Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|     customarie~ ~use, that I could fast three dayes in every Weeke,
 2    1,    4|            chamber, and locking it fast with the key, he~ ~went
 3    1,    4|       entring in, locked the doore fast with~ ~the key, when the
 4    1,    4|       there, and locking the doore fast~ ~againe, hee returned thence
 5    1,    6|    commaunded the doore to be made fast, demaunding of~ ~every man
 6    1,    6|         farre,~ ~and never used to fast so long; expecting still
 7    2,    2|          late, hee found the gates fast lockt, and~ ~the Bridges
 8    2,    2|        doore in the wall, but very fast shut, and some small store
 9    2,    4|      necessitie so urgent. Keeping fast~ ~upon the Coffer so well
10    2,    4|          the billowes, and getting fast holde on the hayre of his~ ~
11    2,    5|           to embrace him, catching fast hold~ ~about his neck; he
12    2,    5|         him any longer, but making fast the house of Office doore,~ ~
13    2,    5|            dreame: and so clasping fast the Window, away she went
14    2,    5|          rope any longer, catching fast hold with his hands for
15    2,    5|           two~ ~heard, they caught fast hold of him, saying. Wilt
16    2,    5|     opportunity, caught the Priest fast by one of his legges,~ ~
17    2,    7|        surging billowes) was fixed fast in the sands,~ ~and so continued
18    2,    9|       apace,~ ~and the Gentlewoman fast asleepe in her bed, a lighted
19    2,    9|       being in himselfe, closed it fast~ ~as it was before, so continuing
20    2,    9|           the forenamed things) so fast as conveniently he could
21    2,    9|         Sword, and holding Genevra fast by the~ ~arme, he saide;
22    2,    9| disconsolate, and night~ ~stealing fast upon her, shee went to a
23    3,    1|            thinking Massetto to be fast~ ~asleepe, began in this
24    3,    3|         Chamber window, when I was fast asleepe, opened the Casement,
25    3,    3|            I was silent, he closed fast the window againe, departed
26    3,    7|           all parts of the~ ~house fast shut up, whereby he suspected
27    4,    1|         Princesse making the doore fast~ ~after him, and then went
28    4,    1|         but finding the~ ~windowes fast shut, and the Curtaines
29    4,    1|           matters, at last he fell fast asleepe.~ ~ It hath bin
30    4,    1|           Chamber, having made all fast and sure, for being descried
31    4,    1|       being ended, holding the Cup fast in her hand, and~ ~looking
32    4,    1|         holding her Lovers heart~ ~fast in her hand, and laying
33    4,    2|     hanging at his backe. Catching fast hold on my Hood,~ ~against
34    4,    6|             and throwing his armes fast about her, said: O helpe~ ~
35    4,   10|           finding Ruggiero sitting fast asleepe, she began to hunch~ ~
36    5,    1|          Damosell, seeming~ ~to be fast asleepe, attired in such
37    5,    1|       sound sleepe, that kept them fast enclosed together, and~ ~
38    5,    1|       stood as if he had bin glued fast to the ground.~ ~ After
39    5,    1|            forth, which tooke such fast hold on the Rhodians~ ~shippe,
40    5,    1|           might not shut~ ~them up fast, and so impeach their passage
41    5,    3|             whereto she rode on so fast as she could; and found
42    5,    4|          da Valbonna, as he sate~ ~fast asleepe at his Daughters
43    5,    4|            window, having his hand fast~ ~in hers, and she sleeping
44    5,    4|     watchings; that they both fell fast asleepe, he having his~ ~
45    5,    4|        caught one, and holds him~ ~fast in her hand. Is it possible,
46    5,    4|      shewed her how they both sate fast asleepe, and~ ~in such manner
47    5,    6|           men will clamber, made~ ~fast unto his hands and knees;
48    5,    6|           she~ ~ran and caught him fast about the necke, kissing
49    5,    7|           falling, and paced on so fast before~ ~them, that they
50    5,    7|        upward, and his hands bound fast~ ~behind him, but being
51    5,    8|            words, the Hounds tooke fast~ ~hold on her body, so staying
52    5,   10|    Herculanoes Wife kept the doore fast shut~ ~against us, and would
53    5,   10|          holding~ ~the youth still fast by the hand, thus hee began.
54    6,   10|          be praised. Then~ ~making fast the Cabinet againe, and
55    7,    1|            if he~ ~found the doore fast shut, he should softly knocke
56    7,    1|        suspition, she seemed to be fast~ ~asleepe; and Frederigo
57    7,    2|            Finding his doore to be fast lockt, and he having knockt
58    7,    3|            by the hand, and making fast the doore for their better~ ~
59    7,    3|         was the~ ~reason of making fast the Chamber doore. You shall
60    7,    3|         againe, making the~ ~doore fast after her, the Fryar having
61    7,    4|       gotte into the house, made~ ~fast the doore against her Husband,
62    7,    4|     strange matters, that he being fast asleepe, his wife then tooke~ ~
63    7,    4|          but closed too, made~ ~it fast and sure on the inside,
64    7,    4|       house, softly made the doore fast on the inside, and then
65    7,    4|         doore, and finding it made fast against him: he willed hir
66    7,    5|            doore to be surely made fast~ ~on the inside, and the
67    7,    5|         doore. His Wife had made~ ~fast all the doores, especially
68    7,    6|             but fied~ ~from him so fast as possibly I could; but
69    7,    7|             shee~ ~caught his hand fast with hers, and held him
70    7,    7|          but fled away from him so fast as hee could, Anichino still~ ~
71    7,    8|           wives toe, and~ ~made it fast about his owne; to trye
72    7,    8|        because hee had not tyed it fast, and Roberto pulling it~ ~
73    7,    8|          the Chamber,~ ~bolting it fast on the outward side, as
74    7,    9|     imposed by Pyrrhus. So, taking fast hold on a small tuft of
75    7,    9|           her company. So, locking fast the doore, and Nicostratus~ ~
76    7,    9|           into his mouth, catching fast hold on one of his soundest~ ~
77    7,   10|         nights after, Meucio being fast asleepe in~ ~his bed, the
78    8,    5|       Messer Niccolao, and~ ~tooke fast hold on his Gowne before;
79    8,    5|           as he sate) to make them fast before, but the~ ~Poynt
80    8,    6|         imagining that he had made fast his doore,~ ~which (indeede)
81    8,    7|             where she lockt him up fast, untill her Lady should
82    8,    7|         extreamely. Ancilla making fast the~ ~Casement, went presently
83    8,    7|            bee, and binding~ ~them fast with Withies and Willowes.~ ~
84    8,    7|       firme and strong, holding it fast~ ~for her safer ascending;
85    8,    8|        Chamber, and make the doore fast after them, whereat~ ~he
86    8,    8|         the key and~ ~locke him up fast. When thou hast effected
87    8,    9|        awhile, and then~ ~catching fast hold on one of the Doctours
88    8,    9|            doore being scarse made fast againe after his letting~ ~
89    8,   10|        summe.~ ~ Then catching him fast in her armes, thus she answered.
90    9,    1|        Alessandro, and ran away as fast as his legs~ ~could carry
91    9,    2|            her Psalter: but making fast~ ~the Closet doore with
92    9,    4|          Aniolliero riding on very fast, to free his~ ~eares from
93    9,    4|         Thiefe, he rides~ ~away so fast, having robde me.~ ~ They
94    9,    6|          imagined them to be all~ ~fast asleepe, he arose very softly,
95    9,    7|             because he held her so fast by the throate, and hindred
96   10,    1|            stood two great Chests, fast lockt; in the~ ~presence
97   10,    6|            Netts, which she~ ~held fast with her left hand, and
98   10,    8|          found without any weapon, fast asleepe by~ ~the dead body:
99   10,    9|        bedde, and the Knight lying fast asleepe in it. While they