Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       fetch the body; there would follow (behind) three~ ~or foure
 2  Ind      | acceptable to you (I purposing to follow in the same course of~ ~
 3    1,    2|     another of hers, she~ ~should follow on in the pastime thus begun.
 4    1,    2|         his Jewish beleefe, and~ ~follow the truth of Christianity,
 5    1,    4|          begun, that hee~ ~was to follow in the same course) spake
 6    1,    4|         therein againe, but dayly follow what I have seene you doe.~ ~
 7    1,    6|            the second must needes follow; and~ ~beside, except he
 8    1,    9|         bee made for occasions to follow, to the end also, that whatsoever~ ~
 9    2,  Ind|           before, so did they now follow the same course; for,~ ~
10    2,    3|         that her Discourse~ ~must follow in order, and thinking on
11    2,    4|      least a~ ~third mishap might follow in like manner, hee consulted
12    2,    5|            Goe before, and I will follow. This little Chamber-commodity,~ ~
13    2,    5|        remaine to what danger may follow after. Having thus meditated,~ ~
14    2,    7|          to command Pamphilus, to follow next in order with his~ ~
15    2,    7|           her charge, and thereon follow~ ~severity of punishment.
16    2,    8|        effect of your promise may follow it,~ ~according to the power
17    3,    1|          the watch, and afterward follow mee~ ~in my fortune, for
18    3,    1|           signes that he should~ ~follow her to her chamber, where
19    3,    2|           Madam~ ~Pampinea should follow next, to second the other
20    3,    2|       Well, said the King, I will follow your counsaile, and~ ~now
21    3,    3|       Philomena, appointed her to follow next in order as the rest
22    3,    3|           tell this tale onely to follow the order~ ~enjoyned me;
23    3,    6|    apprehend before hand what may follow~ ~after, and to let you
24    3,    7|       time, commanded Aemillia to follow~ ~next, who thus began.
25    3,    8|        that~ ~it was her turne to follow next, and therefore shee
26    3,    8|           Holy-water hither; then follow~ ~me, and I will shew you,
27    3,    9|         have had any courage~ ~to follow after her; and therefore
28    3,    9|            what can you expect to follow~ ~thereon? Whatsoever great
29    4      |        whence we parted,~ ~and to follow our former order begun,
30    4,    1|             commanding two of his follow (who had the custody of
31    4,    4|           Elisa, that shee should follow~ ~next in order, whereto
32    4,    6|         Pamphilus, that he should follow in his due course:~ ~whereupon
33    4,    7|          infamous imputation, and follow her Pasquino, in~ ~the very
34    4,    8|          no doubt) effectually to follow.~ ~ Nor grew this familiarity (
35    4,    8|           danger that thereon may follow to~ ~you, I cannot but loose
36    4,    8|        scandall or reproach would follow to them, in whose house
37    5,    1|           in mine enterprize, and follow me in~ ~my fortune, if the
38    5,    6|            made ready another, to follow after with~ ~all possible
39    5,    8|           my~ ~Hounds am still to follow her; without any respite
40    6,    2|        Pampinea, that shee should follow next in order, which made
41    6,    4|    commanded Madame Neiphila to~ ~follow next in order; who instantly
42    6,    8|           Aemillia, willed her to follow next.~ ~When she, puffing
43    6,   10|           and if they refuse to~ ~follow him, he will in all hast
44    7,    2|   Philostratus, that~ ~hee should follow next in order, whereupon
45    7,    5|     Fiammetta, commaunding her to follow next:~ ~whereuppon, very
46    7,    7|         beleeve mee, I meane~ ~to follow it effectually. So, on he
47    7,    8|          thy Minnion? Did~ ~not I follow and fight with him in the
48    7,    9|        and commanded Pamphilus to follow next. So, when~ ~attention
49    7,    9|         and~ ~presently intend to follow it; Let therefore my Barber
50    8,    2|      Pamphilus, commaunded him to follow next:~ ~whereupon, thus
51    8,    3|            if you were pleased to follow mine advise, wee three~ ~
52    8,    3|         he did, leaving them to~ ~follow after, if they would. Bruno
53    8,    4|        signe, as she must needs~ ~follow next after Madame Eliza,
54    8,    6|       Philomena, that shee should follow next in order; whereupon~ ~
55    8,    6|          before us, and making us follow~ ~like fooles after thee.~ ~
56    8,    7|     commanded Madame Pampinea, to follow next with her~ ~Novell,
57    8,    8|        Fiammetta, that she should follow next with her discourse;
58    8,    9|           him thirst, and long to follow~ ~after mee, to understand
59    9,    1|           as any other that is to follow me. Nor am I so~ ~oblivious (
60    9,    2|          way for~ ~Madam Eliza to follow next; who presently thus
61    9,    5|    Damosell therewith, she should follow him whithersoever hee would
62    9,    5|           that I will make her to follow me, even as a fond woman~ ~
63    9,    5|      charme, she will immediately follow thee, and~ ~fulfil whatsoever
64    9,    5|          despight~ ~of her blood) follow thee; and when thou hast
65    9,    6|        Pamphilus, that hee should follow next, as indeed he did,~ ~
66    9,    7|     loving manner advise thee, to follow my counsell, and (this day)
67    9,    8|       without any other dishes to follow~ ~after. Guiotto seeing
68    9, Song|            etc.~ ~ ~ ~ When I did follow Dyans traine,~ ~ As a loyall
69   10,    3|       commanded Philostratus~ ~to follow next, who forthwith thus
70   10,    3|        wherein thou hast begun to follow~ ~me: never came any man
71   10,    5|         Aemillia, that she should follow next with her Tale, who
72   10,    5|        and see what~ ~effect will follow upon thine Art. And being
73   10,    8|     Pampinea ceasing) prepared to follow next in order, whereupon
74   10,    8|          then my turne is next to follow thee.~ ~And therefore, had
75   10,    9|       disgrace as justly~ ~should follow; let them lay the blame
76   10,   10|        more successfull augury to follow, tooke off~ ~her poor contemptible