Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |           envy may arise on any side, I could wish, that each
  2    1,    1|         credit.~ ~ On the other side, we are to consider also,
  3    2,    1|    person, supported on the one side~ ~by thy selfe, and on the
  4    2,    3|         taking~ ~part on either side, some with the sonne, and
  5    2,    3|         which being~ ~on either side confirmed solemnly, by an
  6    2,    3|         selfe too. On the other side, the Pope was much amazed
  7    2,    5| desiring to wash him at the Sea side, he strayed too farre wide
  8    2,    5|   sitting downe by the~ ~Welles side, they layde downe their
  9    2,    5|         till comming to the Sea side,~ ~he found the way directing
 10    2,    7|         them both~ ~to his beds side, he spake in this manner.~ ~
 11    2,    8|        downe together on a beds side in her~ ~Chamber, according
 12    2,    8|         whereas (on the other~ ~side) secret carriage, and heedfull
 13    2,    8|      and borne by the Mothers~ ~side: and therefore it is no
 14    2,    8|   basely borne by their Mothers side.~ ~Sir Roger returning home
 15    2,    9|        fury he beheld on either side, and Bernardo standing~ ~
 16    2,   10|         their friends on either side: other matters were now~ ~
 17    3,    3|    plainely discerned on either side, that the~ ~one was as well
 18    3,    5|        which is upon the Garden side, that evening (so soone
 19    3,    7|     solemne friendship on every side.~ ~ When the feasting dayes
 20    4,    1|       ingeniously on the hils~ ~side. And because it had not
 21    4,    1|          souspirall in the hils side, and given it a larger entrance
 22    4,    1|      sitting downe on the~ ~bed side (according as they were
 23    4,    1|     disciplinde. On~ ~the other side, Ghismonda hearing the speeches
 24    4,    1|         behaviour. On the other side, observe those parts remaining
 25    4,    2|      from~ ~suspition on either side: our Albert Cupid, or Cupid
 26    4,    2|          Recovering the further side of the River, he espied
 27    4,    2|     sitting~ ~downe on the beds side by him, after some few speeches
 28    4,    3|  convenient winde. On the other side,~ ~Ninetta who was sufficiently
 29    4,    4|    advancement.~ ~ On the other side, the fame of her incomparable
 30    4,    4|      very great harme on either side. At the length, Gerbino
 31    4,    6|       her mouth~ ~into the left side of my bosom, griped it so
 32    4,    6|   Laying then my hand upon my~ ~side, to know whether any such
 33    4,    6|         sweete kisses on either side: yet was she~ ~still suspitious,
 34    4,    7|      him. Pasquino on the other side, as leysure~ ~gave him leave
 35    4,    8|     behinde them on the further side of~ ~the bed, and so tarried
 36    4,    8|       Silvestra lay on the same side of the bed, where Jeronimo
 37    4,    8|       lying downe upon the beds side by her, uttered these his~ ~
 38    4,   10|          And he, on~ ~the other side, when occasions did not
 39    4,   10|   dangerously wounded on either side, and without his speedy~ ~
 40    4,   10|       on a~ ~Coffer by the beds side, soone after he fell into
 41    4,   10|         divers times on the one side, and then as~ ~often againe
 42    4,   10|   strongly against the~ ~Chests side, that (it standing on an
 43    5,    1|        faire Meadow, on every~ ~side engirt with and in one corner
 44    5,    1|      ran immediately to the Sea side,~ ~where Chynon being newly
 45    5,    1|         and Kindred on~ ~either side, labouring to have such
 46    5,    2|    poore woman stood at the Sea side,~ ~washing certaine Fishermens
 47    5,    2|      sate~ ~downe by the boates side, wringing her hands, and
 48    5,    2|        Archers on the~ ~Enemies side have shot their Arrowes
 49    5,    3|        But being beset on every side, and~ ~utterly unable to
 50    5,    3|      any inequality~ ~of either side; shee saide to her selfe.
 51    5,    4| offended at the~ ~matter; stept side with him behinde the drawne
 52    5,    5|          Menghino, on the other side, having entred into the~ ~
 53    5,    5|      being favoured (on the one side) by the by~ ~Chamber-maide,
 54    5,    5|       any further. On the other side, upon this mutinous noyse~ ~
 55    5,    5|   kindred and friends on either side,~ ~understanding the truth
 56    5,    7|        no~ ~lesse (on the other side) to honest Pedro.~ ~ While
 57    5,    9|         on him. He on the other side, having so noble a Lady
 58    5,   10|      complaint passed on either side,~ ~but mutuall joy and Houshold
 59    6,    1|      was as~ ~unsuteable to his side, as his wit out of fashion
 60    6,    3|         riding thorow the City, side by side, and viewing the
 61    6,    3|        thorow the City, side by side, and viewing the brave~ ~
 62    6,    4|   possible meanes, and on every side he looked about him, now
 63    6,    9|    quite over it on the further side, as~ ~being of an agile
 64    6,   10|       strait passage at the one side, from whence there issued~ ~
 65    7,    1|    which adjoyned to the fields side: but, so angry she was at~ ~
 66    7,    4|         and ran to the~ ~Welles side. In the meane while, his
 67    7,    4|        he could get to the Wels side; she was within the~ ~house,
 68    7,    4|      that I was~ ~at the Welles side, and threw something into
 69    7,    5|        full view on~ ~the other side, yet she plainly perceived
 70    7,    6|     Lambertuccio on the~ ~other side, meeting Beltramo riding
 71    7,    6|        from under the further~ ~side of the bedde, and Beltramo
 72    7,    7|         thou~ ~knowest on which side of the bed I use to rest,
 73    7,    7|     found it. Going to the beds side where the~ ~Lady lay, and
 74    7,    8|       so~ ~strongly by her beds side, and related all his amorous
 75    7,    8|    Chamber being on the streete side, and somewhat juttying over~ ~
 76    7,    8|         as yet done on~ ~either side) permitted him to depart;
 77    7,    8|          groping on to the beds side, and thinking hee had taken~ ~
 78    7,    8|  bolting it fast on the outward side, as meaning to keepe her
 79    7,    8|  imposed taske.~ ~ On the other side, Arriguccio had travelled
 80    7,    8|      curst man, when (on either side) there is no such matter?
 81    7,    9|         shee surveyed on either side, and, turning her head~ ~
 82    7,    9|      Heere~ ~is a tooth on this side, which (so farre as I can
 83    7,    9|     comforting him on the one~ ~side, and the anguish asswaging
 84    7,    9|          The Lady (on the other side) seeming to be very angerly~ ~
 85    7,   10|   Tables covered~ ~by the Ponds side: we need not question their
 86    8,    3|          and looking on~ ~every side about him, hee rejected
 87    8,    3|         passed along the Rivers side, and afterward~ ~through
 88    8,    3|  cruelly beaten;~ ~on the other side, Calandrino standing unbraced
 89    8,    5|        cryed Ribi, on the other side) doe not beleeve~ ~what
 90    8,    5|        the like on the contrary side.~ ~ During the time of this
 91    8,    5|   crying in his eare on the one side, as~ ~Ribi did the like
 92    8,    7|         doe, looking on~ ~every side about her, yet not in a
 93    8,    7|     there is hard by the Rivers side a smal Tower or Turret~ ~
 94    8,    7|        she to gaze upon every~ ~side about her, to espy some
 95    8,    7|  discovery, which was on eyther side, most faithfullie~ ~protested.~ ~
 96    8,    9|      village, and by my mothers side, I am derived from them
 97    8,    9|        as desirous on the other side, to make~ ~one in the Corsicane
 98    9,    1|        speaking? On the other~ ~side, if I speake, then I shall
 99    9,    1|        hope.~ ~ On the contrary side, after midnight was past,
100    9,    2|   stockings hanging on~ ~either side of her; the sight whereof
101    9,    3|       sitting downe on the beds side by Calandrino, hee began
102    9,    5|           She also on the other side, returned him such queint
103    9,    6|        standing by the~ ~walles side, and the third fronting
104    9,    6|       stood close by their beds side, because the~ ~childes crying
105    9,    6|         set it by his owne beds side,~ ~and having done the businesse
106    9,    6|      the to her~ ~daughters bed side, although shee had no light
107    9,    6|           Adriano (on the other side) perceiving how wisely the
108    9,   10|   devise~ ~to doe. On the other side, Gossip Pietro being very
109    9, Song|       alone,~ ~ By a fountaines side:~ ~ Much her hard Fortune
110   10,    6|     being placed by the~ ~Ponds side, he washed his hands therin,
111   10,    6|       Signior Neri on his other side. As~ ~for the other three
112   10,    7|     entred, he went to the Beds side, where she sate,~ ~somewhat
113   10,    8|        Love pleading on the one side~ ~powerfully, and Gisippus
114   10,    8|        the~ ~friends (on either side) thought otherwise.~ ~ By
115   10,    8|       could be.~ ~ On the other side, Titus hearing these uncivill
116   10,    8|      life.~ ~Titus on the other side, said. Noble Praetor, this
117   10,    8|         hard pleading on either side; he crowded~ ~into the Barre,
118   10,    8|       now likewise to the other side. What occasions could compell~ ~
119   10,    9|     appeared also (on the other side) to Signiour~ ~Thorello,
120   10,    9|         Language past on eyther side, she~ ~demanded of whence,
121   10,    9|        Last of all, on either~ ~side of them, hee set two great