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  1  Ind      |        there was not any woman, how noble, young, or faire soever
  2  Ind      |             goodly Houses! How many noble~ ~habitations, filled before
  3  Ind      |            then eighteene; being of Noble descent, faire~ ~forme,
  4    1,    7|            in him some sparkes of~ ~noble nature, gave him very good
  5    2,    3|          hee reputed her to be both noble and~ ~rich, as also she
  6    2,    3|      Cornewall.~ ~ And such was the noble spirit of Alessandro, that
  7    2,    4|             an issue, albeit not so noble and~ ~magnificent. In which
  8    2,    6|          should remaine with him in noble respect, as if she were~ ~
  9    2,    6|             unto me. There are many noble Gentlemen, who sustaining
 10    2,    6|           not impaired a jot of his noble spirit; much lesse the true
 11    2,    6|         many gracious favours on my Noble Mother;~ ~but now in the
 12    2,    6|        newes) well furnished~ ~with noble Gentlemen, to attend till
 13    2,    7|          grounded, that (lesse then Noble) she could not~ ~be, was
 14    2,    7|           and being now in a most~ ~noble and respected condition,
 15    2,    7|        under colour of visiting his noble Kinsman, (as oftentimes~ ~
 16    2,    7|          Prince replyed; Much more (Noble~ ~kinsman) then can bee
 17    2,    8|     reproach. And let me tel you,~ ~noble Count, that I repute love
 18    2,    8|           authority, keeping a most noble and~ ~bountifull house,
 19    2,    8|       endeavours, knowing her to be noble by birth, and~ ~(causelesse)
 20    2,    8|          owne good pleasure.~ ~ The Noble Lady, with whom poore Gianetta
 21    2,    8|             assure your selfe (most Noble~ ~Mother) that the date
 22    2,    8|            howbeit (like a wise and noble Ladie) much she inwardly~ ~
 23    2,    8|    reverence, because she was now a Noble Woman,~ ~conceyving wonderfull
 24    2,    8|          clouding all injuries with noble patience, hanging~ ~downe
 25    2,    8|          him, saide: My deere~ ~and noble Father! a thousand times
 26    2,    8|     continued with while with the~ ~noble Count; who had all his goods
 27    2,    9|             that man was the~ ~most noble creature, formed by God
 28    3,    6|       sometime a yong Gentleman, of noble parentage, and well knowne
 29    3,    6|      Tournaments, and all such like noble exercises, as he was wont
 30    3,    6|          foule shame, and your most noble care, to keepe the rites
 31    3,    7|    Theobaido Elisei, descended of a noble House, who became earnestly~ ~
 32    3,    7|           your power. Was hee not a noble young Gentleman?~ ~Was he (
 33    3,    9|            and~ ~spake thus to him. Noble Count, it is not unknowne
 34    3,    9|             mayest thou lead a more Noble life, then with the greatest~ ~
 35    3,    9|    bountifull~ ~offer, and having a noble heart shee said: Great Countesse
 36    3,    9|         requitall rest in your owne noble nature.~ ~ Observe me then
 37    3,    9|           his shame, and her~ ~most noble carriage to her husband;
 38    4,    1|         dyed.~ ~ ~ ~ Our King (most Noble and vertuous Ladies) hath
 39    4,    1|             by blood, yet much more Noble by vertue and~ ~commandable
 40    4,    1|    answerable, were thereby tearmed noble; all the rest remaining~ ~
 41    4,    1|      declared himselfe openly to be noble; and he that tearmed~ ~him
 42    4,    1|             confesse him to be most Noble, and that all your Gentlemen~ ~(
 43    4,    1|           impayreth not any part of noble Nature, but~ ~wealth hurries
 44    4,    3|             a very ancient and most Noble Citty, which~ ~hath bene (
 45    4,    4|    conditioned,~ ~and of the truest noble spirit, that ever Nature
 46    4,    4|          was no lesse enflamed with noble affection~ ~towards her,
 47    4,    4|           they could devise,~ ~what noble affection he bare unto her,
 48    4,    5|            for the hard Fortunes of Noble Gerbino, and~ ~his beautifull
 49    4,    6|         delightfull Forrest, in the Noble~ ~exercise of sportfull
 50    4,    6|            on the shoulders of very noble Gentlemen, with great~ ~
 51    4,    7|           ON THEM THAT ARE RICH AND NOBLE~ ~ ~ ~ Faire Simonida affecting
 52    4,    9|           in that jurisdiction, two noble Knights, each well~ ~possessed
 53    4,    9|            to murther so worthy and Noble a Gentleman. I protest~ ~
 54    4,    9|           Knight, such as~ ~was the Noble Guardastagno; never shall
 55    4,    9|             expressing both~ ~their noble degree, and by what unhappy
 56    4,   10|        happening there betweene two Noble Families, wherein divers~ ~
 57    4,   10|          kindred, and lived in most Noble condition, even as if~ ~
 58    5,  Ind|           GOVERNMENT OF THE~ ~ MOST NOBLE LADY FIAMMETTA: CONCERNING
 59    5,    1|       sometime~ ~lived in Cyprus, a Noble Gentleman, who was commonly
 60    5,    1|        burthen of greefe~ ~unto his Noble Father, and all hope being
 61    5,    1|              thus~ ~spake unto her. Noble Lady, do not any way discomfort
 62    5,    1|           large.~ ~ Understand then Noble Chynon, that Pasimondo,
 63    5,    1|           the end, by the meanes of Noble Friends and Kindred on~ ~
 64    5,    2|           King.~ ~ Understand then (Noble Ladies) that neere to Sicily,
 65    5,    2|          unto him in this~ ~manner. Noble Martuccio, there is a servant
 66    5,    6|        passed recordations: so this noble Admirall, advisedly, beholding~ ~
 67    5,    7|            Pedro had done him, to a noble Gentleman,~ ~named Signior
 68    5,    8|           of the most ancient and~ ~noble Families in all the Countrey.
 69    5,    9|        Tournaments, and~ ~all other noble actions of Armes, beside,
 70    5,    9|           be a Fowle meete for so~ ~Noble a Lady to feede on: without
 71    5,    9|           the other side, having so noble a Lady to his~ ~Wife, and
 72    5,   10|           of Frederigo, as also the noble nature of Madam Giana; Dioneus~ ~
 73    6,    2|       either~ ~Nature, in seating a Noble soule in a vile body, or
 74    6,    2|             body (beautified with a noble soule) a base or wretched~ ~
 75    6,    4|           Citie, in the estate of a Noble Citizen,~ ~beeing a man
 76    6,    6|               Baronchi was the most noble in the world, for which
 77    6,    6|             be the most ancient and noble not only in Florence but~ ~
 78    6,    6|       ancient by so much it is most noble. The family of the Baronchi~ ~
 79    6,    6|       Florence, ergo it is the most noble. I have~ ~nothing, then,
 80    6,    6|      consequently they must be more noble as they are more ancient."~ ~
 81    6,    6|          are the most~ ~ancient and noble family in all Florence!"~ ~
 82    7,    5|          beganne in this manner.~ ~ Noble Ladies, the precedent Novell
 83    7,    7|       service indeede, and I know a Noble Gentleman of this Cittie,
 84    7,    9|             or Governour thereof, a Noble Lord,~ ~named Nicostratus,
 85    7, Song|         thus she spake.~ ~ You know noble Ladies, and you likewise
 86    7, Song|       Ladies, and you likewise most noble Gentlemen, that~ ~to morrow
 87    8,    7|             yong Lady, descended of Noble parentage, very~ ~beautifull,
 88    8,    9|             waited on by numberless Noble and goodly attendants, both
 89    8,    9|             We have alwayes in this noble Society of ours, a Captaine,
 90    9,    9|             where, by meanes of the Noble Barons attending on~ ~the
 91    9,    9|         Melisso, thus he proceeded. Noble friend, we shall try~ ~anone,
 92   10,  Ind|            accompanied with the two Noble Ladies~ ~Philomena and Fiammetta,
 93   10,    3|          AND DWELLING IN A~ ~ TRULY NOBLE SOULE, CANNOT BE VIOLENCED
 94   10,    3|             that~ ~the rumor of his noble Hospitality, came to the
 95   10,    3|       Mithridanes, thy Father was a Noble Gentleman, and (in vertuous~ ~
 96   10,    5|          sometime lived a faire and Noble Lady, named~ ~Madame Dianora,
 97   10,    5|          was~ ~highly affected by a Noble Baron of those parts, tearmed
 98   10,    5|            her this answer.~ ~ Most noble Lady, the Gods forbid (if
 99   10,    5|           it~ ~hath done, for which noble courtesie, I will continually
100   10,    5|           betweene himselfe and the Noble Lord Ansaldo.~ ~ Now concerning
101   10,    5|         honour, and you Sir of true noble kindnesse, if I~ ~should
102   10,    5|            you shal keepe it. The~ ~Noble Lord was modestly ashamed,
103   10,    6|         joyned in marriage with two Noble Gentlemen; the one~ ~named
104   10,    6|             began. I did alwaies~ ~(Noble Ladies) hold it fit and
105   10,    6|            he replyed. Beleeve me~ ~noble Count, there is not any
106   10,    6|           Gulielmo della Magna, two Noble Knights and~ ~honourable
107   10,    6|             highly recompencing the noble Knights courtesie, honouring
108   10,    7|            his exaltation, with the noble exercises of Tilt and Turney;
109   10,    8|      familiar commendations, to a~ ~Noble Athenian Gentleman, named
110   10,    8|         beauty, derived from a most noble house~ ~in Athens, and she
111   10,    8|          obedience to thy more then noble nature. Yet let this remaine
112   10,    8|            his owne free will and~ ~noble disposition) hee gave her
113   10,    8|           to a Romaine. Yours, to a Noble and~ ~honest man; that of
114   10,    8|            of Gisippus, to one more Noble by race, and no~ ~lesse
115   10,    8|            Titus Quintus Fulvius, a Noble~ ~Gentleman by antiquitie,
116   10,    8|           morning slaine, wherefore Noble Praetor,~ ~let no innocent
117   10,    8|        commiserate the case of this Noble~ ~Gentleman Titus, who speakes
118   10,    8|            on the other side, said. Noble Praetor, this man (as thou
119   10,    8|          the sole possessor. As for Noble Lord Titus, he had no reason
120   10,    8|             them all three: the two noble friendes, because~ ~they
121   10,    8|           occasions could compell~ ~Noble Titus, so promptly and deliberatly,
122   10,    9|          onely with two of his most Noble and wisest~ ~Baschaes, and
123   10,    9|           singularly wise, and of a Noble spirit, needing little or
124   10,    9|         travaile on our journey.~ ~ Noble Gentlemen, replyed Thorello (
125   10,    9|          and his Baschaes were very Noble Lords, and wonted to see~ ~
126   10,    9|              more compleat in all~ ~noble perfections, more courteous
127   10,    9|            and reputing him to be a Noble Gentleman, to~ ~testifie
128   10,   10|           of them al,~ ~was a young Noble Lord, named Gualtiero, who
129   10,   10|      against mine owne will.~ ~ The Noble men answered, that they
130   10,   10| Shepheardesse, but rather~ ~of some Noble Lord, whereat every one
131   10,   10|           Within a while after, the Noble~ ~Marquesse in the like
132   10,   10|            be laden with~ ~it. For (Noble Lord) it was never out of
133   10,   10|           the heart of~ ~poore (but Noble patient) Grizelda, as being
134   10,   10|          and happy~ ~recovery of so noble a son and daughter, the
135   10,   10|       thought the Marquesse to be a noble~ ~and wise Prince, though
136   10,   10|           matched his daughter in a Noble marriage: he~ ~and Grizelda