Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |       observing them; and (with a pleasing~ ~countenance) giving them
  2  Ind      |           These words were highly pleasing to them all, and by generall
  3  Ind      |        what to him or her is best pleasing. And~ ~turning her selfe
  4    1,    1|            which were continually pleasing~ ~unto him, to satisfie
  5    1,    1|          them appeareth so little pleasing, as we are daily~ ~pursued
  6    1,    1|           These words were highly pleasing to the holy Friar, and seemed
  7    1,    1|        drunke~ ~water with such a pleasing appetite and delight (especially
  8    1,    1| sustenance, hath seemed much more pleasing to me, then I thought to~ ~
  9    1,    1|       Christian. These words were pleasing to the good olde man,~ ~
 10    1,    2|          by Pamphilus, was highly pleasing to the company,~ ~and much
 11    1,    2|          him, that the Jew felt a pleasing apprehension in~ ~them,
 12    1,    7|            it will prove no lesse pleasing to you, in~ ~regard it sorted
 13    1,    9|          so sweete speeches and~ ~pleasing conferences, to passe the
 14    1,    9|      Chisolieri, shee appeared so pleasing in his eye; that his~ ~sences
 15    1,    9|          least hurtfull, and most pleasing~ ~in the mouth. And you
 16    1,    9|         thinkes it hath bene very pleasing and commendable; in~ ~which
 17    1,    9|         by you appointed, is most pleasing and worthy to bee~ ~allowed.
 18    2,  Ind|         had dined, in a coole and pleasing aire they fell to~ ~dancing,
 19    2,  Ind|     goodly~ ~creature, and highly pleasing to behold, having put on
 20    2,    1|              This devise was very pleasing to Marquiso and Stechio,
 21    2,    2|           of person, a delicate~ ~pleasing countenance, a quicke alluring
 22    2,    5|     Orenge flowers, and all other pleasing smelles, and a costly bed
 23    2,    6|            which~ ~sight was very pleasing to her, and nothing in that
 24    2,    6|          made by Geoffrey, was so pleasing to Conrado, that~ ~without
 25    2,    7|     observed, that wine was verie pleasing to the Lady, she being~ ~
 26    2,    7|            and~ ~liking the Wines pleasing taste extraordinarily, dranke
 27    2,    7|         tasted them before, yet~ ~pleasing beyond measure, by reason
 28    2,    7|            possible meanes, to be pleasing and gracious in her eye,
 29    2,    7|         him: a matter most highly pleasing to the~ ~Prince, and likewise
 30    2,    7|         garments shee appeared so pleasing, what~ ~did shee now in
 31    2,    7|        thing maketh my death very pleasing and welcome to~ ~me; namely,
 32    2,    8|        man, thy daughter hath~ ~a pleasing countenance, and (perhaps)
 33    2,    8|            This~ ~motion was very pleasing to the Count, who readily
 34    2,    8|         contemptible, and nothing pleasing in his eye~ ~but shee. Now,
 35    2,    8|           and bring you to a more pleasing kinde~ ~of life; because
 36    2,    9|          the enjoying of his owne pleasing contentment (a thing not~ ~
 37    2,    9|     seeming then as compleate and pleasing a~ ~creature, as when shee
 38    2,    9|         and her service proved so pleasing~ ~and acceptable to him,
 39    2,   10|     comforting her with kinde and pleasing speeches, not using~ ~any
 40    2,   10|        not? Behold me with a more pleasing~ ~eye, I pray thee.~ ~ Bartolomea
 41    2, Song|            As made the paine most pleasing, gracious,~ ~ That I desire
 42    2, Song|       they played to them as many pleasing~ ~dances. But the Queene
 43    3,    1|       made him verie doubtfull in pleasing them all.~ ~ It came to
 44    3,    4|           Dioneus (with faire and pleasing Language) commended the~ ~
 45    3,    5|         This answere, was greatly pleasing to the~ ~Knight, who, although
 46    3,    7|         and~ ~behaviour proved so pleasing to the Merchant, as not
 47    3,    7|       live. This answere was most pleasing to the Pilgrime, and without~ ~
 48    3,    8|        cannot~ ~attaine to a more pleasing kinde of happinesse; neither
 49    3,    8|           considering,~ ~it is so pleasing to a sanctified man, that
 50    3,    8|           and wine was halfe~ ~so pleasing to me. O my deare Wife;
 51    3,    9| succeeding, with a~ ~gracious and pleasing disposition, thus she began
 52    3,    9|           faire,~ ~comely, and of pleasing person, named Bertrand;
 53    3,   10|           a thing beloved of God, pleasing to the participants, and
 54    4,    2|         sweete embraces, and most pleasing~ ~speeches with proffer
 55    4,    3|    gentlenesse do shew themselves pleasing and~ ~full of content to
 56    4,    3|       Countrey, whose perfections pleasing~ ~him beyond all comparison:
 57    4,    4|        were~ ~most affectionately pleasing to her, and in recapitulating (
 58    4,    4|         the world could be more~ ~pleasing to him. So that afterward,
 59    4,    6|  graciously related, was~ ~highly pleasing unto the other Ladies; because
 60    4,    6|          verie loveliest and most pleasing beast that was ever~ ~seene.
 61    4,    6|       they spent the time in much pleasing discourse,~ ~maintained
 62    4,    9|          slices, and made it most pleasing to be tasted. When supper
 63    4,   10|            and held her with much pleasing discourse, as required longer
 64    4,   10|     glasse; and finding the water pleasing~ ~to his pallate, dranke
 65    4,   10|          in regard they were very pleasing to~ ~him: he cleared Ruggiero
 66    4,   10|      Which proposition was~ ~very pleasing to them all.~ ~ Then calling
 67    5,  Ind|           hope) to your no little pleasing.~ ~
 68    5,    1|      Chynon, in granting~ ~him so pleasing a Conquest, to shew her
 69    5,    2|           thy utmost diligence in pleasing her, by deserving~ ~and
 70    5,    2|     familiar to Constance, and so pleasing grew her~ ~behaviour to
 71    5,    4|        you. This~ ~answere was so pleasing to Messer Ricciardo, that
 72    5,    6|        ended, which proved very~ ~pleasing to the Ladies: the Queene
 73    5,    7|            which proved so highly pleasing to his Master Amarigo,~ ~
 74    5,    7|          his behaviour was most~ ~pleasing to her, yet maiden modesty
 75    5,   10|        same course, as you doe in pleasing and delightfull~ ~Gardens,
 76    5,   10|    hatefull to him, and as little pleasing to~ ~mee, because his minde
 77    5,   10|            Now, because~ ~it is a pleasing kinde of argument, ministring
 78    6,  Ind|  especially those which were most pleasing,~ ~and seemed so by their
 79    6,    1|          distaste to a kinde of~ ~pleasing acceptation, merrily thus
 80    6,    2|         heartily, and with such a pleasing appetite, as might~ ~have
 81    6,    3|          one proved to bee most~ ~pleasing in his eye, who was a verie
 82    6,    4|           forth a very delicate~ ~pleasing savour; it fortuned that
 83    6,    4|         his owne safety: was so~ ~pleasing to Messer Currado, that
 84    6,   10|           speake any thing best~ ~pleasing to my self: yet notwithstanding,
 85    6,   10|           Novell affoorded equall pleasing to the whole companie, Friar~ ~
 86    6,   10|          argument seemed not very pleasing to the Ladies, and~ ~therefore
 87    6,   10|       this being done, variety of pleasing Wines were brought,~ ~Banquetting
 88    6, Song|          King being in a good and pleasing temper, calling Tindaro,~ ~
 89    7,    1|        had bene a matter highly~ ~pleasing to mee, that any other (
 90    7,    1|            the jest~ ~appeared so pleasing to him: But when John cought
 91    7,    5|       which for other~ ~women are pleasing and delightfull) unto such,
 92    7,    5|       some (more then ordinary)~ ~pleasing countenance in his wife:
 93    7,    6|        husband.~ ~ ~ ~ Wondrously pleasing to all the company, was
 94    7,    7|      which, nothing could be more pleasing to him. Now had he~ ~the
 95    7,    8|          to~ ~content you with so pleasing a Novell, as those have
 96    7,    8|            This devise was highly pleasing both to Roberto and Simonida,~ ~
 97    7,    9|        Madame Neiphila, seemed so pleasing to~ ~all the Ladies; as
 98    7,    9|         good leysure; and, in a~ ~pleasing humor, thus she beganne.
 99    7,    9|      Mother, Daughter, or Sister, pleasing in the eye~ ~of our Nicostratus;
100    7,    9|         and they both were highly pleasing~ ~unto him.~ ~ On a day,
101    7,   10|          yet partly it will~ ~bee pleasing to heare.~ ~ Sometime there
102    7,   10|         the~ ~world could be more pleasing; beside calme windes, fanning
103    7, Song|      imagine, that~ ~some new and pleasing apprehension of Love, constrained
104    8,    2|            yet there was one more pleasing in his~ ~wanton eye, then
105    8,    2|        her~ ~shrine. Divers prety pleasing qualities she had, as sounding
106    8,    5|       This strange~ ~sight was so pleasing to him; as leaving off further
107    8,    7|          that she beheld him with pleasing regards;~ ~hee learned to
108    8,    7|      about his body, which was no pleasing melody to~ ~him. How thinkest
109    8,    7|          choose but bee~ ~passing pleasing for us to heare.~ ~ Out
110    8,    7|        Afterward for~ ~the better pleasing of himselfe, he went secretly
111    8,    7|         not) was~ ~once so highly pleasing in thine eyes. Take pitty
112    8,    8|       revived,~ ~with matter more pleasing and delightfull. And therefore,
113    8,    9|       familiarity was so highly~ ~pleasing to him, that he was a daily
114    8,    9|         the~ ~people sufficiently pleasing to them; they resolved on
115    8,    9|        World, and wee appeared so pleasing in~ ~their eyes, as they
116    8,    9|         with~ ~very plausible and pleasing tearmes, excused the matter
117    8,   10|        appeare~ ~so much the more pleasing, when (by the selfesame
118    8,   10|          one,~ ~that may prove as pleasing to you, as any of your owne.
119    8,   10|        that his comely person was pleasing to her and therefore he~ ~
120    9,    1|          manfully. Which accident pleasing her beyond all~ ~comparison,
121    9,    3|      drinke for you, marveilously pleasing~ ~in taste, and of soveraigne
122    9,    5|           probable, though not so pleasing. But because wandring from
123    9,    7|       hath not~ ~permitted me one pleasing day with thee, since first
124    9,    8|         thou~ ~shalt meet with as pleasing a dinner as I did. So, parting
125    9,    9|     strength feeble, our voyces~ ~pleasing, and the motion of our members
126    9,    9|           gracious,~ ~benigne and pleasing: doe justly deserve (as
127    9,    9|         doth interpret it in such pleasing manner as~ ~they ought,
128    9,   10|            Theame was exceedingly pleasing~ ~to the whole Company;
129   10,    1|        short Novell, sufficiently pleasing, in mine~ ~owne opinion,
130   10,    1|         backt, a gift most highly pleasing to Rogiero, in regarde of
131   10,    2|     spirit, which appeared~ ~very pleasing to him; and instantly, his
132   10,    2|       time) hee will appeare as~ ~pleasing to your holinesse, as (in
133   10,    6|        and others, the King (in a pleasing humour) voluntarily threw
134   10,    6|         disgrace.~ ~ So sweet and pleasing seemed the Song to the King (
135   10,    7|       concording so extraordinary pleasing;~ ~that all the persons
136   10,    8|             part of her seemed so pleasing in his eie, that giving
137   10,    8|         me, which are fitting and pleasing to Love? Honest things,
138   10,    8|    sustaine passion, as the thing pleasing is fullest of~ ~excellence.
139   10,    8|         contend with my selfe, in pleasing thee with such a thing as
140   10,    8|         of mine contentment, or~ ~pleasing thee in thy importunate
141   10,    8|           advise was not a little pleasing to~ ~Titus, wherupon Gisippus
142   10,   10|        village, had appeared very pleasing to the Lord~ ~Marquesse,
143   10,   10|   Honourable friends, it appeared pleasing to you all, and yet (I~ ~
144   10,   10|         take~ ~another wife, more pleasing to them.~ ~ Grizelda, with
145   10,   10|        for nothing is precious or pleasing to mee, but what~ ~may agree
146   10,   10|          they could not be~ ~more pleasing to her, then they were to
147   10,   10|       farre more~ ~contenting and pleasing to my people.~ ~ The Lady