Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         people, or see any coarses carried to buriall; but~ ~having
 2  Ind      |            and the dead body was~ ~carried (in comely manner) on mens
 3  Ind      |          Mother, have thus~ ~beene carried along to the grave upon
 4    1,    1|           beside, I~ ~have alwayes carried a religious devotion to
 5    1,    6|            then in presence) being carried to this curious~ ~Inquisitor,
 6    1,    6|          of hunger:~ ~he therefore carried three loaves of bread with
 7    1,    6|              When these newes were carried to the Abbot, sodainly he
 8    2,    1|       where the dead body lay, and carried it (as a~ ~sanctified body)
 9    2,    1|      saying to themselves; we have carried this businesse~ ~very badly,
10    2,    4|            very rich Jewels, being carried thereon to Corfu, where
11    2,    4|            the windes and billowes carried it: all that day and night
12    2,    5|         which Andrea indiscreetely carried alwayes about~ ~him, as
13    2,    6|        seazing on the small Barke, carried it and all the rest~ ~in
14    2,    6|           was brought thither, and carried~ ~thence away, without any
15    2,    7|          bloody businesse, and had carried away the Lady with him.~ ~
16    2,   10|         roving Pyrate on the Seas, carried away the~ ~fayre Wife of
17    2,   10|              fearefully landed, he carried her away with him. When
18    3,    1|          therewith, which commonly carried home all~ ~the wood, and
19    3,    7|           faire young woman, who~ ~carried a light in her hand, and
20    3,    8|        Ferando out of the vault,~ ~carried him into a darke dungeon
21    4,    2|            my apprehension) saw it carried by Elves and Fairies, into
22    4,    2|        that the newes therof was~ ~carried to the Convent, and six
23    4,    3|          could not be so closely~ ~carried, but being seene and observed
24    4,    3|       Chamber, and tidings thereof carried to the Duke;~ ~present search
25    4,    4|     account, that the Ship which~ ~carried the Princesse, must come
26    4,    5|            Gladly~ ~would she have carried the whole body with her,
27    4,    5|          any~ ~where else: for she carried it alwaies with her, sighing
28    4,    6| Chamber-maide, it was so cunningly carried, that in the Garden~ ~belonging
29    4,    6|            morning: and being then carried to his owne house, his~ ~
30    4,    6|           out of the Court, it was carried to buriall, not like a~ ~
31    4,    7|       Simonida: whose bodies being carried to the Church~ ~of Saint
32    4,    8|          Afterward, his body being carried to~ ~Church, to receive
33    4,    8|            Mother and~ ~Tutors had carried the matter: immediately
34    4,    8|          upon his shoulders, and~ ~carried it to the Mothers doore,
35    4,    8|           Church was the dead body carried, to be generally seene of~ ~
36    4,    9|    indiscretion was this idle love carried, that whether it~ ~sorted
37    4,   10|     Ruggiero was~ ~(questionlesse) carried thither in the Chest, and
38    4,   10|            what manner it had bene carried, revealed to~ ~the Maide
39    4,   10|           in the night season, and carried it home to their owne house.
40    5,    1|     expected~ ~wracking: they were carried (contrary to their owne
41    5,    1|    commanding that they should bee carried aboord the ship,~ ~for avoiding
42    5,    4|          which was not so covertly carried, but that she~ ~perceived
43    5,    5|          our City, and thence he~ ~carried this childe of mine, forgotten (
44    5,    7|           franticke man, violently carried from all sense of compassion,
45    5,    8|          from her~ ~againe; for he carried himselfe like a brave-minded
46    5,    8|            this dismall spectacle, carried a much~ ~neerer application
47    6,    2|            see what Bottle hee had carried with him: no~ ~sooner looked
48    6,    3|         her husband had so closely carried the~ ~businesse) the money
49    6,   10|            outward appearance, and carried a name of much greater matter,~ ~
50    6,   10|       thence, I found people, that carried bread in their staves, and~ ~
51    6,   10|         and~ ~bedding to be thence carried, if any desired rest at
52    7,    1|           Wine in it, all which he carried away with him, and~ ~went
53    7,    2|            and so the~ ~last buyer carried it away.~ ~ ~ ~ Not without
54    7,    5|       Gentleman, whose perfections carried correspondencie with her
55    7,    6|          matters were so~ ~cleanly carried, that Beltramo never knew
56    7,    7|        more then to content~ ~her, carried himselfe so dexteriously
57    8,    1|            your receiver, except I carried a~ ~quicker memory. Then
58    8,    6|      entered in, tooke the Brawne, carried it with them to the~ ~Priests
59    8,    6|      salting the~ ~Brawne; closely carried it with them to Florence,
60    8,    7|           How now Madame? Who hath carried you up there so high? Your~ ~
61    8,    7|            order, that Ancilla was carried in the night time to Florence,
62    8,    8|         well do~ ~(having evermore carried himselfe like a kinde neighbour
63    8,   10|            sent, our goods will be carried~ ~into Monago, and then
64    9,    1|        perchance) I shall not be~ ~carried to her house, but to some
65    9,    1|        Lanthorne, and how Rinuccio carried~ ~Alessandro on his backe,
66    9,    1|           who was the Porter which carried him.~ ~ The next morning,
67    9,    3|           before the Damosell, who carried the Water, and~ ~informed
68    9,    5|           neede to be very cleanly carried.~ ~ Now let me tell you,
69    9,    6|        some queint straine of wit, carried in quick and~ ~cleanly manner,
70    9,    7|            time of such necessity, carried deserved commendations:~ ~
71    9,    7|       Being thus seised of her, he carried her as lightly away, as
72    9,    7|            her selfe. As the Wolfe carried her thus from thence, he
73   10,    6|           which the other Damosell carried:~ ~they both went into the
74   10,    7|           him undertaken, he never carried any other devise, but~ ~
75   10,    9|            Saladine, was invisibly carried thence, and while he sate
76   10,    9|           Wine,~ ~caused it to bee carried to the stranger, and so