Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |      that remained living) begat new~ ~behaviours, quite contrary
 2  Ind      |     altogether ceased, and other new~ ~customes came in their
 3    1,    1|         solemne~ ~Vowes, to this new created Saint. And so farre
 4    1,    6|       Clugni; honestly checked a new kinde of~ ~Covetousnesse,
 5    1,    6|            forth and saide. What new kinde of needy tricke hath
 6    1,    7|         him, he brought him to a new~ ~erected house of his,
 7    1,    7|       but how to sneeze (after a new manner) upon a full and~ ~
 8    1,    9|  regiment, but onely to bestow a new Queene~ ~upon you, who (
 9    1,    9|      also, that whatsoever~ ~the new Queene shall please to appoint,
10    1, Song|   understanding lends:~ ~ Old or new thoughts cannot in any fashion~ ~
11    1, Song|       And plaint therein another new desire?~ ~ So much delight,
12    2,    2|       thoughts had entertained a new kinde of diet,~ ~digested
13    2,    3|       any person. On~ ~rode this new Abbot, sometimes before
14    2,    6|       who were very glad of this new alliance~ ~made by him,
15    2,    6|          for conference with his new created Father, without
16    2,    7|          their utmost power. The new chosen Prince being~ ~assured
17    2,    8|       request made to him by his new brother of France) sent
18    2,    9|        this~ ~businesse, but his new elected favourite Sicurano,
19    3,    1|          you can. Let him have a new paire of shoes, fill~ ~his
20    3,    1|       bene with Massetto at this new forme of~ ~confession, were
21    3,    2|      sometimes reprehend~ ~other new errours, and such faults
22    3,    3|           are the~ ~inventers of new courses and customes, as
23    3,    5|      instructing his mind with a new kinde of counsell;~ ~he
24    3,    6|       was quite changed, and the new elected Lady had~ ~all the
25    3,    6| discoursing of his love to~ ~his new elected Mistresse: which
26    3,    8|      conversion; and becomming a new man, hating to be~ ~jealous
27    3,    8|          them, as if he were but new come forth of his Oratory,
28    3,    9|     meanes (insted of his chosen new friend) to lye with her~ ~
29    3,    9|   service.~ ~ The poore forsaken new married Countesse, could
30    4,    1|          at length she devised a new cunning stratageme, to~ ~
31    4,    3|        in violence, against this new commenced love of Restagnone.~ ~
32    4,    3|        the embracements of his~ ~new Mistresse, or no: yet Ninetta (
33    5,    1|          regard~ ~of ancient and new combined Kindred, as also
34    5,    1|       done to Chynon, prepared a new accident, whereby to comfort
35    5,    2|         to end her dayes by some new kinde of necessity. And~ ~
36    5,    3|     defend themselves. Which the new crew~ ~perceyving, and that
37    6,    2|       hee set before his doore a new Bucket of~ ~faire water,
38    6,    2|     vessell of Bologna earth (as new and~ ~sightly as the other)
39    6,    2|         small glasses, faire and new,~ ~and causing a Viall of
40    6, Song|          servile bands,~ ~ Which new vaine hopes have bred, wherein
41    7,    3|       loft, to enstruct her in a new kinde of Pater~ ~noster,
42    7,    7|          either to continue this new begunne league for~ ~further
43    7, Song|          to imagine, that~ ~some new and pleasing apprehension
44    8,    2|        Sir Simon promiseth her a new paire of~ ~shoes, garters,
45    8,    2|        presents to her, of sweet new Wines, roasted Chesse-nuts,
46    8,    4|         bestow~ ~on thee a faire new Smocke. When Ciutazza heard
47    8,    4|   Ciutazza heard her speake of a new~ ~Smocke, instantly she
48    8,    4|         you please to bestow a~ ~new Smocke on me, were it to
49    8,    4|       merry night of it,~ ~and a new Smocke also for her labour.~ ~
50    8,    5|         Breeches, as if-hee were new risen out of his bed: when
51    8,    7|         together, in a strange~ ~new kinde of harmony to him.
52    8,    7|     injured Scholler, prepared a new accident,~ ~wherby he might
53    8,    7|   remorse: namely that I reposed new confidence in thee (when
54    8,    9|       should bee made one of a~ ~new created Company, who usually
55    8,    9|     within a short while of this new begun~ ~acquaintance) that
56    8,    9|       businesse, so farre as the new Market place,~ ~closely
57    9,    5|        to quicken him still with new occasions: Bruno plaid the~ ~
58    9,   10|      risen, by permission of the new~ ~King, every one fel to
59   10,    9|     after) became tormented with new marriage~ ~solicitings,
60   10,    9|       morning to be married to a new husband, and the marriage
61   10,    9|    satisfied him, concerning the new elected husband, Thorello
62   10,    9|        my wives behavior at this new briding feast, and although~ ~
63   10,    9|       directly~ ~opposite to the new Bride, whom hee much delighted
64   10,    9|         well~ ~pleased with this new nuptialls. She likewise
65   10,    9|          heere) sitteth before a new~ ~married Bride, as now
66   10,    9|         no way offended with the new~ ~Bridegroome, who upon
67   10,    9|         lately~ ~received of her new Spouse, and put that on
68   10,    9|  triumphant manner, she left the new~ ~Bridegrooms abiding, and
69   10,   10|       repay it me, neither any~ ~new purse to carry it in, much
70   10,   10|        Wife that I have made the new election of, is to arrive
71   10,   10|         of the Lord~ ~Marquesses new Spouse.~ ~ By the Lords
72   10,   10|         Gracious welcome, to the new elected Spouse of the Lord~ ~
73   10,   10|     thinkst thou Grizelda of our new chosen Spouse? My Lord (
74   10,   10|          thou~ ~supposest for my new elected Spouse, with a glad
75   10,   10|      where all rejoycing for the new restored Mother, and happy~ ~
76   10, Song|          went to~ ~bed. And when new day appeared, and all the