Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        Faire Ladies, you may (no doubt as well as I) have often
 2  Ind      |         imperfections, I greatly doubt (if we have no better direction
 3    1,    1|          confession, and made no doubt, but that many miracles~ ~
 4    1,    2|        If thou standest upon any doubt or~ ~scruple, concerning
 5    1,    6|    plaine-meaning man, I make no doubt of any thing I have heard,
 6    1,    6|         delayed, yet hee made no doubt of a beneficiall~ ~ending.~ ~
 7    1,    7|             Master Guillaume, no doubt but you have heard and seene
 8    2,    2|          to~ ~a good lodging. No doubt then Sir (quoth the other)
 9    2,    3|         drawne, hee sleepeth (no doubt) soundly, and I can~ ~conveigh
10    2,    3|     thine owne bed againe.~ ~ No doubt, but that these were strange
11    2,    3|          presented mine eyes (no doubt in his meere mercy and goodnesse)
12    2,    4|         before him, ordained (no doubt) to be the meanes of his
13    2,    5|           and to this day, is no doubt remembred, by many of his~ ~
14    2,    5|           in the daytime, and no doubt but she will make thee sufficient
15    2,    6|        Jehannot; and I make no~ ~doubt, but if I were freed from
16    2,    6|     backe. We neede~ ~to make no doubt concerning the tydings brought
17    2,    6|      with thankfull~ ~hearts (no doubt) in Heaven, in acknowledgement
18    2,    7|        following, while no other doubt~ ~came in question, the
19    2,    8|          of~ ~ill conditions, no doubt ordained what was to be
20    2,    9|   perfection in him, without all doubt, he must be so much~ ~the
21    3,    1|     poore Lurco did, and made no doubt~ ~to please them sufficiently.
22    3,    1|    thereby, but~ ~onely stood in doubt of his entertainment, because
23    3,    1|        do performe it for us, no doubt but he will accept it in
24    3,    4|         talke very idely, as (no doubt) you have discern'd by me.
25    3,    5|       are so truly wise, as no~ ~doubt you have long since perceived,
26    3,    6|        compasse that, which (I~ ~doubt) he feares I would have
27    3,    7|      deceased.~ ~ I make not any doubt, but almes-deedes and prayers,
28    3,    7|            inviolably, I make no doubt, but you your selfe shall
29    3,    8|        Woman) never make you any doubt thereof,~ ~for I would rather
30    4,    1|          as concerning your last doubt, which most of all afflicteth~ ~
31    4,    2|      Beleeve me Madam, I make no doubt but your speeches~ ~may
32    4,    6|         the precedent night, and doubt what might~ ~ensue thereon.
33    4,    8|       affection,~ ~presaging (no doubt) effectually to follow.~ ~
34    5,    1|     effected by mee, and make no doubt of my courage in the~ ~execution:
35    5,    2|      Latine tongue, she began to doubt,~ ~least some contrary winde
36    5,    2|   therewith, you~ ~neede make no doubt of winning the battaile:
37    5,    2|          battell endureth, as no doubt but your men wil do~ ~the
38    5,    4|          Catharina; as making no doubt, but by this their provident~ ~
39    5,    6|     Novels related, and some (no doubt) to ensue~ ~hereafter; for
40    5,    8|        Countrey. Nor made he any doubt, but by~ ~his meanes and
41    5,    9|           Gentlewoman, making no doubt of our welcome: whereto,
42    5,    9|   un-womanly nature, I make no~ ~doubt, but you will wonder at
43    6,    1|          offensive to her.~ ~ No doubt there are some among you,
44    6,   10|        this answer.~ ~ I make no doubt (bright Beauties) but you
45    6,   10| conference, or~ ~else I stand in doubt, that I could not have devised
46    7,    1|      merrily~ ~together, and (no doubt) did other things, nothing
47    7,    1|       and holy Ghost, so that no doubt at all needs to~ ~be made,
48    7,    1|     heeretofore heard, and (upon doubt)~ ~may prove by experience.
49    7,    2|      deceite. And who maketh any doubt, that if those sleights
50    7,    5|        dreamed now on no~ ~other doubt beside, but (perceiving
51    7,    7|        when I have told~ ~you, I doubt your discovery thereof to
52    7,    8|        resolved in this apparant doubt: and because therein hee
53    7,    8|       world.~ ~ You need make no doubt, but the poore maide wept
54    7,    9|     question.~ ~ To cleare which doubt, and for my further assurance
55    7,    9|         worse successe, will (no doubt) bring her love to an~ ~
56    7,    9|     effected; he made no further doubt of her intire love towardes~ ~
57    7,    9|        sort, as there needeth no doubt of both our beguiling; in
58    8,    7|        mocking manner. I make no doubt (my deare friend Reniero)
59    8,    7|          my Brother, and make no doubt of dispatch, because I would
60    8,    7|   replyed.~ ~ Never make you any doubt Sir, but that I can sufficiently
61    8,    8|          without~ ~suspition, no doubt to their equall joy and
62    8,    8|           sorrow, then I make no doubt, but faithfully thou dost
63    8,    9|       partes with us, having (no doubt) sufficiently understoode,
64    8,   10|      likewise then were, and (no doubt) now adayes are, store of
65    8,   10|   constraineth me, and I make no doubt of repaiment~ ~at the time
66    9,    3|         businesse, make you no~ ~doubt thereof, for I will have
67    9,   10|         other Subjects, will (no doubt) worke so effectually for
68   10,    2|         is no~ ~lesse: I make no doubt, but (in very short time)
69   10,    4|         favourable opinions in a doubt, which I will plainely declare
70   10,    6|          his honor.~ ~ I make no doubt, but you have often heard
71   10,    7|      assistance: and I~ ~make no doubt (if thou wouldest be of
72   10,    8|       your judgements; I make no doubt but you will be~ ~much more
73   10,    9|         where~ ~(we need make no doubt) they were respected in
74   10,    9|         which respect, I make no doubt; but divers and sundrie
75   10,    9|      rather,~ ~because he had no doubt at all, but that his letters,
76   10,   10|         thinke she is) I make no doubt but you shall live with~ ~
77   10,   10|         resolved from the former doubt which too long deluded them;