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Day, Novellgrey = Comment text1 Ind | manner, as appeared by divers admirable effects; yet not 2 Ind | like an~ ~Egge, and so in divers greater or lesser, which ( 3 Ind | formerly I have said) among divers other, one day~ ~had evident 4 Ind | if not far greater, begat divers feares and~ ~imaginations 5 Ind | odoriferous herbes, and others divers kinds~ ~of spiceries, holding 6 Ind | grieving: but insteed thereof, divers declared idle joy and~ ~ 7 Ind | misery of poore people, and divers, who were of better~ ~condition, 8 Ind | were in a round ring: after divers sighs severelly~ ~delivered, 9 Ind | least, if we will doe as divers before us have done, and~ ~ 10 Ind | heere, others there, into divers~ ~places and companies, 11 Ind | with them, plucking off divers~ ~branches, shee made of 12 Ind | Chaplets and Nosegayes of divers flowers, and singing~ ~silently 13 Ind | Queene commanded, that~ ~divers Instruments should be brought, 14 1, 1| the~ ~charge of them to divers persons. And for all he 15 1, 1| it very~ ~willingly; and divers times it was well knowen, 16 1, 3| circumspect, in answering to divers questions and~ ~demands, 17 1, 3| Christians likewise.~ ~Having in divers Warres, and other magnificent 18 1, 4| wherein lived (among~ ~divers other) a yong Novice Monke, 19 1, 5| Banquet of Hennes, and~ ~divers other gracious speeches 20 1, 5| variously~ ~cooked, and in divers kindes) were nothing else 21 1, 6| people being met there~ ~from divers places, especially Gentlemen 22 1, 7| very farre differing~ ~from divers Courtiers in these dayes, 23 1, 7| discoursing with him on divers occasions.~ ~ In company 24 1, 8| have redresse by you,~ ~for divers dishonourable injuries done 25 1, 9| shee (accompanied with~ ~divers other women of great account) 26 1, 9| have often chaunced into divers places, where I have seene~ ~ 27 1, 9| guided (by Fortune) thorow divers accidents and occasions:~ ~ 28 2, Ind| SUCH MEN OR WOMEN, AS (IN DIVERS~ ~ ACCIDENTS) HAVE BEEN 29 2, 1| but reason; and calling~ ~divers of the accusers, one of 30 2, 2| Continuing thus in talke of divers things, winning way, and~ ~ 31 2, 3| supporting their expences divers~ ~yeeres.~ ~ The dealings 32 2, 3| white, accompanied with~ ~divers Monkes, and a great traine 33 2, 3| it fortuned, that after divers~ ~dayes of travaile, they 34 2, 4| goodly Ship, lading it with divers sorts of~ ~Merchandizes, 35 2, 4| in her~ ~house it would divers way stead her. The woman 36 2, 5| performed; but, after divers other discoursings, the 37 2, 5| one of them layde downe divers instruments of Iron which 38 2, 5| a noise in the Church of divers men, who (as he imagined)~ ~ 39 2, 6| Pisans, which remained there divers daies. In this Barke~ ~was 40 2, 7| EVILS, YEA, AND OF DEATH, TO DIVERS MEN~ ~ ~ ~ The Soldan of 41 2, 7| King of Cholcos, who by divers accidents (in the~ ~space 42 2, 7| his owne desires. Among divers other Children both~ ~male 43 2, 7| Bajazeth, attended by~ ~divers of his followers on horsebacke, 44 2, 7| Lady to be honourably used divers dayes~ ~together, shee became 45 2, 7| necke of another. After divers long and well~ ~delivered 46 2, 7| foorth, was directly over divers houses, which the long~ ~ 47 2, 7| and frends, collected from divers places; he mustred a good 48 2, 7| further. Remaining there divers dayes together,~ ~Constantine ( 49 2, 7| constrainedly had lived divers yeeres together, in the~ ~ 50 2, 8| two children in England in divers places.~ ~Returning afterward ( 51 2, 8| men and women; yet (for divers~ ~occasions) much more upon 52 2, 8| upright judge, a fault of~ ~divers conditions (in respect of 53 2, 8| into the City, he~ ~gave divers good advertisements to his 54 2, 8| sons, accompanied with divers other Gentlemens children, 55 2, 8| came any thing nere him. Divers times the President had 56 2, 8| performed.~ ~Gianetta had divers children by her husband, 57 2, 8| King of France~ ~(after divers leagues of truces passed 58 2, 9| began to~ ~discourse on divers matters, and falling from 59 2, 9| humours and affections of divers Women. Yea, and~ ~let me 60 2, 9| towards the Country house; divers things shee discoursed on 61 2, 9| and she~ ~wrought with divers gallant Merchants of Geneway 62 2, 9| private)~ ~entertained by divers of her woorthie friends, 63 2, 10| their sakes, he approved by divers arguments and~ ~reasons, 64 2, 10| contentment, he~ ~continued divers daies together. And for 65 2, 10| another, consorted with divers other~ ~Gentlewomen, in 66 2, 10| of the Chamber, using divers speeches to Pagamino, whereof 67 2, Song| Song was ended, they sung divers other beside, and having~ ~ 68 3, 1| and trust of one woman, divers~ ~virgins were kept as recluses, 69 3, 1| and~ ~afterward shewed him divers knotty logs of wood, which 70 3, 1| where causing him to fell divers Trees, by signes he~ ~bad 71 3, 1| to make use of his paines divers other dayes beside;~ ~in 72 3, 1| daily from the Forest, and divers~ ~employments in other places, 73 3, 2| unable to relinquish his love divers times he resolved on some~ ~ 74 3, 2| Queene: he hid himselfe divers nights in a~ ~Gallery, which 75 3, 2| by any of his fellowes, divers of them lodging~ ~both in 76 3, 2| being there appointed to divers beds. Now, this was his~ ~ 77 3, 3| may be, yea and are~ ~(divers times) cunningly met withall, 78 3, 3| thought in~ ~my sleepe, that divers spirits of my kindred appeared 79 3, 3| but only demanded of~ ~her divers times, whether she knew 80 3, 4| them both, which~ ~made her divers times say to Felice: You 81 3, 7| heard~ ~the treading of divers persons over his head, who 82 3, 7| Madame Hermelina, as also divers other~ ~Gentlewomen there 83 3, 8| as living, himselfe, and divers more~ ~beside, did beleeve 84 3, 8| no other~ ~end, but for divers times of recreation; when 85 3, 8| brought his wife with him~ ~divers dayes to the Monasterie; 86 3, 8| his senses, and thorow~ ~divers chinkes and crannies of 87 3, 9| them, with the gifts of~ ~divers faire: and costly jewels; 88 3, 9| sodainly with her daughter, to divers friends of hers that dwelt 89 3, 9| she rested her selfe for divers dayes, after so~ ~long and 90 3, 9| and sweetly~ ~kissing her divers times together, he bad her 91 3, Song| was understood by some in divers kinds: some alluding~ ~it 92 4, 1| although she had outstept (by~ ~divers yeeres) the age meete for 93 4, 1| malicious. The King had used divers dayes before, after~ ~dinner 94 4, 1| heeretofore beene poore, when divers of them that have~ ~delved 95 4, 2| Gentlewomen, she giving him divers disdainfull~ ~lookes.~ ~ 96 4, 2| so left in bed: he beheld divers crouds of people, and a 97 4, 3| and meeting with her in divers private places, grew~ ~prodigall 98 4, 4| but also hath conducted divers, to a~ ~wretched and miserable 99 4, 5| with earth, and planting divers rootes of excellent~ ~Basile 100 4, 6| and women living, to~ ~see divers and sundry things while 101 4, 6| or the~ ~like cases?~ ~ Divers times I have had as ill 102 4, 6| maid to her Chamber, for divers elles of white Damaske~ ~ 103 4, 6| happened. Beside, he sent for~ ~divers Physitians, to be informed 104 4, 8| husband and~ ~wife, and divers other such like kind tearmes, 105 4, 8| custome of yong Lovers) to use divers daily walkes by her doore: 106 4, 10| discontentments.~ ~ Among divers other, that faine would 107 4, 10| Noble Families, wherein divers~ ~were very dangerously 108 4, 10| admitted into the~ ~house, when divers Neighbours were in conference 109 4, 10| day following, but also divers dayes and nights afterward. 110 4, 10| painfull to him; turning divers times on the one side, and 111 4, 10| caused them~ ~to repeate over divers times, in regard they were 112 4, Song| Song being ended, and divers other beside, lasting till 113 5, Ind| wholsom Wines, as also divers sorts of banquetting stuffe.~ ~ 114 5, Ind| former order) to exercise divers dances, and~ ~afterward 115 5, 1| the goods of~ ~Fortune. Divers children he had, but (amongst 116 5, 1| native Countrey language, and divers other beside,~ ~signifieth 117 5, 1| resolved, he prevailed with divers young~ ~Gentlemen his friends, 118 5, 1| neere-neighbouring Villages, where dwelt divers~ ~worthy Gentlemen, to whom 119 5, 1| the earnest entreaty of divers Rhodian Gentlemen, who were 120 5, 1| marriage with Hormisda, by divers~ ~strange accidents. Now 121 5, 1| manner as he had done; so did divers other beside, whom the companions~ ~ 122 5, 2| into her house, where dwelt divers~ ~other women (but not one 123 5, 2| at Thunis, in~ ~regard of divers Christian ceremonies there 124 5, 3| Castle, and found there divers of his~ ~familiar acquaintance: 125 5, 4| further from me. So, with divers parting~ ~kisses, they brake 126 5, 5| supper, in company of~ ~divers his familiar friends, whereof 127 5, 5| thither, and apprehended divers of the~ ~mutiners: among 128 5, 6| hath bene observed, by~ ~divers of our former Novels related, 129 5, 7| along Armenia, had taken divers children; he bought some 130 5, 8| goodly greene) erecting divers Tents and Pavillions, such 131 5, 8| had done before, inviting divers to~ ~dine with him this 132 5, 8| thought convenient, sent for~ ~divers of his kindred and friends 133 6, Ind| disposed, and repetition of~ ~divers the passed Novels, especially 134 6, Ind| After dinner, they sung divers excellent Canzonnets, and 135 6, 1| Acquaintance, accompanied with divers Knights and~ ~Gentlewomen, 136 6, 2| great regard) having sent divers Gentlemen of~ ~his Court 137 6, 4| Fortune (being a ready helper divers wayes to the~ ~timorous) 138 6, 5| like as Fortune is observed divers wayes, to~ ~hide under vile 139 6, 9| deserving note, namely, that in divers places of~ ~Florence, men 140 6, 9| Oftentimes, they did honour to divers Gentlemen and~ ~strangers, 141 6, 9| are at Saint Reparata, and divers more beside. He~ ~entring 142 6, 10| gave him, and chiefly~ ~at divers daies of the year, when 143 6, 10| Chappel, where he shewed me divers beames of the Starre that~ ~ 144 6, 10| and Figge-trees, with~ ~divers other Trees beside, so plentifully 145 6, Song| sound whereof they~ ~danced divers daunces: And a great part 146 7, 1| and~ ~assemblies. He had divers other petty Offices beside, 147 7, 1| house, and where shee had divers times supt with Frederigo. 148 7, 1| hath bin my feare, that in divers nights past, so soone as 149 7, 1| head, and made it turne divers times~ ~about, and in the 150 7, 3| his gossip~ ~Agnesia, and divers other enormous vanities 151 7, 3| Dominicke, Saint Fraunces, and~ ~divers other holy Saints beside, 152 7, 4| familiarity with her friend, yea, divers times after, as~ ~occasion 153 7, 4| calling his Wife Cheta divers times, without any answere 154 7, 10| not sent thither, but for divers sinnes by mee committed 155 8, 1| The Gentlewoman, after divers of these private solicitings,~ ~ 156 8, 2| offering at her~ ~shrine. Divers prety pleasing qualities 157 8, 2| Asse before him, laden with divers commodities,~ ~and demaunding 158 8, 4| I very well remember (by divers Novels formerly~ ~related) 159 8, 7| her Waitingwoman, she had divers meetings, and kinde conferences.~ ~ 160 8, 7| passing daily by the~ ~doore divers times, under colour of some 161 8, 9| observed day by day,~ ~that divers of our Citizens, when they 162 8, 9| furred with Minever, beside divers other great apparances,~ ~ 163 8, 9| Wherefore, he~ ~demanded of divers persons, who had good understanding 164 8, 9| helpefull to those Gentlemen, in divers of~ ~their amorous occasions, 165 8, 9| and friendshippe~ ~with divers, never regarding, whether 166 8, 9| in me,~ ~as, playing on divers instruments, exquisite in 167 8, 9| farre off from thence, were divers trenches and~ ~ditches, 168 8, 10| related by the~ ~Queene, in divers passages thereof, mooved 169 8, 10| from others all.~ ~Nay, divers have gone so farre, as to 170 8, 10| the Basket, wherein were divers goodly Silver~ ~bottles, 171 8, 10| although he had heard~ ~divers flying reports concerning 172 8, 10| unhappinesse. He received~ ~also divers Letters from his Master, 173 8, 10| first againe: he caused divers Packes to~ ~be well bound 174 8, 10| their Instruments, singing divers sweete~ ~Ditties to them, 175 9, 1| Lovers have bene led into divers accidents,~ ~not onely inevitable 176 9, 1| hee became surprized with divers~ ~dreadfull conceites and 177 9, 1| opinions, he was~ ~willing divers times to turne home backe 178 9, 1| and as hee went along, divers considerations also ran 179 9, 4| was a great Gamester, and divers times~ ~would be beastly 180 9, 4| that Fortarigo espied~ ~divers countrey Pezants, laboring 181 9, 4| Corsignano, where he had divers Kinsmen and Friends, he 182 9, 5| Phillippo, resorted thither divers times, with one or other~ ~ 183 9, 5| manner, breathing forth divers dissembled sighs~ ~among 184 9, 5| great moment. Moreover, at divers close and~ ~sodain meetings, 185 9, 5| Chamber, there hee wrote divers follies on the~ ~Parchment, 186 9, 6| Damosell, resorting thither divers times as hee~ ~travelled 187 9, 6| continued liking,~ ~and divers devises mustred in his braine, 188 9, 8| not sufficient to feede divers Gentlemen, whom hee~ ~hath 189 9, 8| having told this jest to divers of his friends, and~ ~much 190 9, 9| consideration (over and above~ ~divers other important reasons) 191 9, 10| in one~ ~bed; wherewith divers times she acquainted her 192 10, Ind| talking, and answering to divers demands both what that~ ~ 193 10, 1| indifferent long while, observing divers behaviours~ ~in the king: 194 10, 1| another, and~ ~Baronnies on divers, som-what indiscreetly, 195 10, 1| perhaps) I have done to divers other, farre inferiour to 196 10, 2| of Bastard. Afterward,~ ~divers other speeches passed betweene 197 10, 2| continuing the same course for divers~ ~dayes after: till the 198 10, 2| likewise, whereto he~ ~invited divers of the Towne, and many of 199 10, 5| Heereupon, hee sent into divers partes of the world, to 200 10, 5| rarities; so, accompanied with divers~ ~Ladies and Gentlewomen 201 10, 6| the servant~ ~had drest divers of them in exquisite order, 202 10, 6| their hands,~ ~filled with divers delicate Fruites, such as 203 10, 7| and likewise he sung~ ~divers excellent Ditties, which 204 10, 7| nature, having~ ~afterward divers times considered on the 205 10, 7| territories abounding in divers wealthy possessions, saying 206 10, 7| from her.~ ~ By this, and divers other like worthy deeds, 207 10, 8| bed. Gisippus, who~ ~had divers dayes noted his melancholly 208 10, 9| with the~ ~Gentlemen on divers occasions, guided them by 209 10, 9| Dinner~ ~being ended, and divers familiar conferences passing 210 10, 9| their servants also, with~ ~divers worthy necessaries fitting 211 10, 9| respect, I make no doubt; but divers and sundrie great Lords 212 10, 9| sundred and imprisoned in divers~ ~Townes and Citties. Amongest 213 10, 9| Genewayes, to~ ~redeeme divers Cittizens of theirs, there 214 10, 9| had effected as~ ~much, divers times else-where: whereupon 215 10, 10| humble, and patient? with divers other the like~ ~questions: 216 10, Song| After the Song was past, divers other were sung beside,