Day, Novell

  1  Ind      |        that~ ~which Parmeno shal command him. Likewise that Tindaro
  2    1,    4|         tarrying for any other~ ~command from the Queene, knowing
  3    1,    6|         was the houre of dinner) command water to be brought for~ ~
  4    1,    6|       dismisse~ ~him by his owne command. Primasso having eaten one
  5    1,    7|            without injunction or command, pleasantly thus began.~ ~
  6    1,    8|     disposition.~ ~ ~ ~ The last command of the Queene, remained
  7    1,    9|          a sweet ditty. At which command,~ ~Lauretta undertooke the
  8    2,    1|         you, obeying therein the command of our~ ~Queene, and according
  9    2,    3|       had no sooner sent out her command, but she being no lesse
 10    2,    6|        rest continually at their command.~ ~The like they did to
 11    2,    7|       the Tales~ ~conclusion) to command Pamphilus, to follow next
 12    2,    8|     Gianetta (who by his Mothers command, attended on~ ~him very
 13    2,    9|         execution of his Masters command.~ ~Suddenly drawing forth
 14    2,    9|       another man, and on a bare command? God, who~ ~truly knoweth
 15    2,   10|       according to the~ ~Queenes command, Madam Aemilia led the dance,
 16    3,    2|          King was risen, he gave command that before~ ~the Pallace
 17    3,    5|   gracious fortune, if you would command me some such service, as~ ~
 18    3,    7|     never credit them. Go then I command thee, and - let me~ ~see
 19    3,    8|        you may safely presume to command me. You must~ ~then (saide
 20    3,    8|     before thee, for such is the command of the~ ~Patrone of this
 21    3,    8|       performed according to his command.~ ~ Ferando looking leane
 22    3,    9|        is, and~ ~shall be at his command: but that she may remaine
 23    3,    9|          thee, and which (by thy command) I was~ ~enjoyned to do.
 24    3,   10|      away the time or awaiting a command~ ~from the Queen, thus he
 25    4,    1|          being altogether at her command, by meanes of~ ~a strong
 26    4,    1|          to~ ~his Daughter, with command also to use these words
 27    4,    2|   respective then of~ ~the Kings command: wherefore, chusing rather
 28    4,    3|         obedience to your severe command, among three persons amourously~ ~
 29    4,    8|         Neiphila (by~ ~the Kings command) began to speake in this
 30    4,   10|      done~ ~hitherto: I will and command, that generall preparation
 31    4,   10|         it~ ~is my authority, to command a Song. And because I am
 32    4,   10|          ready to accomplish her command, and without~ ~all further
 33    4, Song|      houre of~ ~rest drew on; by command of the Queene, they all
 34    5,    1|          happy recovery, he gave command (because he would not alwaies
 35    5,    1|       and no answer returned, to command the grapling~ ~Irons to
 36    5,    1|         therefore do no more but command what you would~ ~have to
 37    5,    2|    according as she pleased to~ ~command me. She is an ancient woman,
 38    5,    5|         as you shall please to~ ~command me. But plainely, and without
 39    5,    6| distempered by ill dyet; he gave command, that untill he should be~ ~
 40    5,    6|          and he had given strict command, for keeping~ ~her in his
 41    5,    7|    further, till they heard what command he should returne~ ~withall
 42    5,    7|      Daughter lay, that if his~ ~command were not already executed,
 43    5,    7|          But hearing his Masters command to~ ~the contrary, he left
 44    5,    8|       Pampinea (by the~ ~Queenes command) began, and said. Lovely
 45    5,   10|           Dioneus~ ~expecting no command, prepared to deliver his
 46    6,    1|    Gelding, even so as you shall command me: and beside, wil shorten~ ~
 47    6,    2|     being ended, the Queene gave command to Madam~ ~Pampinea, that
 48    6,    4|            named Chichibio, with command to have it prepared for
 49    6,    5|         Chichibio) Pamphilus, by command from~ ~the Queene, spake
 50    6,    7|         distinction) gave strict command; That everie~ ~Woman should
 51    6,    8|         Queene interrupting by a command~ ~of attention, turning
 52    6,   10|      attending for~ ~any solemne command (after he had imposed silence
 53    6,   10|      received charge by expresse command, that I should seeke for (
 54    6,   10|       the Houshold, giving him~ ~command, that (on the morrow) dinner
 55    6,   10|       Pamphilus, having receyved command to begin an~ ~especial dance,
 56    7,  Ind|       had~ ~dined: the King gave command, that Madam Aemillia should
 57    7,    4|     women are saide to~ ~have at command) out aloud (because the
 58    7,    5|        unto such, over whom they command,~ ~are most irksome, sadde
 59    7,    9|     except it be to him that I~ ~command thee. Thou perceivest Lesca,
 60    7,    9|     other Messages my Lady shall command me,~ ~I wil speake to thee
 61    7,    9|           in any service she can command me. The first of them, is;
 62    7,    9|  diligence, whensoever she would command him.~ ~ Now, after the passage
 63    7,   10|    Company. You shall henceforth command as Lady and Mistresse, in
 64    7,   10|         called, to whom she gave command, that the Tables should
 65    7,   10|           biteth againe: I could command~ ~our to morrows conference,
 66    7, Song|   enflamde my soule,~ ~ And gave command in spight,~ ~ That I should
 67    8,    1|        whatsoever she pleased to command him, as, at any time he
 68    8,    2|           Master Clearke) he may command it. Belcolore rose~ ~grumbling
 69    8,    4|          onely have the power to command~ ~me, and I will doe it.
 70    8,    4|          cloathes by the Bishops command, hee sent him~ ~(under sufficient
 71    8,    5|         on Philostratus, said. I command you next to~ ~supply the
 72    8,    6|      thereat: but the Queen gave command to~ ~Madame Philomena, that
 73    8,    7|          and had her love at his command.~ ~ Our witty Scholler having
 74    8,    7|       whatsoever you please to~ ~command me: in which respect, if
 75    8,    7|        onely having the power to command me.~ ~But let me tell you
 76    8,    7|           yet thou hast power to command me at any time~ ~when soever,
 77    8,    7| Servingman fulfilled his Masters command, and Ancilla having~ ~receyved
 78    8,    8|          Novell, the Queene gave command to Madame~ ~Fiammetta, that
 79    8,    8|    enjoyne, and thou performe. I command thee to tell Spinelloccio,~ ~
 80    8,    9|       them especial charge~ ~and command, to do all possible services
 81    8,    9|    serving readily, at each mans command of the company. The Basins,~ ~
 82    8,    9|        not some jurisdiction and command: so that not~ ~meane people
 83    8,   10|         she had alwayes ready at command) told him that his~ ~comely
 84    8,   10|     makes~ ~me onely live at thy command. Then hurling off her light
 85    8,   10|         therefore, not onely may command my service this~ ~night,
 86    8,   10|          in a place, where I can command a farre greater summe, or
 87    9,    1|      himselfe, that though~ ~her command had not bin fully accomplished,
 88    9,    3|       Sisters; the~ ~Queene gave command unto Philostratus, that
 89    9,    5|           in any service she wil command me. Dooest thou~ ~understand
 90    9,    5|      whatsoever thou pleasest to command hir. Wherefore, if~ ~Phillippo
 91    9,    5|       certaine occasions which~ ~command mine instant being at Florence:
 92    9,    7|  commendations:~ ~the Queen gave command to Madam Pampinea, that
 93   10,  Ind|         appointed, where he gave command unto Madame Neiphila,~ ~
 94   10,    1|          on the nexte morning to command~ ~his returne backe with
 95   10,    1|         Gentleman slacke in this command, but noting Rogieroes~ ~
 96   10,    1|  Gentleman fulfilled the Kings~ ~command, causing Signior Rogiero
 97   10,    4|          and had within his owne command; he~ ~freely gave away.
 98   10,    5|        skies; till the King gave command to Madame~ ~Aemillia, that
 99   10,    5|          this imposition, then I command him, never~ ~hereafter to
100   10,    5|          you, but onely by~ ~the command of my husband (who respecting
101   10,    5|     hither: and by vertue of his command, am~ ~ready (for once onely)
102   10,    5|        moved~ ~with the liberall command of her husband, he began
103   10,    6|          then the awful power or command of King~ ~Charles. And coveting
104   10,    8|         time Madam Philomena, at command of the King, (Madam~ ~Pampinea
105   10,    8|          onely require, but also command it,~ ~you must pardon what
106   10,    8|          as also the~ ~powerfull command of Love is mine. But you
107   10,    9|       selfe,~ ~no man living can command me as you doe.~ ~ Signior
108   10,    9|      sleeping, was (by Saladines command,) laid on the~ ~sumptuous
109   10,    9|     conquered by the controuling command, and~ ~threatnings of her
110   10,   10|         deliver it to you.~ ~You command me, to carry home the marriage
111   10,   10| multitude, imagined to be (by my command) long since slaine. I am~ ~
112   10, Song| wel-neere midnight, by the Kings command, they all went to~ ~bed.