Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |          and women fell~ ~sicke; finding no charity among their friends,
 2    1,    4|       gallant~ ~young Monke; but finding it to be the Lord Abbot,
 3    1,    4|         should not. Wherefore,~ ~finding himselfe to be as faulty
 4    1,    6|          came to the Inquisitor, finding him (among his fellowes)
 5    1,    6|   instructed in the way, and not finding any to walke along with~ ~
 6    1,    6|     whence, and what he was, and finding him to be Primasso, come
 7    2,    2|  entrance, there was no feare of finding succour. But before he~ ~
 8    2,    2|     tarrying to be bidden twise; finding himselfe~ ~so singularly
 9    2,    4|     wealth was wholly redoubled. Finding his losses to be~ ~very
10    2,    4|         his owne thoughts,~ ~and finding that he had enough, and
11    2,    5|       carefull of his money. But finding a provocation to the~ ~house
12    2,    5|   returned to the Chamber, where finding his cloathes under the beds~ ~
13    2,    5|   intermission, the~ ~neighbours finding themselves disturbed, and
14    2,    5|     Citie walking the round, and finding it~ ~to bee a very hote
15    2,    5|          the great Church, where finding their enterance to be~ ~
16    2,    5|        the~ ~Archbishops finger, finding it indifferently fitte for
17    2,    6|          indifferent growth; and finding themselves thus~ ~pursued
18    2,    6|         all his passed life, and finding (by most manifest~ ~arguments)
19    2,    6|     meanes hee could devise; and finding~ ~every thing to yeeld undoubted
20    2,    7|       onely closed together, and finding no body there, they presently~ ~
21    2,    8|          oftentimes resorted, as finding~ ~there good releefe and
22    2,    8|          intent to Gianetta, and finding her constancie beyond common~ ~
23    3,    1|        selfe should descry them; finding poore Massetto such plenty
24    3,    2|         be felt about~ ~him; and finding a time sutable to his desire,
25    3,    6|         to~ ~Madame Catulla, who finding it a fit and convenient
26    3,    7|        to the two brothers Inne, finding foure persons standing at
27    3,    7|          of his Mistresse, where finding by good fortune the~ ~gate
28    3,    8|      comfort the supposed widow, finding her~ ~attired in blacke,
29    3,   10|          Him, and in the hope of finding a teacher to~ ~that end.~ ~
30    3,   10|          on his constancy; and~ ~finding it much beyond his strength
31    3,   10|        silenced her.~ ~ But she, finding that Rustico did not call
32    3,   10|        alive, and succeeded~ ~in finding her before the Court had
33    3,   10|       whistle without a master." Finding himself thus evenly~ ~matched,
34    4,    1|    called from her pleasure, but finding the~ ~windowes fast shut,
35    4,    2|      went to see Friar Albert,~ ~finding him in his wonted forme
36    4,    6|         befalne me, or no, and~ ~finding none, I smiled at mine owne
37    4,    6|        such a motion to her; but finding her so firme, his liking
38    4,    7|      came running to her. They~ ~finding Pasquino not onely to be
39    4,    8|          kindnesse~ ~againe: but finding all his paines frivolously
40    4,    8|    Silvestra used most to lodge. Finding the Curtaines~ ~ ~ ~ready
41    4,    8|          disguised garments: but finding her dead indeed, and knowing
42    4,   10|         he tooke the glasse; and finding the water pleasing~ ~to
43    4,   10|          Chamber she~ ~went; and finding Ruggiero sitting fast asleepe,
44    4,   10|         as accordingly they did; finding it somewhat heavy, and~ ~
45    4,   10|       every where about him, and finding himselfe to be~ ~enclosed
46    4,   10| inconvenience happned,~ ~whereby finding me a sleepe, she was enforced
47    4,   10|  repentance, upon thy Mistresses finding thee~ ~sleeping. But go
48    5,  Ind|        at the length the Queene, finding~ ~the heate to enlarge it
49    5,    1|  managing of~ ~great horses, and finding himselfe of a strong and
50    5,    3|    breake of day~ ~appeared, not finding any meanes to get forth
51    5,    3|           Theeves and Villaines, finding the doore open, rushed into
52    5,    5|       rushed into the House, and finding the~ ~faire young Maiden
53    6,    4|     Village called Peretola, and finding her to be~ ~both young and
54    6,   10|      Onyons chamber entred they, finding it ready open for their~ ~
55    6,   10|          not a little joyfull of finding the Feather, tooke it thence
56    6,   10|        his precious Relique, and finding the Coales~ ~there placed
57    6,   10|          arrived in a due houre, finding the three~ ~Gentlemen at
58    7,    2|      comming home till night.~ ~ Finding his doore to be fast lockt,
59    7,    4|      went downe the staires, and finding the doore but closed too,
60    7,    4|        she returned indeede, and finding the doore~ ~so surely shut,
61    7,    4|        went to the Well,~ ~where finding a verie great stone, which
62    7,    4|         back~ ~to the doore, and finding it made fast against him:
63    7,    6|     Chamber doore standing open, finding me also working on my Sampler,~ ~
64    7,    7|        appointed, Anichino came, finding the doore~ ~but easily put
65    7,    8|          be rid of her. But they finding all his speeches to be utterly~ ~
66    7,    8|     foorth of the~ ~Chamber, and finding the thred to be cut from
67    7,    8|        he found the~ ~thred, and finding her as false to him, as
68    7,   10|        further confirmation. And finding all their~ ~endeavours utterly
69    8,    5|       they met there againe, and finding the Court well~ ~filled
70    8,    6|         to effect theyr purpose. Finding the doore standing readie~ ~
71    8,    6|     descended downe the staires; finding the street~ ~doore wide
72    8,    7|    walked hee numberlesse times, finding such exercises~ ~as he could
73    8,    7|        descent downe againe: but finding the Ladder to~ ~be taken
74    8,    7|        mine armes about my body, finding no~ ~compassion in him,
75    8,    7|         waiting woman ayled, and finding her leg to~ ~be quite broken:
76    8,    9|             Not long after, they finding the Citie, and behaviour
77    8,    9|          the Physitians~ ~house, finding him to be newly up, al the
78    9,    1|        his enterprize.~ ~But not finding the body, and remaining
79    9,    4|        to dine, and afterward,~ ~finding the heate to be unfit for
80    9,    4|        drunke indifferently, and finding~ ~company fit for the purpose,
81    9,    4|    Aniollieroes Chamber, where~ ~finding him yet soundly sleeping,
82    9,    6|       where her Husband lay, but finding~ ~not the Cradle there,
83   10,    2|       Lord Abbot: and the~ ~Pope finding him to be a man of valor
84   10,    7|       the Queene exceedingly, in finding~ ~her to be so wise and
85   10,    8|      resorted unto by any: where finding a hollow Cave or vault,
86   10,    9|        againe to~ ~Thorello, and finding him to be setled for Pavia (
87   10,   10|            poorely from him. But finding her incomparable patience;