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Day, Novellgrey = Comment text1 Ind | warmth of the day, one prety Novell will draw~ ~on another, 2 1, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS CONTAINED, 3 1, 1| manifestly will appeare, by~ ~the Novell which I intend to relate; 4 1, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS CONTAINED 5 1, 2| Christian.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell recited by Pamphilus, was 6 1, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY THE AUTHOR, 7 1, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN MAY BEE NOTED, 8 1, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT WISE 9 1, 6| THE SIXT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT IN 10 1, 6| THE FIRST DAY, THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ APPROVING, THAT IT 11 1, 7| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHICH PLAINLY DECLARETH, 12 1, 8| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ GIVING ALL MEN TO 13 1, 9| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 14 2, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS SIGNIFIED, 15 2, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY WEE MAY LEARNE, 16 2, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED 17 2, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY MAY BE DISCERNED, 18 2, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ COMPREHENDING, HOW 19 2, 6| THE SIXT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ HEEREIN ALL MEN ARE 20 2, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ A LIVELY DEMONSTRATION, 21 2, 7| Peradventure the Novell related by Madam Aemillia, 22 2, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY ALL MEN MAY 23 2, 8| the Queene perceyving the Novell to be~ ~ended, shee fixed 24 2, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 25 2, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN OLDE MEN 26 2, 10| most highly~ ~commended the Novell re-counted by the Queene: 27 2, 10| Ladies, part of the Queenes Novell hath made an alteration 28 3, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 29 3, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS SIGNIFIED, 30 3, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT THE 31 3, 3| Holy Father (quoth shee) no novell accident, only your wicked 32 3, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 33 3, 5| THE FIFTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DESCRIBED 34 3, 5| Pamphilus having ended his novell of Puccio the Alchimist, 35 3, 6| THE SIXTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, HOW MUCH 36 3, 7| THE SEAVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS SIGNIFIED 37 3, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DISPLAYED, 38 3, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ COMMENDING THE GOOD 39 3, 9| Queene onely, to declare her Novell.~ ~Wherefore, when the discourse 40 3, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ Alibech turns hermit, 41 4, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED 42 4, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ REPREHENDING THE LEWD 43 4, 2| committed to Prison.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell recounted by Madam Fiammetta, 44 4, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ HEEREIN IS DECLARED, 45 4, 3| the beginning of~ ~this Novell, because it ministred occasion 46 4, 3| shew you by mine ensuing Novell,~ ~how the loves of three 47 4, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ IN COMMENDATION OF 48 4, 4| as will appeare by a Novell which I must now relate 49 4, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS PLAINLY 50 4, 5| conceite of sorrow.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell of Madame Eliza being finished, 51 4, 6| THE SIXTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DESCRIBING THE ADMIRABLE 52 4, 6| became a Nun.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell which Madam Philomena had 53 4, 6| already recounted in the last Novell, doth minister~ ~matter 54 4, 6| we wil.~ ~proceed to our Novell.~ ~ In the Citie of Brescia, 55 4, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY IS GIVEN 56 4, 7| began. Faire~ ~assembly, the Novell so lately delivered by Pamphilus, 57 4, 7| all, or a great part of my Novell, whereto our Citie pleadeth 58 4, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS AGAINE 59 4, 8| no sooner concluded her Novell, but Madam Neiphila (by~ ~ 60 4, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY APPEARETH, 61 4, 9| friend.~ ~ ~ ~ When the Novell of Madam Neiphila was ended, 62 4, 9| minde (gentle Ladies) a Novell, which~ ~(seeing we are 63 4, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 64 4, 10| the King had concluded his Novell, there remained none~ ~now 65 4, 10| will~ ~therefore report a Novell which may minister a more 66 5, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY THAT LOVE ( 67 5, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 68 5, 2| Queene perceived, that the Novell recited by Pamphilus~ ~was 69 5, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN, THE SEVERALL 70 5, 3| but much commended the~ ~Novell reported by Madam Aemilia, 71 5, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING THE DISCREETE 72 5, 4| Philostratus,~ ~to tell a Novell agreeing with his owne minde, 73 5, 4| a briefe~ ~and pleasant Novell, not any way offensive ( 74 5, 5| THE FIFTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN MAY BE OBSERVED, 75 5, 5| laughing heartily, at the Novell of the~ ~Nightingale, so 76 5, 5| Philostratus, to produce his Novell out of Romania: I~ ~meane 77 5, 6| THE SIXTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS MANIFESTED, 78 5, 6| the~ ~Damosell.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell of Madame Neiphila being 79 5, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 80 5, 7| the concluding of the Novell, the Queene looked on Madame 81 5, 8| THE EIGHTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT LOVE 82 5, 8| to make apparant by a Novell, no lesse full of compassion, 83 5, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS FIGURED 84 5, 9| am to acquaint you with a Novell,~ ~in some sort answerable 85 5, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ REPREHENDING THE 86 5, 10| himselfe.~ ~ ~ ~ The Queenes Novell being ended, and all applauding 87 6, Ind| commanding to~ ~begin the first Novell, an accident suddenly happened, 88 6, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ REPREHENDING THE 89 6, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ APPROVING, THAT A 90 6, 2| of in the late repeated Novell, as being the husband to 91 6, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 92 6, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY PLAINLY APPEARETH, 93 6, 4| perceive, by a prety short Novell.~ ~ Messer Currado Gianfiliazzi ( 94 6, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY MAY BEE OBSERVED, 95 6, 5| Forese, and~ ~therefore my Novell concerneth them both. Understand 96 6, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 97 6, 7| proceede on next with his Novell,~ ~which caused him to begin 98 6, 8| THE EIGHTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ IN JUST SCORNE OF 99 6, 8| Philostratus was recounting his Novell; it~ ~seemed, that the Ladies ( 100 6, 8| shall report a much shorter Novell,~ ~then otherwise (perhappes) 101 6, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ NOTABLY DISCOVERING 102 6, 9| was discharged of~ ~her Novell, and none remained now to 103 6, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN MAY BE OBSERVED, 104 6, 10| apter compleating of my Novell:~ ~because, if you well 105 6, 10| Coales had done.~ ~ ~ ~ This Novell affoorded equall pleasing 106 7, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ REPREHENDING THE 107 7, 1| diligent observation of my Novell: learne a wholsome and holy~ ~ 108 7, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 109 7, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SERVING AS A FRIENDLY 110 7, 3| maketh me remember a~ ~Novell of another enchantment; 111 7, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS MANIFESTED, 112 7, 4| King perceyved, that the Novell reported by Madame~ ~Eliza 113 7, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ IN JUST SCORNE AND 114 7, 5| Lauretta having ended her Novell, and every one commended~ ~ 115 7, 5| Noble Ladies, the precedent Novell delivered by Madame Lauretta,~ ~ 116 7, 6| THE SIXTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS MANIFESTLY 117 7, 6| company, was the reported Novell of~ ~Madame Fiammetta, every 118 7, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY IS DECLARED, 119 7, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY APPEARETH, 120 7, 8| content you with so pleasing a Novell, as those have already done,~ ~ 121 7, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 122 7, 9| meerely false.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell delivered, by Madame Neiphila, 123 7, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ WHEREIN SUCH MEN ARE 124 7, 10| of all to~ ~recount his Novell; who, after hee heard the 125 7, 10| to my minde: but in every Novell, such variety of~ ~excellent 126 7, 10| priviledge, I say, that the Novell recounted~ ~by Madame Eliza, 127 7, 10| wherewith the King concluded his Novell,~ ~and none remaining more 128 8, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 129 8, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ APPROVING, THAT NO 130 8, 2| you (faire Ladies) a short Novell, against such as are~ ~continually 131 8, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ JUSTLY REPREHENDING 132 8, 3| Pamphilus having ended his Novell, whereat the Ladies laughed~ ~ 133 8, 3| laughter, with a briefe Novell of mine owne, as Pamphilus 134 8, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 135 8, 4| Eliza having concluded her Novell, not without infinite~ ~ 136 8, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ GIVING ADMONITION, 137 8, 5| Madam Aemillia finished her Novell, wherin, the~ ~excellent 138 8, 6| THE SIXT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED, 139 8, 6| no sooner concluded his Novell, and the whole~ ~Assembly 140 8, 6| you with another merry~ ~Novell concerning him: In the same 141 8, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SERVING AS AN ADMONITION 142 8, 7| commend Madame Philomenaes Novell, laughing~ ~heartily at 143 8, 7| to follow next with her~ ~Novell, and presently she thus 144 8, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS APPROVED, 145 8, 8| Pampinea had finished hir Novell, the Queene gave command 146 8, 8| therefore, I mean to~ ~report a Novell of a certaine man, who too 147 8, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS APPROVED, 148 8, 9| the last to recount her Novell,~ ~without offering injurie 149 8, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY APPEARETH, 150 8, 10| to question, whether the Novell related by the~ ~Queene, 151 8, 10| as Dioneus had ended his Novell, Madame Lauretta also knew,~ ~ 152 9, Ind| of~ ~beginning the first Novell for that day: whereto shee 153 9, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ APPROVING, THAT CHASTE 154 9, 1| purpose to acquaint you with a Novell, beside them which have 155 9, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY IS DECLARED, 156 9, 2| when themselves,~ ~as my Novell will approve, deserve more 157 9, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DISCOVERING THE SIMPLICITY 158 9, 3| Eliza had concluded her Novell, and every one of~ ~the 159 9, 3| hindred mee then of another~ ~Novell, concerning silly Calandrino, 160 9, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SERVING AS AN ADMONITION 161 9, 4| Which~ ~maketh me remember a Novell, quite contrary to this 162 9, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ IN JUST REPREHENSION 163 9, 5| deserving.~ ~ ~ ~ Because the Novell reported by Madame Neiphila 164 9, 5| boldlier, to report another Novell of him, beside~ ~them already 165 9, 6| THE SIXT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS MANIFESTED, 166 9, 6| putteth mee in minde of a Novell,~ ~concerning another Nicoletta, 167 9, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY (WITH SOME 168 9, 7| acquaint you with a very short Novell, of a strange~ ~accident 169 9, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREBY PLAINLY APPEARETH, 170 9, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ CONTAINING AN EXCELLENT 171 9, 9| conclusion of Madame urettaes Novell, none now ained to~ ~succeede 172 9, 9| purpose, and tell you my Novell.~ ~ In those ancient and 173 9, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ IN JUST REPROOFE 174 9, 10| enchantment.~ ~ ~ ~ This Novell reported by the Queene, 175 9, 10| was much laughing at this Novell, the Ladies~ ~understanding 176 10, Ind| that day) begin the first Novell, which she~ ~humbly accepting, 177 10, 1| THE FIRST NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHERIN MAY EVIDENTLY 178 10, 1| then recount to you a short Novell, sufficiently pleasing, 179 10, 2| THE SECOND NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS DECLARED 180 10, 2| you shall perceive by my Novell.~ ~ Ghinotto di Tacco, for 181 10, 3| THE THIRD NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SHEWING IN AN EXCELLENT 182 10, 3| you withall, in a short Novell.~ ~ Most certaine it is, 183 10, 4| THE FOURTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS SHEWNE, 184 10, 5| THE FIFT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ ADMONISHING ALL LADIES 185 10, 5| make good unto you, by a Novell not overlong or~ ~tedious.~ ~ 186 10, 6| THE SIXT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SUFFICIENTLY DECLARING, 187 10, 6| passions: which is now the more novell and strange to me, to heare~ ~ 188 10, 7| THE SEVENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ WHEREIN IS COVERTLY 189 10, 7| being come to the end of her Novell, and the great~ ~magnificence 190 10, 8| THE EIGHT NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING, THAT NOTWITHSTANDING 191 10, 8| Fortune makes no use of novell or inconsiderate~ ~meanes, 192 10, 9| THE NINTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ DECLARING WHAT AN 193 10, 9| the~ ~conclusion of her Novell, is not without great reason, 194 10, 9| you shall heare in my~ ~Novell, if we cannot (by reason 195 10, 10| THE TENTH NOVELL~ ~ ~ ~ SET DOWNE AS AN EXAMPLE 196 10, 10| Questionlesse, the Kings Novell not so much exceed the rest 197 10, 10| it, as they did whom my Novell~ ~concerneth; thus then