Thy~ ~Father hath sent thee this present, to comfort
 80    4,    1|               owne meere motion) hath sent thee to me; and~ ~truly
 81    4,    1|           present here, in this Cup~ ~sent me by my Father, as having
 82    4,    1|              off in that manner, they sent word to the King, who~ ~
 83    4,    2|           this offer, the money being sent for, and~ ~paied downe;
 84    4,    2|               Butchery. Afterward, he sent a man to the Rialto,~ ~who
 85    4,    3|            conveyed into a sacke, and sent in that manner to~ ~the
 86    4,    4|              she bought of~ ~him, she sent by him to the Prince Gerbino,
 87    4,    4|             not onely~ ~she should be sent further off, by a large
 88    4,    4|             power, when she should be sent by Sea to her husband, or
 89    4,    4|              prevented by Gerbino: he sent to the~ ~King of Sicilie,
 90    4,    4|            his honourable meaning, he sent him his~ ~royall Glove,
 91    4,    4|               preparation; secretly~ ~sent a servant of hers to Palermo,
 92    4,    4|              and arrowes, with stones sent in violent~ ~sort from their
 93    4,    4|               these disastrous Newes, sent his Ambassadors~ ~(habited
 94    4,    5|        credible report) that they had sent him abroad about~ ~their
 95    4,    5|              into what parts they had sent him, that his tarrying was~ ~
 96    4,    6|              be done. Forthwith she~ ~sent the maid to her Chamber,
 97    4,    6|         accident happened. Beside, he sent for~ ~divers Physitians,
 98    4,    7|            the Gardiner was presently sent for, and before the~ ~Judge
 99    4,    8|              other place he should be sent too. Which when his Tutors
100    4,    8|          secret love Letters he had~ ~sent from Paris, with other private
101    4,    9|         liberty to see his Mistresse, sent answer backe by~ ~the messenger,
102    4,   10|             imagining that shee~ ~was sent by her Master.~ ~ Sir (quoth
103    4,   10|             was~ ~easie to be knowne; sent first for Master Doctor
104    5,    1|             the affianced husband had sent for her:~ ~Chynon thus communed
105    5,    1|               the night following, he sent for him into his~ ~Chamber,
106    5,    1|              of the enterprize,~ ~hee sent troope secretly to the Port,
107    5,    2|        therewith, and Martuccio being sent for;~ ~he was commanded
108    5,    2|            them thither, and her they sent~ ~abroad into the City,
109    5,    3|                you may with safety be sent~ ~backe to Rome.~ ~ Pedro
110    5,    5|          nature. Bernardino instantly sent for his wife, her owne Mother,
111    5,    6|        utterly despaire, whereupon he sent away his~ ~Barque, and perceiving
112    5,    6|              Restituta~ ~likewise was sent for, who no sooner saw her
113    5,    6|           gifts and presents on them, sent them honourably attended
114    5,    7|              King of the Countrey had sent to Rome, as~ ~Ambassadours
115    5,    7|             My Lord, he whom you have sent to death as a slave, is
116    5,    7|             with credit. Wherefore he sent in all~ ~poast haste, to
117    5,    8|   condemnation pronounced on her, and sent to the~ ~same place where
118    5,    8|             as he thought convenient, sent for~ ~divers of his kindred
119    5,    8|               manner.~ ~ Secretly she sent a faithfull Chambermaide
120    5,   10|           After Supper, the youth was sent away in friendly~ ~manner,
121    6,  Ind|         commanded that they should be sent for, (their anger and violent~ ~
122    6,    2|               in great regard) having sent divers Gentlemen of~ ~his
123    6,    2|             for which they wer~ ~thus sent to Florence, and their parting
124    6,    2|           Fellow, Messer Geri never~ ~sent thee with such a Message
125    6,    2|             and assure Cistio, that I sent thee to him, and if hee
126    6,    2|       avouched that his~ ~Maister had sent him, but Cistio affirming,
127    6,    2|               or grant it.~ ~ Then he sent him with a bottle of more
128    6,    2|             am sure~ ~that thy Master sent thee to me, and he shall
129    6,    2|               Bottle to be filled, he sent it away by~ ~the Servant,
130    6,    2|         pallate but mine owne: I have sent you halfe my~ ~store, and
131    6,    4|                both young and fat, he sent it to his Cooke, a Venetian
132    6,   10|              collection whereof, I am sent by my Superior, namely our
133    6,   10|               of mony. Hereupon, he~ ~sent to his Boy Guccio Imbrata,
134    6,   10|               with drinking water, he sent him to the Church to ring
135    6,   10|            being then very young) was sent by my Superiour,~ ~into
136    6,   10|            themselves. Wherefore they sent~ ~the waiting Gentlewoman
137    7,    3|           allowed to walke alone) was sent aside with~ ~her into the
138    7,    3|               of waxe to be made, and sent~ ~it to be placed on the
139    7,    5|              seeming to be the Novice sent from the Confessor, and
140    7,    6|             from home, and she having sent for Lionello, to take the~ ~
141    7,    7|        affected to her. She cunningly sent Egano her Husband into~ ~
142    7,    9|              any such Message~ ~to be sent from my Lady, and therefore
143    7,    9|            verie selfe-same day) shee sent to Pyrrhus her~ ~hearts
144    7,    9|            Let therefore my Barber be sent for,~ ~and, without any
145    7,    9|              mean while, by Lesca she sent the sound tooth to Pyrrhus,
146    7,    9|              love towardes~ ~him, but sent her assurance likewise,
147    7,   10|           quoth Tingoccio) I am~ ~not sent thither, but for divers
148    8,    1|       apprehension of her husband: he sent~ ~upon a day to entreate
149    8,    1|            wherby to effect it.~ ~ He sent her word, that he was willing
150    8,    1|             wife, uppon~ ~this answer sent her, was extraordinarily
151    8,    2|              of her,~ ~which when hee sent home againe in the presence
152    8,    2|          demaunded to have his Cloake sent him, as having left it in
153    8,    2|           Morter without a pawne: she sent him backe his~ ~Cloake againe,
154    8,    2|      acquaintance with Belcolore, hee sent~ ~her sundry gifts and presents,
155    8,    2|          carry home such yarne as was sent me to~ ~spinne, and to amend
156    8,    2|              suspecting no treachery, sent him the~ ~Stone Morter with
157    8,    4|              the Bishops command, hee sent him~ ~(under sufficient
158    8,    7|        solicited by the Scholler, she sent him word by~ ~her maide
159    8,    7|              night shee had privately sent for her friend also, and~ ~
160    8,    7|             recall. Which when I have sent you, the Moone being then~ ~
161    8,    7|               a Charme; both which he sent to the Lady, so~ ~soone
162    8,    7|             her. Then Physitians were sent for; who,~ ~not without
163    8,    8|               stirre not, till I have sent~ ~him forth againe, which
164    8,    9|               are both truly and duly sent us. Enjoying~ ~thus the
165    8,    9|               when the Beast shall be sent for you; I speake it~ ~the
166    8,   10|             pitty her. Whereupon, she sent one of~ ~her Pandoraes unto
167    8,   10|              her determination, she~ ~sent to have him come speake
168    8,   10|            which I received of you, I sent hence the next daie following~ ~
169    8,   10|              which likewise are to be sent hither.~ ~And if I should
170    8,   10|             the money be not speedily sent, our goods will be carried~ ~
171    8,   10|             and the next morning shee sent for a~ ~Broker, in whom
172    8,   10|             Gold: from whence also he sent~ ~contentment to his Master
173    9,    1|             My Mistris Francesca hath sent me to you, to tell you,
174    9,    3|       reservation of his Water,~ ~and sent it by a young Damosell unto
175    9,    3|              necessaries bought~ ~and sent me home to my house. Concerning
176    9,    3|        excellent Hypocrasse, which he sent the next day according to
177    9,    4|              threatening to have them sent as prisoners to Sienna.~ ~
178    9,    5|           till yer while when I was~ ~sent to fetch water. A very strange
179    9,    5|               them, as if they~ ~were sent by her, to give him hope
180    9,    7|               having found her by the sent, mounting~ ~uppe, and grasping
181    9,    8|            and a whole Sturgeon, were sent unto Messer Corso~ ~Donati,
182    9,    8| burthen-bearer, such as are usually~ ~sent on errands; and hyring him
183    9,    8|              to~ ~him. Sir, Blondello sent me to you, and courteously
184    9,    8|           whom~ ~he knew well enough) sent this message in meere mockage
185    9,    8|           maintained, that he~ ~never sent any such message for wine,
186   10,    1|              the King had purposely~ ~sent him so to do. Respectively
187   10,    2|              When this was~ ~done, he sent one of his most sufficient
188   10,    4|               two of his servants, he sent~ ~them to Madame Catharina (
189   10,    5|             be~ ~done. Heereupon, hee sent into divers partes of the
190   10,    5|          store of them, secretly he~ ~sent them to Madam Dianora, inviting
191   10,    6|         attending on him. Wherupon he sent him word, that he wold come
192   10,    7|             sickenesse, whereupon, he sent presently for~ ~the Gentleman,
193   10,    7|        commanded him also, to goe (as sent from him) and comfort her,
194   10,    8|              yeares and apprehension, sent him to Athens to~ ~learne
195   10,    8|              little lingring dispute, sent him to the Bride, and so
196   10,    8|             to Gisippus,~ ~and so was sent away with him to Rome, where
197   10,    8|          given on the condemned man~ ~sent away, because hee is truely
198   10,    8|             of the whole earth, and~ ~sent her into perpetuall exile.~ ~
199   10,    9|             what should bee done, and sent him with them. Himselfe,~ ~
200   10,    9|               what hee~ ~intended, he sent him to Pavia, which was
201   10,    9|            soone~ ~after. The Servant sent to Pavia, delivered the
202   10,    9|               rather truely~ ~Royall, sent Thorelloes servants into
203   10,    9|             jewell which he had; he~ ~sent for his Lady and wife, because (
204   10,    9|          certaine Ambassadours beeing sent by the Genewayes, to~ ~redeeme
205   10,    9|        Saladine, seeing the Gods have sent you so~ ~happily to me:
206   10,    9|                 And causing him to be sent for, he demaunded of him,
207   10,    9|            newes now~ ~possibly to be sent thither of his life, his
208   10,    9|              accomplished.~ ~Saladine sent for one of his Sorcerers (
209   10,    9|       engraven on it) that~ ~Saladine sent it to Madame Adalietta,
210   10,    9|   condescended.~ ~ In the morning, he sent to the Bridegroom, and advertised
211   10,    9|            him to be a Sarracine, and sent by the Soldane (in Ambassage)~ ~
212   10,    9|                covered the Cuppe, and sent~ ~it againe to the Bride,
213   10,    9|               upon her head, in honor sent her~ ~from great Saladine.
214   10,    9|           bestowed on Monkes. Then he sent a messenger to Saladine,
215   10,   10|             him~ ~what he should doe, sent him to Grizelda, and he
216   10,   10|     incomparable~ ~constancy. Then he sent it by the same servant to
217   10,   10|             for the Daughter, so~ ~he sent the same servant for the
218   10,   10|            and seeming as if he had~ ~sent it to have been slaine,
219   10,   10|             came to the Marquesse (as sent from Rome) which he caused
220   10,   10|             her. Woman, by concession sent me from the Pope, he hath~ ~
221   10,   10|      thirteene yeares and more,~ ~was sent away so poorely in her Smocke:
222   10,   10|               sumptuous wedding; he~ ~sent for Grizelda, and she being
223   10,   10|              a Feast: and therefore I sent for~ ~thee, who knowing (
224   10,   10|             about sixe or seven. He~ ~sent a Gentleman expresly to
225   10, Song|         Master of the Houshold having sent away the carriages;~ ~they