Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |             divers sighs severelly~ ~delivered, they conferred on sundry
  2  Ind      |      Pampinea hath~ ~beene very well delivered; yet (for all that) it is
  3  Ind      |            such~ ~Vyands, as shal be delivered them by Parmeno. Chimera,
  4  Ind      |           After shee had~ ~summarily delivered them these orders, very
  5  Ind      |          excellent wines plentifully delivered, none attending but~ ~the
  6    1,    3|              thus began.~ ~ The Tale delivered by Neiphila, maketh mee
  7    1,    3|           good understanding,~ ~hath delivered many out of irksome perils,
  8    1,    5|      mounting up~ ~into their faces, delivered by apparant testimonie.
  9    1,    5|    expedition) as many speeches were delivered,~ ~concerning the valour
 10    1,    6|       greedie~ ~of payment, first he delivered him one of them, and yet
 11    1,    9|            beene quicke and quaintly delivered. But when answering~ ~suteth
 12    2,    1|              waxing much displeased, delivered him over to the~ ~Strappado,
 13    2,    2|                conversion, thus shee delivered her minde to Rinaldo.~ ~
 14    2,    3|              wisely and~ ~discreetly delivered, considering also (more
 15    2,    5|           this Fable so artificially delivered, composed from~ ~point to
 16    2,    7|         After divers long and well~ ~delivered Orations, as also very faire
 17    2,    7|      arrivall at Smirna soone after, delivered him from~ ~the danger of
 18    2,    7|              their~ ~wives, she hath delivered nothing but truth. Onely
 19    2,    8|       cheekes, in thankfull maner he delivered his pretty daughter to the~ ~
 20    2,    8|            turning~ ~himselfe about, delivered the aged Count, by the title
 21    2,    9|              was made, sealed, and~ ~delivered under either of their hands,
 22    2,    9|             come to Geneway, and had delivered his Letter~ ~and message,
 23    2,    9|            the words so peremptorily delivered, fearefully~ ~answered;
 24    2,    9|            to his Maister, and had~ ~delivered him her garments, he assured
 25    2,    9|           formerly told to her,~ ~he delivered againe in presence of the
 26    2,   10|           spent, and every one had~ ~delivered their severall Novels, which
 27    2,   10|              the discourses formerly delivered, let our next argument be~ ~
 28    3,    3|              teares these words were delivered;~ ~and drawing foorth from
 29    3,    5|           that before you~ ~have him delivered, I may with your license,
 30    3,    7|         wrongs~ ~knowne unto her. He delivered her Father from the danger
 31    3,    7|          which if you~ ~desire to be delivered, it is very convenient that
 32    3,    7|              have your Father safely delivered, which I hope to do~ ~before
 33    3,    7|            midnight, when they are~ ~delivered into your power, that were
 34    3,    7|        father~ ~home safe, well, and delivered from all further danger:
 35    3,    8|             this very morning she is delivered of a goodly Sonne,~ ~whom
 36    3,    8|              loving Wife, I have bin delivered from the paines~ ~of Purgatory,
 37    4,    1|      Messenger from her Father had~ ~delivered her the present, and uttered
 38    4,    2|             beleefe, no, not when he delivered a matter of sound truth.
 39    4,    3|     travelled~ ~and now may soone be delivered of, if it may passe with
 40    4,    3|             Grecian Woman that had~ ~delivered the poyson to Ninetta, for
 41    4,    3|           him, that when Ninetta was delivered out of prison, and in~ ~
 42    4,    3|       otherwise, he would~ ~not have delivered Ninetta out of prison. Mad
 43    4,    4|      plighted Love, and the speeches delivered to him by~ ~the messenger
 44    4,    6|       bemoaned and lamented. Being~ ~delivered out of the Court, it was
 45    4,    6|                give her contentment, delivered her and her Chamber-maid
 46    4,    7|       assembly, the Novell so lately delivered by Pamphilus, maketh me~ ~
 47    4,    8|              She hearing these words delivered with an entire sighe, and~ ~
 48    4,    9|          calling~ ~for the Cooke, he delivered him the heart, saying: Take
 49    5,    1|        imprisoned~ ~at Rhodes. Being delivered by anyone named Lysimachus,
 50    5,    1|          after the former~ ~speeches delivered, and no answer returned,
 51    5,    1|           with teares in their eyes, delivered~ ~Iphigenia to Chynon; who
 52    5,    1|          laying hold of his Mistris, delivered them into the hands of their~ ~
 53    5,    2|           the~ ~commendable speeches delivered by Carapresa, did the more
 54    5,    5|           Nightingale, so pleasingly delivered by Philostratus, when they
 55    5,    5|              well with her, that she delivered~ ~so many messages from
 56    5,    5|             Grinello, with the rest, delivered out of prison, which for
 57    5,    6|           understood, that she was~ ~delivered to the King, and he had
 58    5,    7|          Chamber (where she had bene delivered of a goodly Sonne) he said~ ~
 59    5,    7|             deserved. When thou hast delivered her~ ~this message, take
 60    6,    1|             was idle, and much worse delivered:~ ~entreated him to let
 61    6,    1|              and occasion, more~ ~is delivered then was expected, or sooner
 62    6,    1|         commendable History, but yet delivered so abruptly, with idle~ ~
 63    6,    3|             beautie of wittie words, delivered on apt occasion, and in~ ~
 64    6,    7|           the Judge.~ ~From whom she delivered her selfe, by a sodaine,
 65    6,    7|            contentment, but likewise delivered~ ~her from the danger of
 66    6,    7|        joyfull to bee thus freed and delivered from the fire,~ ~returned
 67    6,   10|                     When of them had delivered their Novels, Dioneus knowing,
 68    6,   10|            to heare Masse. While hee delivered these~ ~and the like speeches,
 69    6,   10|             least detection, and all delivered with such admirable~ ~protestations:
 70    7,    5|         Ladies, the precedent Novell delivered by Madame Lauretta,~ ~maketh
 71    7,    6|          discourse, which shee had~ ~delivered to her Husband Beltramo,
 72    7,    9|             false.~ ~ ~ ~ The Novell delivered, by Madame Neiphila, seemed
 73    7,    9|           and commodious place, shee delivered the Message~ ~to him, in
 74    8,    2|              in the same roome; shee delivered~ ~it to the Clearke, saying.
 75    8,    3|    Calandrino well noting, that Maso delivered all these speeches, with~ ~
 76    8,    5|       drawing~ ~Stockeings, which he delivered me with his owne hands.
 77    8,    6|             then about him, which he delivered to Bruno, who presently~ ~
 78    8,    6|          Bruno~ ~having not (as yet) delivered Pils to them all, proceeded
 79    8,    6|       likewise, that hee was so well delivered from them. So the merry~ ~
 80    8,    7|              the waiting woman, shee delivered the~ ~message, as her Lady
 81    8,    9|          good our speeches~ ~already delivered of you, concerning your
 82    8,   10|             in most humble~ ~manner, delivered it unto him, as a token
 83    8,   10|           she pleased.~ ~ She having delivered this message to her Mistresse,
 84    8,   10|         Florines were, which hee had delivered~ ~her; she gave it into
 85    8,   10|             consulted together, shee delivered him a thousand Golden~ ~
 86    8,   10|         which words were~ ~no sooner delivered, but she sate downe in her
 87    9,    1| Chamber-maide went to them both, and delivered the severall~ ~messages
 88    9,    1|         Fortune, to bee so happily~ ~delivered from their daily mollestation:
 89    9,    2|             Ladies, Madame Francesca delivered her selfe discreetly~ ~from
 90    9,    3|           sicknesse.~ ~ The Damosell delivered her message accordingly,
 91    9,    3|            shall I do? How shal I be delivered of this child? Which way
 92    9,    5|              Charracters, which~ ~he delivered to Calandrino, saying: Be
 93    9,    8|             being gone to the house, delivered his message to the~ ~knight,
 94    9,    9|          brought before him. Melisso delivered his minde in~ ~very few
 95    9,    9|         comprehension, or else~ ~was delivered them in meere mockery, and
 96   10,    2|         goods and all things~ ~else, delivered into secure keeping, without
 97   10,    2|           things~ ~well, so hee were delivered from Ghinotto.~ ~ Hereupon,
 98   10,    4|     remaining there~ ~afterward, and delivered of a goodly Sonne: was (
 99   10,    4|           was (by Signior Gentile)~ ~delivered to her owne Husband, named
100   10,    4|              So, after every one had delivered their opinion, the King,~ ~
101   10,    4|            done, untill I have fully delivered my~ ~minde. Every one bound
102   10,    6|             a Counseller for a King, delivered his mind in~ ~this manner.~ ~
103   10,    7|          done and devised: which hee delivered in such excellent~ ~manner,
104   10,    7|              of inestimable valew,~ ~delivered by the Queene to the Bride)
105   10,    8|            whereof, all~ ~three were delivered by the Emperor Octavius;
106   10,    8|             suffer~ ~Sophronia to be delivered mee, that I may depart contentedly
107   10,    8|              let~ ~them both then be delivered, and inflict the sentence
108   10,    9|             Madame Philomena,~ ~hath delivered, concerning Amity, and her
109   10,    9|           The Servant sent to Pavia, delivered the message to his Lady;~ ~
110   10,    9|              knowne to Saladine, hee delivered out of prison, and created
111   10,    9|           that the~ ~Letter might be delivered to the handes of the Abbot
112   10,    9|             all the rest. The~ ~Page delivered the message to the Bride,
113   10,   10|         being with child againe, and delivered~ ~of a Princely Sonne (then
114   10,   10|         espoused her. Wherefore he~ ~delivered them to her, and she fell