Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     amazement, and wheresoever I go~ ~or sit downe, methinkes
 2  Ind      |          else give me~ ~leave to go seeke my sorrowes agains,
 3    1,    1|          would make deniall, but go to it very~ ~willingly;
 4    1,    2|    converted heere. For, if~ ~he go to the Court of Rome, and
 5    1,    2|        beare thee~ ~company, and go along with thee as in vowed
 6    2,    1|          dismay me, but I~ ~will go to the very body of the
 7    2,    1|         Martellino. I purpose to go in~ ~the disguise of an
 8    2,    1|       freely give~ ~you leave to go on.~ ~ This devise was very
 9    2,    5|      such Brother. Get thee gone go ie good man, and~ ~suffer
10    2,    5|        therefore I my selfe will go in. Having thus~ ~spoken,
11    2,    6|   company, saying, that he would go fetch~ ~some foode for her;
12    2,    6|       end, they perswaded her to go~ ~w-th them into Lunigiana,
13    2,    7|          authority, letting them go, came to me; urging sundry~ ~
14    2,   10|        Signior Ricciardo would~ ~go to recreate himselfe at
15    2,   10|         to~ ~send, but rather to go himselfe in person, and
16    3,    1|         the Fac-totum must needs go to the Forrest, and tooke
17    3,    4|         more~ ~certaine, then to go or come with Aqua fortis,
18    3,    4|  therefore, that when a man will go diligently about~ ~this
19    3,    4|         thy~ ~bed, and afterward go about thy businesse, if
20    3,    4|           if thou have any. Then go~ ~to dinner, attending readily
21    3,    4|         times, that when folke~ ~go supperles to bed, either
22    3,    6|       disgrace, let me therefore go from thee,~ ~never more
23    3,    7|          you, that she durst not go neere him, to respect him
24    3,    7|       was to my great discredit. Go on boldly, replied Aldobrandino,~ ~
25    3,    7|     selfe did never credit them. Go then I command thee, and -
26    3,    8|          heere in our Monastery. Go~ ~then my good Son, seeing
27    3,    8|         bin so gracious to thee; Go (I~ ~say) home to thine
28    3,   10|    seekest: a fitter man than I. Go thou to him." And he put
29    3,   10|         my dear daughter; let us go at~ ~once and put him in
30    3,   10|        not to stand idle. Let us go put the Devil in Hell."
31    4      |        winds; I have laboured to go, not onely by~ ~plaine and
32    4,    5|      resolutely~ ~determined, to go see the place formerly appointed
33    4,    6|          wherfore, I am ready to go along with you before the
34    4,    7|       following after dinner, to go fetch the pardon of S. Gallo,
35    4,    8|        some decent~ ~manner, and go to the Church, where (as
36    4,   10|         which made him presently go aboord a small Barke, and~ ~
37    4,   10|     finding thee~ ~sleeping. But go and get his deliverance
38    4,   10|           who were all risen) to go recreate themselves untill~ ~
39    5,    1|          replyed, saying: I will go with you. Now,~ ~although
40    5,    1| Magistrate over the Rhodians, to go~ ~well provided for the
41    5,    4|       any~ ~rest, which made her go angerly to her Husband in
42    5,    4|        you will make hast, and~ ~go with me.~ ~ She, putting
43    5,    9|       would not send for it; but go her selfe in person to~ ~
44    5,   10|      that he would be pleased to go to bed, because the night~ ~
45    6,    4|    Allowes you for no Taster,~ ~ Go from the Kitchin go.~ ~ ~ ~
46    6,    4|              Go from the Kitchin go.~ ~ ~ ~ Many other speeches
47    6,    9|           as no man therin could go beyond him. But Signior~ ~
48    6,    9|       tombes, said. Come, let us go make some~ ~jests to anger
49    7,    1|         heere with me, we will~ ~go both together, and conjure
50    7,    1|       our Bed~ ~ Are John and I: Go from our dore,~ ~ And see
51    7,    3|       but a little while, I will go in againe, and if all~ ~
52    7,    4|          but also would as often go to his, which was~ ~some-what
53    7,    7|        Cudgell in thy hand, then go~ ~into the Garden so farre
54    7,    7|  lustfull and insatiate Woman.~ ~Go thou lewde beast (quoth
55    7,    8|        dead sleep, she would let go the thred, and come downe
56    7,    9|       canst thou find any one to go beyond thee in Armes,~ ~
57    8,    3| convenient time~ ~now, for us to go about so weighty a businesse:
58    8,    3|        then they all three would go see the Stone.~ ~But Calandrino
59    8,    3|        to doe? Why should not we go~ ~home, as well as hee?
60    8,    3|        them, but suffered him to go on, sore wearied with his~ ~
61    8,    6|          mens~ ~expences: let us go take him with us to the
62    8,    6|         life, because I dare not go home to mine~ ~owne house,
63    8,    6|           and let all the rest~ ~go by. I am sure Calandrino,
64    8,    6|          will take the paines to go to Florence, to~ ~provide
65    8,    7|        the Garments, and bid her go looke her Lady, if she will.
66    8,    7|       and sayd in this maner.~ ~ Go (quoth she) I pray thee
67    8,    8|         him) What, is it time to go to dinner? It will~ ~be
68    8,    9|         the very gates of Paris. Go then, and doe the uttermost
69    8,    9|           because she refused to go with us willingly, I gave
70    8,    9|         also how~ ~the case will go, after I have beene there
71    8,    9|         an honest woman must yet go abroad in~ ~the night time,
72    8, Song|      young Gentlemen, willing to go take their rest:~ ~she commaunded
73    9,    1|          Wherefore, first of all go thou to Alessandro, and
74    9,    1|        time thereof, you~ ~would go to the grave, where Scannadio
75    9,    1|      stillest season thereof, to go to~ ~the grave where Scannadio
76    9,    3|        he said to her.~ ~ Maide, go home againe, and tell Calandrino,
77    9,    5|          with the written lines, go presently to the barn of
78    9,    7|     being intended against~ ~me. Go thither therefore I will,
79    9,    8|       quoth~ ~Guiotto) thou must go with this bottle in thy
80    9,    8|          No (quoth Guiotto) only go~ ~and deliver this message,
81    9,    8|        friends? Let him and thee go hang your selves together.
82   10,    5|     Wherefore, I would have thee go to Signior Ansaldo, and
83   10,    5|    Magitian to him, saying. Come go with me, and see what~ ~
84   10,    9|    concerning my selfe: he shall go along with you, and conduct~ ~
85   10,    9|     mounting on~ ~Horsebacke, to go where he should take shipping;