Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |            as the season required) returned thence~ ~seven discrete
  2  Ind      |     limitted by the~ ~Queene, they returned into the house, where they
  3    1,    1|           larger recompencing, and returned to him the~ ~farre greater
  4    1,    2|    behaviour of men in the Church, returned~ ~backe to Paris againe,
  5    1,    3|            with him, if he had not returned so wise an answere; the
  6    1,    4|           untill such time~ ~as he returned to her.~ ~ Going forth of
  7    1,    4|           doore fast~ ~againe, hee returned thence to his owne Chamber.~ ~
  8    1,    4|         supposing him to be lately returned with the wood,~ ~determined
  9    1,    5|            her owne honour; boldly returned~ ~the King this answere.
 10    1,    6|     thankes he could devise to do, returned to Paris on~ ~horse-backe,
 11    1,    7|      hearing him speake so simply, returned him~ ~this answer: Sir,
 12    2,    1|          accusations, laughed, and returned scoffing answeres.~ ~Whereat
 13    2,    2|            by his companie, as hee returned the same courtesie to them,~ ~
 14    2,    2|          much moved to compassion, returned to her~ ~Lady, and tolde
 15    2,    2|        Marquesse~ ~both entred and returned, when he intended not to
 16    2,    3|           and~ ~afterward another, returned backe againe to Florence:
 17    2,    3|            to his Chamber, and she returned to~ ~her bed againe, sufficiently
 18    2,    4|         good woman; And afterward, returned richly home to~ ~his owne
 19    2,    5|            and with a rich~ ~Ring, returned home to his owne house.~ ~ ~ ~
 20    2,    5|       speeches for that time, shee returned to her young~ ~Cammerado;
 21    2,    5|        City?~ ~whereto readily she returned him this answer.~ ~ Brother,
 22    2,    5|         After which, he would have returned to his lodging,~ ~because
 23    2,    5|             and shee as speedily~ ~returned to the Chamber, where finding
 24    2,    5|          fellowes, who purposely~ ~returned to drag him out of the Well,
 25    2,    6|          found likewise, they both returned to great estate and~ ~credit.~ ~ ~ ~
 26    2,    6|            accustomed to doe, shee returned backe~ ~to her children
 27    2,    6|    pleasure: but after they~ ~were returned backe againe, and had won
 28    2,    6|            from the sea-shore, she returned~ ~to the solitary place,
 29    2,    6|            vertuous wife, who were returned backe from a Pilgrimage,
 30    2,    6|            Messer Nicolas Grignam, returned home to her Fathers~ ~house.
 31    2,    6|     Jehannot sighed extreamly, and returned him this answer.~ ~Me thinkes
 32    2,    6|        freed from hence, and might returned home to~ ~Sicily, I should (
 33    2,    7|           Ship, but his companions returned backe againe; when the Mariners,~ ~
 34    2,    7|            Shippes, wherewith they returned backe to~ ~Lajazzo. Being
 35    2,    7|        circumstances, forthwith he returned to~ ~Famagosta, and going
 36    2,    8|         his sickenesse, whereto he returned no other answere,~ ~but
 37    2,    8|           all his former feare, he returned her this answere; Madam,
 38    2,    8|            him? Sodainly the Maide returned this answer:~ ~Madame, the
 39    2,    8|          of Gianetta, who devoutly returned~ ~infinite thankes to heaven,
 40    2,    8|           were fetcht~ ~away, they returned againe to the olde man,
 41    2,    9|           againe of a woman, and~ ~returned home with her Husband to
 42    2,    9|           to his Wife, that he was returned, and shee~ ~should come
 43    2,    9|            pleased;~ ~whither they returned most richly and joyfully,
 44    2,   10|             any further in speech, returned him this answere. I would
 45    2,   10|           left his wife there, and returned home to Pisa. There~ ~further
 46    3,    1|            belonging to the house, returned thence to the village~ ~
 47    3,    1|      Massetto being rich and olde, returned home like a wealthy~ ~father,
 48    3,    2|           indifferently satisfied: returned backe as he came, the sleepy
 49    3,    2|         the next~ ~morning, and so returned backe to his lodging againe.
 50    3,    3|         deceased friends, and~ ~so returned home to her house.~ ~ Within
 51    3,    3|           in a pretended rage, she returned~ ~backe from the ghostly
 52    3,    4|         season of the yeare, there returned a young Scholler~ ~from
 53    3,    5|         had spoken thus,~ ~then he returned her this answer. Most vertuous
 54    3,    5|           the Magnifico arose, and returned to the Knight, who~ ~went
 55    3,    6|        selfe, and alwaies she hath returned in such~ ~answers, as she
 56    3,    6|             which answer the woman returned very jocondly. Let me now
 57    3,    6|         them then became her; shee returned home to her house in~ ~wonderfull
 58    3,    7|           as if he had beene newly returned from Jerusalem.~ ~ Being
 59    3,    7|            knew it; whereupon shee returned him this~ ~answer. It appeareth
 60    3,    8|      offended: but Ferando being~ ~returned to life againe, you must
 61    3,    8|         was exceeding joyfull, and returned this answere: For~ ~ever
 62    3,    9|      bestowe upon you. The Count~ ~returned his Highnesse most humble
 63    3,    9|      derived from him; sorrowfully returned~ ~backe to their Lady, and
 64    3,    9|            rude answer was thereon returned. In the end, she told them,~ ~
 65    3,    9|       farre greater summe. So shee returned to~ ~her wonted lodging,
 66    4,    1|      widdowed estate, and then she returned home to her father againe.~ ~
 67    4,    1|          with brambles and bushes, returned (unseene~ ~of any) to his
 68    4,    1|         she leaving the Chamber,~ ~returned to her women in the Garden;
 69    4,    2|            a parting kisse or two, returned to the place where he had~ ~
 70    4,    2|         should not be long till he returned.~ ~So, locking the doore,
 71    4,    3|       enabled.~ ~ Restagnone being returned to Folco and Hugnetto, who
 72    4,    3|            his entrance; angerly~ ~returned backe to his Court, protesting
 73    4,    4| effectually performed it, and then returned backe to~ ~Thunis.~ ~ The
 74    4,    4|           what he~ ~demanded, they returned answer: That their motion
 75    4,    4|          swallow the rest, Gerbino returned unto his~ ~Gallies againe,
 76    4,    4|         with sighes and teares: he returned backe into~ ~Sicilie, where
 77    4,    5|   discovered by any one. Then they returned backe to Messina, and gave~ ~
 78    4,    5|        discontentedly, one of them returned~ ~her this frowning answer.
 79    4,    8|        hearing, and (in few words) returned~ ~them answer: That he would
 80    4,    8|          longer there, but home he returned, before~ ~he was expected.
 81    4,    8|   Silvestra and her husband were~ ~returned home, and laide downe in
 82    4,    8|           left it, and afterward~ ~returned to his owne house againe.~ ~
 83    4,    9|       night~ ~drawing on apace, he returned home to his Castle. The
 84    4,   10|            the evening, and he was returned home from his pacients,
 85    4,   10|         prolonged, untill~ ~he was returned backe againe, in regard
 86    4,   10|         hereof? Is~ ~Master Doctor returned home, or hath some other
 87    4,   10|           Master Doctor Mazzeo was returned from~ ~Malfy, to proceede
 88    4,   10|           now become of him. Being returned home againe, and alone~ ~
 89    4,   10|         Lombardes house, even as I returned home.~ ~Wherefore Mistresse,
 90    5,  Ind|         enlarge it selfe strongly, returned backe to the~ ~Castle; where
 91    5,    1|           delivered, and no answer returned, to command the grapling~ ~
 92    5,    1|            of~ ~banishment, Chynon returned joyfully with his Iphigenia
 93    5,    2|         the saide Constance, and~ ~returned richly home with Air, to
 94    5,    2|      safety: which being done, she returned backe againe, and~ ~covering
 95    5,    3|            marrying her, they then returned home to Rome.~ ~ ~ ~ There
 96    5,    3|            an honourable traine)~ ~returned to Rome; where her Lord
 97    5,    4|    standing musing awhile, at last returned him this answere.~ ~Signio
 98    5,    5|         rewarding; wheret Grinello returned this answere. I know not~ ~
 99    5,    5|           pacified, and~ ~Jacomino returned home to his house from supper;
100    5,    5|            of sound understanding, returned~ ~them this answer.~ ~ Gentlemen,
101    5,    6|         was thought convenient, he returned thither againe, provided~ ~
102    5,    6|           looking on the Admirall, returned him this answer. Sir, heretofore~ ~
103    5,    7|          were come, with whom they returned to Trapani, where by~ ~wise
104    5,    7|      stayed awhile, till Pedro had returned his answer,~ ~who saide.
105    5,    7|         contrary, he left her, and returned backe to him, certifying
106    5,    7|       Phineo (with the~ ~rest) was returned thither againe; Violenta
107    5,    8|           marke upon the place, he returned backe to~ ~his owne people,
108    5,    8|     accomplish:~ ~wherefore, being returned to Ravenna, and as they
109    5,    9|            best to resolve,~ ~shee returned no answer to her Sonne,
110    5,    9|        small respite and pause, he returned in this manner.~ ~ Madame,
111    5,   10|           domesticke disquietnesse returned her no~ ~benefit, but rather
112    5,   10|            have heard, whereto she returned this~ ~answer.~ ~ Now trust
113    5,   10|         Table, but her Husband was returned backe, and~ ~called to bee
114    5,   10|      affaires of~ ~Husbandry, were returned home this instant night,
115    5,   10|         betweene Man and Wife, hee returned~ ~her this answer. Well
116    5,   10|         Tale, for which the Ladies returned~ ~him no thankes, but rather
117    6,    2|        getting no other answer, he returned~ ~backe therwith to his
118    6,    2|         his Master.~ ~ Messer Geri returned the Servant backe againe
119    6,    5|           busines there, they both returned backe towards Florence,
120    6,    5|            any further meditation) returned~ ~him this answere. Signior
121    6,    5|       error, and saw his~ ~payment returned in such Coine, as he sold
122    6,    7|         delivered from the fire,~ ~returned home with victorie to her
123    6,   10|            see in the after noone, returned in all hast to their houses,
124    6,   10|          invested with the Crowne, returned~ ~this answer.~ ~ I make
125    6,   10|         done, and being re-vested, returned backe to their Lodgings,
126    7,    1|            you have already heard; returned to bed againe with her~ ~
127    7,    2|          urgent~ ~occasion, Lazaro returned backe againe, quite contrary
128    7,    2|        what to do or say. He never returned in this~ ~order before now,
129    7,    3|          and his holy Brother were returned from theyr meditations;
130    7,    4|          of this his distrust, hee returned home at night~ ~(not having
131    7,    4|         times, without any answere returned: hee~ ~went downe the staires,
132    7,    4|       stayed, till at the last she returned indeede, and finding the
133    7,    6|       infamous imputations, wisely returned him hopefull~ ~promises,
134    7,    6|      saying: My Master Beltramo is returned back?, newly alighted, and~ ~(
135    7,    6|        might the better heare her; returned her~ ~Husband this answere.
136    7,    7|          In the meane while; Egano returned home from Hawking, and so
137    7,    8|            as~ ~Arriguccio was; he returned backe upon him, the one
138    7,    8|        extreamely full of anger,~ ~returned backe againe to his house.
139    7,    9|           roundly and roughly, hee returned this~ ~answere. Lesca, I
140    7,    9|           and derided Nicostratus, returned in againe with his~ ~Lady
141    7,   10|          to enjoyne mee. Now, as~ ~returned to my wonted priviledge,
142    8,    1|      rather of a~ ~recompence duly returned: because women ought to
143    8,    1|           my behalfe, when he is~ ~returned from Geneway. Ambrosia,
144    8,    1|        beside, before her Husbande returned home, is a~ ~matter out
145    8,    3|       himselfe to~ ~have found it; returned home to his house heavily
146    8,    3|         protestation of courtesie, returned them this answer.~ ~Alas
147    8,    4|        vehement sighe) at length~ ~returned him this answer.~ ~ Reverend
148    8,    4|        parted from her, and~ ~shee returned home to her house.~ ~ Heere
149    8,    7|            without any due revenge returned, but onely in this last
150    8,    7|           the Schooles at Paris,~ ~returned home to Florence, not to
151    8,    7|         distrustfull of any guilt; returned this answere to~ ~Ancilla.
152    8,    7|          the Schollers hard usage, returned up againe with her to her~ ~
153    8,    7|           walke upon his~ ~legges, returned home, (so well as hee could)
154    8,    7|    hinderance: and so parting, she returned home to her house.~ ~ Our
155    8,    7|        body in the river, and then returned with it to the Tower. The~ ~
156    8,    7|              discoursing with her, returned her this answere. Madame,
157    8,    7|         her~ ~Garments, and as yet returned not. Now began she to gaze
158    8,    7|            faire green banke, he~ ~returned to see what the waiting
159    8,    9|           Bologna to Florence; and returned thither againe like unto
160    8,    9|         kinds. Among whom,~ ~there returned (not long since) thence,
161    8,    9|        their company,~ ~Buffalmaco returned him this answer, whereto
162    8,    9|            no other means, home he returned to his~ ~own house, where
163    8,   10|         Mistresse, was presently~ ~returned backe againe to him, to
164    8,   10|        depart thence, the slaves~ ~returned; they cloathed themselves,
165    8,   10|         heare this answer, but she returned home to her~ ~owne house,
166    8,   10|         pretty while absent,~ ~she returned againe weeping, and throwing
167    8,   10|           being shipt, Salabetto~ ~returned with them to Palermo. Where
168    8,   10|            no more,~ ~afterward he returned to Florence and there lived
169    8,   10|           she saw that Salabetto~ ~returned not againe to Palermo, she
170    9,    2|     absolution: the Lady~ ~Abbesse returned backe againe to bed to the
171    9,    3|         againe unto them, they all returned~ ~home with Calandrino unto
172    9,    3|            him for that night, and returned to visite him againe the
173    9,    4|           in his~ ~purse, and then returned backe to play, speeding
174    9,    4|          the Marquisate of Ancona, returned backe poorly in~ ~his shirt
175    9,    5|          of tarrying, so that he~ ~returned not with water to his other
176    9,    5|                When Calandrino was returned backe to his businesse,
177    9,    5|          And when Calandrino was~ ~returned backe againe; in whispering
178    9,    5|            also on the other side, returned him such queint and cunning~ ~
179    9,    6|       businesse for which he rose, returned to his bed~ ~againe, never
180    9,    6|      candle; but rating the Cat,~ ~returned backe, feeling for the bed
181    9,    6|         kisses and sweet imbraces: returned againe to his owne Bed,
182    9,    8|         message, and when thou art returned, Ile pay thee for~ ~thy
183    9,    8|             and escaping from him, returned backe to Guiotto~ ~(who
184    9,    9|         halfe~ ~discontented) they returned homeward againe.~ ~ After
185    9,    9|             This being done, hee~ ~returned to Melisso, and said: Tomorrow
186    9,    9|           gone from Giosefo, and~ ~returned home to his owne house:
187   10,  Ind|       over-piercing for them: they returned backe~ ~againe to the Pallace,
188   10,  Ind|      over-past, and such as slept, returned~ ~waking: they mette together
189   10,    1|          for so~ ~liberall a gift, returned home joyfully therewith,
190   10,    2|           same Lord Abbot when hee returned~ ~from the Court Rome, reconciled
191   10,    2|       parted for that time.~ ~ Nor returned he any more, till the next
192   10,    2|         part of all his goods, and returned backe againe~ ~to Rome,
193   10,    2|         him:~ ~but when he saw him returned, he demaunded, what benefit
194   10,    2|        motion made by the~ ~Abbot; returned answere, that he was as
195   10,    3|          him, which she had; and~ ~returned in againe at a second gate,
196   10,    3|            death: whereunto Nathan returned this aunswere.~ ~ I would
197   10,    3|           requested, Mithridanes~ ~returned back with him to the Pallace,
198   10,    4|         his place of authority; he returned back againe to Bologna,
199   10,    4|         which being effected, he~ ~returned to his company, and used
200   10,    4|            all which demaunds, she returned not any~ ~answere. But when
201   10,    4|             child in his armes, he returned to his place, and sate downe
202   10,    5|          with much admiration, she returned home againe, the~ ~most
203   10,    5|          So, taking her leave, she returned home honorably~ ~attended
204   10,    6|         Florence, and the Guelphes returned thither againe. By which
205   10,    6|     humility as they~ ~did before, returned home to the mansion house.~ ~
206   10,    6|           Cheese, the two Damosels returned~ ~againe, attyred in goodly
207   10,    6|        from Signior Neri, the King returned~ ~to his lodging, concealing
208   10,    6|            after, the King being~ ~returned to Naples, he determined,
209   10,    7|        duty for her, whereupon, he returned her this answer.~ ~Lisana,
210   10,    7|           comfortable speeches, he returned backe to the Court. This
211   10,    7|            fortunate a~ ~marriage, returned humble and hearty thankes
212   10,    8|   indifferent while with her, they returned~ ~home to their lodging,
213   10,    9|           that were with Thorello, returned him this answer. Sir, it
214   10,    9|            all tooke Shipping, and returned into~ ~Alexandria: sufficiently
215   10,    9|             drowned in teares) she returned denyall, till in the end,
216   10,    9|           at Geneway; whereto he~ ~returned him this answere. My Lord,
217   10,    9|          your loving Nephew, newly returned from beyond~ ~the Seas.
218   10,    9|             Sonne thou art happily returned, yet there is not any man
219   10,   10|        hearing what he had~ ~said, returned no other answere but this.
220   10,   10|             within few daies after returned backe to Bologna; and the~ ~
221   10, Song|         away the carriages;~ ~they returned (under the conduct of their