Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |    according as he or~ ~she shall please) he may order and dispose
 2    1,    1|           to his~ ~mercy, will it please you to have your body buried
 3    1,    4|            especially such as may please our selves. In which respect,
 4    1,    4| convenient time to doe it, if you please to give me leave, I will~ ~
 5    1,    4|   solemnely promise you,~ ~if you please to pardon me but this one
 6    1,    6|         plain fellow, so it might please~ ~you not to be offended.
 7    1,    6|         by all commers that did~ ~please to visit me, without exception
 8    1,    9| whatsoever~ ~the new Queene shall please to appoint, may be the better
 9    1,    9|     formality; and if it might so please you, thus~ ~would I direct
10    2,    2|       returne requitall;~ ~if you please so to shadow mine insufficiencie,
11    2,    5|       with him? So soone~ ~as you please Sir, replied the Damosell,
12    2,    6|       with me so long as you both please.~ ~ Imprisonment had somwhat
13    2,    6|          afflictions on me as you please. For my endeered love to
14    2,    6|             withall, how would it please thee to meete thine owne
15    2,    7|       revisite her father. If you please to~ ~send her home under
16    2,    8|           such a case: but if you please to bestow a husband on me,
17    2,    9|          to desire any other that please him; and beside, to~ ~covet
18    2,    9|          never~ ~wronged thee, to please another man, and on a bare
19    2,    9|       worthily deserved: if you~ ~please (in your ever-knowne gracious
20    2,   10|          head, for thogh he could please all his~ ~Clients with counsel,
21    2,   10|         but what your selfe shall please to give me. But if it fall~ ~
22    2,   10|          is my wife, and if~ ~you please to bring me where she is,
23    3,    1|         cannot doe any thing to~ ~please them. When I have bene busie
24    3,    1|            and made no doubt~ ~to please them sufficiently. Then
25    3,    2|       seeing you, nor if I should please to come~ ~againe. No truly
26    3,    4|           a Queene-Apple; and, to please her Father, fed not so~ ~
27    3,    6|          to be true: and when you please, I wil~ ~instruct you how
28    3,    6|          his complot, that when I please, I must~ ~meet him secretly
29    3,    6|        and that you~ ~may (if you please) approve the truth by your
30    3,    8|           imprisonment, do as you please.~ ~ Now was the Abbot (well
31    3,    8|       saide she,~ ~whatsoever you please to aske, if it remaine within
32    3,    8|      shall be all yours, if you~ ~please in favour to be mine, wherein
33    3,    9|      great King (quoth she) shall please you. Let me be~ ~strongly
34    3,    9|           to make what demand you please of me, which yet I will
35    3,   10|            and at the same~ ~time please and serve God in the highest
36    3,   10|           most intimate desire to please yet all hath prooved to~ ~
37    3,   10|     beseeme this assembly: if you please to allow of that,~ ~I am
38    4,    2|        not disclose, except you~ ~please first to pardon me.~ ~ Mistresse
39    4,    2|          of~ ~you, when you shall please to have him come, and in
40    4,    2|          which~ ~of them you best please to terme him, closing his
41    4,    3|           to what place soever we please. There each man freely enjoying
42    4,    3|    delights doe most especially~ ~please us, yet they breede surfet,
43    5,    2|          said Martuccio, if~ ~you please it may be done, and I can
44    5,    3|        you leave to reach. May it please~ ~you then good Father (
45    5,    4|     dispose of~ ~me as best shall please thee, and to appoint such
46    5,    4|           discourse so long as we please.~ ~Now trust me deare Love (
47    5,    4|          Law, except our Daughter please to spare it, as it~ ~remaineth
48    5,    5|    service, but even as you shall please to~ ~command me. But plainely,
49    5,    8|         beside onely as you shall please to appoint, will~ ~vouchsafe
50    6,    2|      longer, by keeping Wine to~ ~please any other pallate but mine
51    6,    2|        thinke of mee as you shall please. Messer Geri~ ~tooke both
52    6,    4|          smell of the Crane,~ ~to please her beyond all savours,
53    6,    4|           the truth, and when you please, I wil make~ ~good my wordes,
54    6,    5|     content the ignorant, then to please the~ ~judicious understanding
55    6,    6|           be judged by whom you~ ~please."~ ~ The wager was laid,
56    6,    7|           your power to do as you please.~ ~ But before you proceede
57    6,    7|    pronounce any sentence, may it please you~ ~to favour me with
58    6,    9|         in your owne house as you please. And~ ~setting his hand
59    6,   10|          us to speake of what wee please. And know you not, that
60    6,   10|         of my~ ~authoritie as you please. Forbeare (gentle Ladies)
61    6,   10|    Orchards or Gardens, when they please to make~ ~use of such a
62    6,   10|        let it be such as best may please your~ ~selfe. Whereunto
63    7,    1|      which of the two prayers you please, or both~ ~together if you
64    7,    2|           knowing, that (if~ ~you please) you have the like abilitie
65    7,   10|           or what amends else you please to enjoyne mee. Now, as~ ~
66    8,    3|           of what~ ~bignesse they please. In which respect, they
67    8,    4|         the time~ ~whensoever you please, because I have no Husband,
68    8,    4|          answered. Madame, if you please to bestow a~ ~new Smocke
69    8,    7|     industry, onely to honour and please her, and attaining to~ ~
70    8,    7|          to denie, whatsoever you please to~ ~command me: in which
71    8,    7|      kindnesse: wherefore (if you please) shew mee, wherein I must
72    8,    9|       from them~ ~(whensoever wee please to commaund them) a thousand
73    8,   10|            thereof whensoever you please, after my other goods are
74    9,    1|      speake well enough) but to~ ~please you all as well, as any
75    9,    4|          his endeavor~ ~wholly to please him, without just taxation
76    9,    9|         mee deale with~ ~her as I please. Having thus spoken, he
77   10,    1|          to behold whatsoever you please; although I doe~ ~confidently
78   10,    2|          I take such part of as I please: but rather am well~ ~contented,
79   10,    2|         part, or take all, if you please, and~ ~then depart hence
80   10,    3|           therefore on me (if you please) such revenge, as you~ ~
81   10,    4|          answere did not a little please the Knight; and so~ ~much
82   10,    5|      remaine heere so long as you please, in no other condition,
83   10,    7|           Husband, whom you shall please to~ ~appoint, befitting
84   10,    8|        whether what is done shall please or displease you, if you~ ~
85   10,    9|            no, thou must yeeld to please them; and this is the only
86   10,   10|          your best~ ~endeavour to please me, in all things which
87   10,   10|   Honourable~ ~Lord, satisfie and please your owne Royall minde,