Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        among them that was~ ~most entred into yeares, exceeded not
 2  Ind      |        his office. For, when they entred into the~ ~hall, they saw
 3    1,    1|         the sicke man lay, they~ ~entred into this communication.
 4    2,    1|       City~ ~hearing these words, entred into further questioning
 5    2,    2|     Chasteau Guillaume, where hee entred upon the point of night,~ ~
 6    2,    2|         selfe to rest, and so she entred into the Bath. Close to
 7    2,    2|      whereby the Marquesse~ ~both entred and returned, when he intended
 8    2,    2|        supper.~ ~When Rinaldo was entred into the Chamber, and beheld
 9    2,    4|           a more friendly~ ~wind, entred a little port of the Sea,
10    2,    4|        thus taken for his refuge, entred (soone after) two~ ~great
11    2,    5|    Gentlewoman~ ~of good respect; entred boldly: the Mayde going
12    2,    5|         aside to shunne them, and entred into an olde~ ~house hard
13    2,    5|          very same place where he entred.~ ~ Now began day-light
14    2,    6|       Whereupon~ ~she stayed, and entred where she saw the beast
15    2,    7|         for she was not meanely~ ~entred into his favour. Now hee
16    2,    7|            whereat themselves had entred, laying her~ ~in a Princely
17    2,    7|    provided ships, his men and he entred the town, and surprized
18    2,    8|         escape unknowne.~ ~ Being entred into the City, and in the
19    2,    8|           some especiall occasion entred into the~ ~Chamber, which
20    2,   10|         longer.~ ~ When they were entred into Pagaminos house, and
21    3,    1|           Sister, whether it hath entred into thine understanding
22    3,    3|        Casement, and~ ~would have entred in at the window. But, by
23    3,    5|    journey to Millaine, and there entred into his authority of~ ~
24    3,    6|    possible could bee, wherein he entred so soone as he~ ~had dined,
25    3,    6|    Chamber where Ricciardo was,~ ~entred into the Bath, hoping to
26    3,    7|       fortune the~ ~gate open, he entred into a small Parlour beneath,
27    3,    7|           husbands: but if~ ~they entred into a better consideration,
28    3,    8|     doctrine, very easily to have entred into the way, whereof~ ~
29    3,    8|         night, the Abbot himselfe entred into~ ~the darke dungeon,
30    4,    2|           house. No sooner was he entred, but~ ~the Brethren being
31    4,    6|         all worldly~ ~felicities, entred into Religion, and became
32    4,    9|            seeing we are so farre entred into the lamentable accidents
33    4,   10|            who being already well entred into yeeres,~ ~would (neverthelesse)
34    5,    1|   commonly he used to carry; he~ ~entred in to a small thicket, reputed
35    5,    1|       taken Iphigenia, were newly entred with their ship. Nor had~ ~
36    5,    2|         was dead, desperately she entred into a Barke,~ ~which being
37    5,    2|            Sailes, and Oares, she entred into~ ~it; and putting forth
38    5,    2|          departure~ ~thence, they entred into a small Barke, and
39    5,    3|           horse to carry her: she entred so farre into the Forrest,
40    5,    3|  dismounted~ ~from her horse, and entred into the homely house; shee
41    5,    3|     little of killing her; for it entred so farre, that the~ ~iron
42    5,    5|         on the other side, having entred into the~ ~Chamber-maides
43    5,    5|    certaine of his~ ~confederates entred into a House, which they
44    5,    8|           desperate~ ~resolutions entred into his brain, and often
45    5,    8|          distance from his Tents, entred into a Grove of Pine-trees,
46    5,    8|          he saw himselfe so farre entred into the Grove, before he
47    5,    9|            This man,~ ~being well entred into yeares, and drawing
48    5,    9|        company;~ ~wherefore, shee entred into this private consultation
49    5,   10|          remaining in~ ~the woman entred into the estate of marriage.
50    5,   10|           come in. When~ ~hee was entred into the House; as halfe
51    5,   10|         must tell you, before wee entred the roome~ ~where we were
52    6,    2|           presumption; but rather entred into consideration of some
53    6,    4|          was somewhat enamored,~ ~entred into the Kitchin, and feeling
54    6,    5|       faster: and they being well entred into yeeres, it fortuned (
55    6,   10|         into Friar Onyons chamber entred they, finding it ready open
56    6,   10|           Ladies, wherinto they~ ~entred by a strait passage at the
57    6, Song|    enfolde.~ ~ When I was yong, I entred first thy fights,~ ~ Supposing
58    7,    2|      doubtlesse, hee saw when you entred the doore; and~ ~for the
59    7,    3|           sooner were they~ ~thus entred the Chamber, but her husband
60    7,    4|          would not prevalle, shee entred into roughe speeches and~ ~
61    7,    5|      Confessors place. Shee being entred into~ ~the Chappell, and
62    7,    5|          he found his doore open, entred~ ~in, and went up the stayres,
63    7,    6|           Scarcely was Lionello~ ~entred the Castle, and receiving
64    7,    7|      easily put too, which (being entred) softly he closed againe,
65    8,    2|          house, whereinto being~ ~entred, he saide: All happinesse
66    8,    3|           his weightie~ ~burthen, entred into his owne house, where (
67    8,    4|            that he was very farre entred~ ~into yeares, but yong
68    8,    7|          many desperate motions~ ~entred her minde, to throw her
69    8,    7|        who so soone as shee was~ ~entred into the Tower, could not
70    8,    8|            wiser~ ~considerations entred his braine, to have this
71    8,    8|           by which time Zeppa was entred~ ~the Chamber. Where are
72    8,    9|           much of the foule water entred in at his~ ~mouth. In the
73    8,   10|       putting off his~ ~garments, entred the Bath prepared for him,
74    8,   10|      night was indifferently well entred, went thither, and was~ ~
75    8,   10|             the Customehouse, and entred them all under his owne
76    9,    1|           of death, but also have entred into the~ ~verie houses
77    9,    1|         covering it, whereinto he entred; and having despoiled~ ~
78    9,    2|          the yong Gentleman being entred into the Nuns Dorter,~ ~
79    9,    2|           the hookes, and being~ ~entred, found the two Lovers sweetly
80    9,    4|         won his consent.~ ~ Being entred upon his journey, and arriving
81    9,    4|   prisoners to Sienna.~ ~Suddenly entred Fortarigo in his shirt,
82    9,    4|     During the speeches, an other entred among them, who assured~ ~
83    9,    5|      followed him, and both being entred, he closed the Barne~ ~doore,
84    9,    5|           her: his wife and Nello entred into the Barne, which~ ~
85    9,    6|        pleased, darke night being entred, they arrived on the plaine
86    9,    6| dismounted from their horses, and entred into the~ ~simple Inne:
87   10,    3|        his Pallace: a poore woman entred~ ~at one of the gates, craving
88   10,    5|          the Calends of~ ~january entred: in one night, and without
89   10,    6|      whome it belonged, then he~ ~entred into consideration with
90   10,    6|            of the place: sodainly entred into the garden, two yong
91   10,    7|   performe, a sudden apprehension entred her minde, to wit, that (
92   10,    7|        Maides~ ~Chamber and being entred, he went to the Beds side,
93   10,    8|      pleased him: and the more he entred into this consideration,
94   10,    8|        hollow Cave or vault, he~ ~entred into it, meaning there to
95   10,    9|          the Abbot and his Monkes entred with~ ~the Sexton into the
96   10,   10|           him, then all alone hee entred into the poore Cottage,
97   10,   10|       Afterward, a strange humour entred into his braine, namely,~ ~