Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|         eye, can reach~ ~into the secret of so divine a thought:
 2    1,    6|           him in the eare, and by secret meanes, so annointed his~ ~
 3    2,    1|              and resorting into a secret corner aside, Martellino
 4    2,    6|        enemie; provided for~ ~his secret flight from thence. But
 5    2,    8|     whereas (on the other~ ~side) secret carriage, and heedfull managing
 6    2,    8|         wouldest not conceale any secret from me, or~ ~the least
 7    2,    8|           to London. Making there secret enquiry~ ~concerning the
 8    2,    9|        degree, the~ ~notes are so secret of their wives imperfections,
 9    2,    9|         women may accomplish~ ~in secret, they will rarely faile
10    3,    2|        his braines, but onely for secret~ ~accesse to the Queenes
11    3,    3|           but he went into such a secret place, where he could let~ ~
12    3,    4|         acquainted with so rare a secret; if thou wilt imitate~ ~
13    3,    7|          young Gentleman, who (in secret) was my Husband, and whose~ ~
14    3,    7|          out in your~ ~eare, that secret mariage was a most greevous
15    3,    7|        make knowne an~ ~especiall secret to you, which you are to
16    3,    8|       strong a capacity, as to be secret in what I shall say unto~ ~
17    3,    8|           you enjoyne me to keepe secret: wherefore, I beseech you
18    4,    1|         day to be done, for their secret~ ~meeting together; and
19    4,    1|           or vault, but only by a secret paire of staires,~ ~answering
20    4,    1|      became envious of their thus secret meeting, and overthrew~ ~(
21    4,    1|       withall, that not onely her secret love was discovered, but~ ~
22    4,    1|    gracious,~ ~teaching mee a way secret enough, whereby I might
23    4,    4|     Princesse understand, in such secret manner as best they could
24    4,    4|     devised any meanes, either by secret flight from~ ~her Father,
25    4,    4|      Thunis heard of~ ~this their secret love, as also of Gerbinoes
26    4,    5|            but at the length, the secret meeting of Lorenzo,~ ~and
27    4,    5|           wary eye still upon her secret walkes, awaiting for some~ ~
28    4,    5|         the house, and knew the~ ~secret passages of her love: they
29    4,    6|        her Chamber maid, the only secret friend to their~ ~stolne
30    4,    6|        scandall, and conceale the secret love~ ~passing betweene
31    4,    6|         remembrance of her former secret husband, he willingly would~ ~
32    4,    7|       vertue,~ ~to understand the secret soliciting of love, and
33    4,    7|        usually tearmed Strambo) a secret~ ~well-willer to Lagina,
34    4,    8|           Silvestra~ ~married. By secret meanes, he got entrance
35    4,    8|          had formerly found, what secret love Letters he had~ ~sent
36    5,    1|        which I~ ~will have lye in secret, waiting for our comming,
37    5,    3|        full~ ~effect. Letters and secret intelligences passing still
38    5,    3| concluding on their sodaine and~ ~secret flight from Rome. For which
39    5,    3|       therein, they fell~ ~into a secret consultation, saying thus
40    5,    4|        the Garden~ ~Gallerie, and secret intelligence given to Ricciardo,
41    5,    8|          of the malignant enemies secret machinations, can~ ~cause
42    6,    7|           of~ ~Adultery, with any secret or familiar friend, as one
43    7,    2|            and by~ ~his often and secret sollicitations, which he
44    7,    3|            at a set time of his~ ~secret communing with her; she
45    7,    4|          his grosse~ ~folly, or a secret decree, ordained to him
46    7,    5|      amisse, had the company of a secret Friend,~ ~who came over
47    7,    5|           espyed in a corner very secret, an~ ~indifferent cleft
48    7,    5|           and frowning brow) what secret sinnes shee had revealed~ ~
49    7,    5|        had wholly heard his wives secret confession, and dreamed
50    7,    7|           will~ ~reveale no meane secret unto you.~ ~ So, with teares
51    7,    7|           solicited mee unto this secret meeting, only but by way
52    7,    7|         subtilly smile thereat in secret, in regard that they knew
53    8,    1|      contented,~ ~returning him a secret Letter, wherein she signified:
54    8,    3|         of nothing which required secret~ ~Counsell: he went into
55    8,    3|       tolde him as an~ ~especiall secret: disclosing further to them,
56    8,    6|        things necessarie for this secret service; but I must~ ~bee
57    8,    7|     discovered this matter to her secret chosen friend, who fell~ ~
58    8,    7|           Chamber, and there at a secret little~ ~window, I shall
59    8,    7| concealing his intended~ ~revenge secret to himselfe, yet appearing
60    8,    9|    desired to understand, by what secret meanes they compassed such~ ~
61    8,    9|          mee? It~ ~is too great a secret, which you desire to know,
62    8,    9|   promised) you~ ~will disclose a secret so admirable; I will relate
63    8,    9|       friends) to acquaint with a secret of~ ~no meane moment. And
64    8,    9|         so rare~ ~and excellent a secret unto this famous Physitian.
65    9,    1|         what know I, whether some secret enemy of mine (affecting
66    9,    2|      Presuming thus still on this secret~ ~felicitie, and fearing
67    9,    5|        Well for water, gave her a secret salutation. She kindly~ ~
68    9,    5|       haes, yea in such close and secret~ ~manner, that a starke
69    9,    5|      partly knowne to me, as by a secret appointment (made very lately)
70    9,    7|     adventures.~ ~ After this her secret consultation, her husband
71    9,   10|             him such a wonderfull secret, which would redound so
72    9,   10|           I would~ ~disclose this secret, but to you, and therefore
73    9,   10|           enriched for ever, by a secret knowne to none but our selves,
74   10,    5|   hitherto I have~ ~concealed his secret conspiring, both from my
75   10,    7|         Guardian of~ ~an especial secret, hoping first of al, that
76   10,    8|  performed~ ~with our friends, in secret manner at night (as we can
77   10,    8|        Sophronia: for although in secret I made her my wife, yet
78   10,    8|          did I presume to use the secret~ ~cunning which now is openly
79   10,   10|    comprehend, or you either, the secret~ ~inclinations of parents;