Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |           they were~ ~all hartily ready to doe them any service.
  2  Ind      |      Kitchin, and diligently make ready such~ ~Vyands, as shal be
  3    1,    1|       repentance, he is alwayes~ ~ready to forgive them; and wilt
  4    1,    1|     assurance, that he is alwayes ready to heare us. And so he ceased.~ ~
  5    1,    2|          was bought and solde for ready money, not onely the~ ~blood
  6    1,    4|           the wood,~ ~which lieth ready cut downe in the Forrest;
  7    1,    6|         other) a very witty and~ ~ready versifier: in regard whereof,
  8    1,    6|       every thing~ ~being fit and ready, the Master of the Houshold
  9    1,    7|         rich in inheritances, and ready summes of currant money~ ~
 10    1,    7|        Gentleman~ ~(a Courtier of ready wit, and discoursive in
 11    1,    9|           uttermost, as alwayes~ ~ready to do you any honest service.
 12    2,    1|      Judge. My Lord, I am heere~ ~ready before you, to confesse
 13    2,    2|          beside. All things being ready, and nothing wanting but
 14    2,    3|       seeing themselves rich in~ ~ready monies and revennewes, without
 15    2,    5|          the Mayde,~ ~that he was ready to attend her Mistresse,
 16    2,    5|         that I finde here, and am ready to come forth~ ~for mine
 17    2,    7|   Mariners,~ ~having their sailes ready set, and the winde aptly
 18    2,    7|           the Sea, which standing ready open, upon a signe given
 19    2,    9|        servant. Sicurano~ ~was so ready and discreet in his daily
 20    3,    3|            and shee stood alwayes ready on her watch, at a~ ~little
 21    3,    3|          the Casement,~ ~standing ready open to welcome him. Thus
 22    3,    5|       shalt finde me walking, and ready to~ ~acquaint thee with
 23    3,    6|         he hath prepared a~ ~Bath ready for me, and hopeth to enjoy
 24    3,    6|        which Chamber she had made ready,~ ~according to Ricciardoes
 25    3,    7|         most innocent, making him ready for the stroke of death.
 26    3,    7|   lovingly replied, that he~ ~was ready to make good his word. Whereupon,
 27    3,    9|        therein both willing~ ~and ready: for I prize my daughters
 28    3,    9|           enrich her with so much ready money~ ~as you shall thinke
 29    3,    9|       word, that your daughter is ready to accomplish~ ~his pleasure;
 30    3,   10|          to allow of that,~ ~I am ready to performe it with all
 31    4,    1|        Guiscardo, who stood there ready on the~ ~staire-head, awaiting
 32    4,    2|            Friar Albert saide: Be ready then Madam to give him welcome
 33    4,    3|          and in lands, goods, and ready monies,~ ~immeasurably rich.
 34    4,    3|           rest make every~ ~thing ready, to depart from hence so
 35    4,    3|         curteous tender of his so ready service; departed thence~ ~
 36    4,    4|       unto Messina, where he made ready two~ ~speedy gallies, and
 37    4,    6|       availe me:~ ~wherfore, I am ready to go along with you before
 38    4,    8|       Finding the Curtaines~ ~ ~ ~ready drawne, he hid himselfe
 39    4,    9|        and~ ~having a keene knife ready drawne in his hand; opened
 40    4,   10|        regard~ ~whereof, they are ready to quarrell extreamly each
 41    4,   10|         made answer, that hee was ready to accomplish her command,
 42    5,    1|        them, and having his sword ready~ ~drawne in his hand (incited
 43    5,    2|           behold him, but she was ready to dye with~ ~conceite of
 44    5,    3|          length he understood her ready resolution, to adventure
 45    5,    3|        the~ ~Damosels horse stand ready sadled, which made them
 46    5,    3|        brest: whereupon, shee was ready to cry out, as fearing that~ ~
 47    5,    3|         her in his~ ~armes, being ready to swoune with conceite
 48    5,    5|          finde the doore standing ready~ ~open, to give him all
 49    5,    6|         the Barke had taken, made ready another, to follow after
 50    5,    8|          be as free, as mine~ ~is ready to do you any acceptable
 51    5,    9|         Sons~ ~health, was up and ready betimes, and taking another
 52    5,    9|           some speede) shall make ready dinner.~ ~ Poore Frederigo,
 53    5,    9|        the Lady~ ~that dinner was ready, and nothing now wanted,
 54    5,    9|       alwayes declared~ ~it selfe ready in you, to do more kinde
 55    5,    9|          manner: which made~ ~her ready to say, that she would not
 56    5,   10|       over-late to make any thing ready.~ ~ It fortuned; that certaine
 57    5,   10|            that with witty words, ready answeres~ ~and sudden jests
 58    6,    4|  instantly thus began. Although a ready wit~ ~(faire Ladies) doth
 59    6,    4| notwithstanding, Fortune (being a ready helper divers wayes to the~ ~
 60    6,    5|           trot, everie step being ready to hoise him out of his
 61    6,   10|           yet he was so prompt,~ ~ready and voluble of speech, uttering
 62    6,   10|           entred they, finding it ready open for their~ ~purpose:
 63    6,   10|       replyed, that they were all ready to walk with her~ ~thither:
 64    7,    1|         Monna Tessa, who had made ready two fat Capons, drest in~ ~
 65    7,    2|            I have the money heere ready for it. For that Sir (quoth~ ~
 66    7,    3|         his name imported, seemed ready~ ~to swoune with sodaine
 67    7,    6|          and Mistresse: who stood ready at the staires~ ~head, graced
 68    7,    6|    Signior Lambertuccio, a weapon ready drawne in his hand.~ ~Ascending
 69    7,    6|            being immediately made ready, and they having merrily
 70    7,    7|         but a word is enough to a ready Wit. To the~ ~Garden goes
 71    8,    1|         times) he could not be so ready to borrow, as they were
 72    8,    1|           and she should find him ready to fulfill~ ~whatsoever
 73    8,    1|         answered, that she was as ready to fulfill the request of~ ~
 74    8,    2|        since, I~ ~bought it thus (ready made) of Lotto the Fripperer,
 75    8,    3|          Calandrino, every minute ready to sinke under his weightie~ ~
 76    8,    3|    together, to answer them one~ ~ready word, wherefore hee sate
 77    8,    3|            said; being well neere ready to burst with laughter;
 78    8,    4|         Court, where lights stood ready to welcome him thither;
 79    8,    5|        answere, that hee was both ready and~ ~willing, and then
 80    8,    6|           hast cunningly sold for ready money) was stolne from thee
 81    8,    7|        house, where~ ~Ancilla was ready to give him entertainment,
 82    8,    7|      there be a~ ~faire fire made ready, that when I am within,
 83    8,    7|        Reniero, whose soule being ready to mount out of his body,
 84    8,    7|    grievous extreamities) she was ready to dye~ ~with drought, bemoaning
 85    8,    8|           and every thing will be ready~ ~quickly.~ ~ Zeppa, sitting
 86    8,    8|         he~ ~was, his heart being ready to split with rage, and,
 87    8,    9|          backe, for he will stand ready to receive you. Being so
 88    8,   10|     teares, which she had alwayes ready at command) told him that
 89    8,   10|             as fervently, and was ready to be commanded by her,
 90    8,   10|        and had a Banquet standing ready~ ~prepared for them; wherewith
 91    8,   10|  sumptuous maner, and also made~ ~ready a costly Supper, expecting
 92    8,   10|    Florines;~ ~yet I have alwaies ready three or foure hundred by
 93    8,   10|    extreme necessity: I have them ready pre. pared for you, and
 94    8,   10|     furnish al their affairs with ready monis: but~ ~seeing necessity
 95    9,    1|            Mistresse Francesca is ready to make acceptance of your
 96    9,    3|      Woman, make my Bed presently ready,~ ~for I feele my selfe
 97    9,    3|           home to his house, made ready a bottel of~ ~very excellent
 98    9,    4|         awake, arose and made him ready, without~ ~any servant to
 99    9,    4|           purse,~ ~and seeing him ready to mount on horsebacke,
100    9,    4|            pleasure, because I am ready (at another time) to affoord
101    9,    5|           order; and she being as ready as~ ~sodainly commanded,
102    9,    5|      house, which being perfected ready for painting:~ ~he compounded
103    9,    5|  furiously, even as if hee were~ ~ready to leape out of himselfe.
104    9,    7|         Novel, wherein the womans ready~ ~wit, at a time of such
105    9,    8|           dinner was not (as yet) ready,~ ~neither were they come
106    9,    9|        time came, every thing was ready according to the direction~ ~
107   10,    2|     soundly~ ~stomackt, that I am ready to starve with hunger.~ ~
108   10,    5|       vertue of his command, am~ ~ready (for once onely) to fulfill
109   10,    5|         answer, her~ ~heart being ready to mount out at her mouth
110   10,    8|          I am~ ~there, you have a ready and well wishing friend,
111   10,    8|     avarice, and which is alwayes ready (without attending to be~ ~
112   10,    9|       Napkins with Manchets~ ~lay ready, and delicate Wines to refresh
113   10,    9|         worthiest Citizens, stood ready to welcome the Gentlemen,~ ~
114   10,    9|         having made his provision ready, nothing wanting but mounting
115   10,    9|         as prisoners, and~ ~being ready to returne home againe:
116   10,    9|  recompence to their~ ~honest and ready courtesies. Many strive (
117   10,   10|         find mee both willing and ready. In the same poore garments,~ ~
118   10,   10|  determine otherwise I am the man ready~ ~to make my resignation.~ ~