Day, Novell

 1    1,    9|      provision, as also for~ ~the supper so neere approiching, before
 2    1,    9|           passed among them; till supper time~ ~drawing neere, made
 3    1,    9|          home to the Palace. When supper was~ ~ended, and bookes
 4    2,    2|           for him, and a costly~ ~supper beside. All things being
 5    2,    2|         the Marquesse, and (after supper) betake her~ ~selfe to rest,
 6    2,    2|         for him; we have a~ ~good supper, and none to helpe to eate
 7    2,    2|          he hath had but a sorrie supper.~ ~When Rinaldo was entred
 8    2,    2|          early in the morning.~ ~ Supper being served in to the Table,
 9    2,    5|             because it drew neere supper time; which by no meanes
10    2,    5|           them welcome, and after supper, you may all~ ~walke together
11    2,    5|     expecting Andreas presence at Supper, though no such matter was~ ~
12    2,    5|         not expect his comming to supper, the like had she done~ ~
13    2,    5|         him, as shee had done a~ ~Supper. All which this new-caught
14    2,    5|          all that night.~ ~ After supper, their conference lasted
15    2,    7|          a delicate and sumptuous supper, whereto the Lady was~ ~
16    2,    9|         other, having had a merry Supper together, they began to~ ~
17    2,   10|          while; when the houre of supper came, they sate downe, and~ ~
18    3,    7|         in his minde, where after supper, he was lodged in a Corne-loft
19    3,    7|       none of the~ ~best, and his supper (perhaps) somewhat of the
20    3,   10|          recreate themselves till supper time. The Garden was very
21    3,   10|         pleased. But the houre of Supper~ ~being come, and the Tables
22    4,    9|       pleasing to be tasted. When supper time~ ~was come, Rossiglione
23    4,   10|      recreate themselves untill~ ~supper time. Some of them walked
24    4,   10|           heard the summons~ ~for Supper. Hard by the goodly Fountaine (
25    5,    1|        sitting in comely order at Supper. Rushing in roughly~ ~among
26    5,    3|    provision affoorded: and after supper, lay downe in her garments
27    5,    5|         invited by a Neighbour to supper, in company of~ ~divers
28    5,    5|           Jacomino went foorth to supper. Now Grinello and the~ ~
29    5,    5|   returned home to his house from supper; he was not a little~ ~offended
30    5,    8|         to leave him~ ~till after supper: upon the sodaine, falling
31    5,    9|    Faulcon get him his dinner and supper,~ ~patiently supporting
32    5,   10|           man whom shee loved, at supper~ ~with Pedro returning home
33    5,   10|           was invited~ ~foorth to supper, with one named Herculano,
34    5,   10|           appointed a Friend to~ ~Supper with her, to whom the old
35    5,   10|          you have made so short a Supper. In troth Wife (quoth hee)~ ~
36    5,   10|        were~ ~disappointed of our Supper, and now you know the reason
37    5,   10|        selfe fell~ ~short of your Supper, by reason of my so soone
38    5,   10|         and~ ~forgiven, let us to Supper, and we are all friends.
39    5,   10|           the cloth,~ ~set on the supper, which she had provided
40    5,   10|    passing~ ~betweene them. After Supper, the youth was sent away
41    5,   10|        were all discharged till~ ~supper time, falling to such severall
42    5,   10|           best~ ~fancyed.~ ~ When Supper was ended, and the instruments
43    6,    4|          have it prepared for his supper.~ ~Chichibio, who resembled
44    6,    4|         that hee had~ ~invited to supper, gave over any further contestation;
45    6,    4|          you might have lost your Supper.~ ~ This sodaine and unexpected
46    6,    6|        for which he gets a good~ ~supper.~ ~ ~ ~ Michiele Scalza,
47    6,    6|           any one of you a~ ~good supper enough for six on what I
48    6,   10|        dispose of themselves till supper time. And because the Sun
49    6,   10|              sodainely commaunded Supper to be served in, which was
50    7,    1|         John resorted somtimes to Supper, and lodge~ ~for a night,
51    7,    1|    offended,~ ~gave John a slight supper, of Lard, Bacon, and such
52    7,    1|       time, and while John was at supper, the Maide (by her Mistresses~ ~
53    7,    1|           prepared readie for his Supper.~ ~ John and she being gone
54    7,    1|           with him, and~ ~went to Supper at better leysure. Oftentimes
55    7,    1|         losse of his labour~ ~and supper. But a neighbour of mine,
56    7,    5|        because hee had~ ~lost his supper: next, having sitten almost
57    7,    9|           sate downe to dinner or supper, stood in~ ~Office of his
58    7,   10|        recreate themselves untill Supper time.~ ~ The Ladies being
59    7,   10|         all were imployed,~ ~till Supper drew neere. When the houre
60    8,    6|          bed,~ ~without any other supper, imagining that he had made
61    8,    6|           Priest, and so soone as supper was ended, they tooke certaine~ ~
62    8,    7|          and~ ~sitting merrily at supper with him, told him, what
63    8,    9|         daily guest at dinner and supper with~ ~him, and hee was
64    8,    9|       daily~ ~guest at dinner and supper, with such extraordinary
65    8,   10|           that thou wilt accept a Supper~ ~and Lodging in my house,
66    8,   10|        also made~ ~ready a costly Supper, expecting the arrivall
67    8,   10|           and~ ~Delicates all the Supper while. Being afterward conducted
68    8,   10|   attendance, untill it should be Supper time.~ ~ Every one commended
69    8,   10|           thus were busied untill Supper time. Which beeing~ ~come,
70    8,   10|       beautifull Fountaine: after Supper,~ ~they fell to singing
71    9,    5|        leave all to~ ~me.~ ~ When supper time was come, that they
72    9,    9|          manner he would have our Supper drest? She~ ~turning fiercely
73    9,    9|        directed by him or~ ~thee? Supper must and shall bee drest
74    9,   10| disposition; untill the houre for Supper came, wherein they~ ~were
75   10,    6|      willing to grant it.~ ~ When Supper was concluded, and the King
76   10,    9|          farre neerer way, caused Supper to be prepared in~ ~worthy
77   10,    9|           being entercoursed, til Supper time invited them~ ~thence.~ ~
78   10,    9|           discourse unto another, Supper was served in; and~ ~looke
79   10,    9| Horsebacke thorow the Citty. When supper time came, they supt in~ ~
80   10,   10|           they had done. And when Supper time came, they~ ~dispatcht