Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         the~ ~contrary, God and truth shall enter armes for me.
 2    1,    1|      oath, and~ ~delivering the truth according to his knowledge.~ ~
 3    1,    1|         ashamed to tell you the truth in this~ ~case, as fearing
 4    1,    1|       not, for in~ ~telling the truth, bee it in confession or
 5    1,    1|   concerning his faithfulnesse, truth,~ ~and integrity; so that,
 6    1,    2|        argument of~ ~infallible truth, the same benignity delivereth
 7    1,    2|       beleefe, and~ ~follow the truth of Christianity, which he
 8    1,    3|     because that God,~ ~and the truth of his holy Faith, hath
 9    2,    1|     before you, to confesse the truth; but I pray you, demaund
10    2,    5|      remembring perfectly for~ ~truth, that his Father had formerly
11    2,    7|        judged (according to the truth) that he had his~ ~hand
12    2,    7|   informed him With nothing but truth: sodainly, and~ ~according
13    2,    7|      hath delivered nothing but truth. Onely shee hath forgotten~ ~
14    2,    8|      and feare, revealing the~ ~truth boldly to me, if I may stead
15    2,    9|      had spoken nothing but the truth.~ ~Within a while after,
16    2,    9|      Ambroginolo to declare the truth, upon perill of his life,~ ~
17    2,    9| torments except he revealed the truth indeed; you may~ ~easily
18    2,   10|        he spake nothing but the truth, and condemning~ ~Bernardo
19    3,    1|      body,~ ~you speake but the truth: understand then, if hee
20    3,    3|      canst thou deny a manifest truth? See sir, these are none
21    3,    6|         you please) approve the truth by your owne experience,
22    3,    7|        carefull inquisition for truth, doe oftentimes (by their~ ~
23    3,    7|      mine. And to tell thee the truth,~ ~I never committed the
24    3,    7|         and diligence, that the truth of things~ ~should be apparantly
25    3,    9|      had told~ ~nothing but the truth in every point which she
26    3,   10|       things as: "I see now the truth of~ ~what the good folk
27    4,    1|     voluntary confession of the truth do intend (first of~ ~all)
28    4,    1|     vulgar opinion, rather then truth: you seeke to reprove me~ ~
29    4,    2|     delivered a matter of sound truth. Wherefore,~ ~perceiving
30    4,    3|        compasse And because the truth~ ~of mine affection cannot
31    4,    5|         carry any likelyhood of truth. Having obtained favour
32    4,    5|          and then perceived the truth of her~ ~vision.~ ~ Wisedome
33    4,    6|       beyond all possibility of truth: yet notwithstanding, many
34    4,    6|       and~ ~there will tell the truth concerning this accident.
35    4,   10|   presently gathering, that the truth in this case was~ ~easie
36    5,    5|       side,~ ~understanding the truth of the errour committed,
37    5,    6|   Admirall told him nothing but truth: he appointed not onely,~ ~
38    5,    7|     owne braine, farre from any truth~ ~indeede, which her Mother
39    5,    7|           greatest cunning; but truth hath a loop-light whereby
40    5,    7|       would be satisfied in the truth, as shee expected any~ ~
41    6,    4|        told you nothing but the truth, and when you please, I
42    6,    4|       see thy affirmation for~ ~truth, by other of the same Fowles
43    6,    7|    answer me, and tell me~ ~the truth, if it be as your Husband
44    6,    9|        spoken~ ~nothing but the truth, and were much ashamed of
45    6, Song|      holde,~ ~ Beleeve it for a truth,~ ~ Never more shall thy
46    6, Song|      holde,~ ~ Beleeve it for a truth,~ ~ Never more shall thy
47    7,    3|      Godfather said nothing but truth, and thus~ ~answered. What
48    7,    8|     regard they beleeved it for truth, and in this fury, commanded~ ~
49    7,    8|      but rather to consider the truth thereof advisedly:~ ~because
50    7,    8|        would not confesse the~ ~truth intirely to them.~ ~ Ave
51    7,    8|   strike me. And to approve the truth of my speeches, doe you
52    7,    9|           concerning the intyre truth of the motion, and that
53    7,    9|     your head, beleeve it for a truth, that it~ ~will infect and
54    7,    9|         and it seemed to be a~ ~truth indeed: yet, in the depth
55    7,   10|       verily beleeving it for a truth, that no punishment was
56    8,    3|           apparent and manifest truth, and upon this assured confidence,
57    8,    3|         I do not tell~ ~you the truth of all. When you asked one
58    8,    9|       doe, to the most certaine truth of~ ~ife or death: having
59    8,    9|       hath spoken nothing~ ~but truth, for I am scarsely knowne
60    9,    4|         Aniolliero avouched the truth of his wrong received, but
61    9,    5|         willing to conceale the truth, and~ ~cloath it in more
62    9,    5|     because wandring from the~ ~truth of things, doth much diminish (
63    9,    7|      already past among us, the truth of apparitions in~ ~dreames
64    9, Song|        like ficklenesse?~ ~ For truth lives not in men:~ ~ Poore
65    9, Song|        loved constantly:~ ~ But truth lives not in men,~ ~ Poore
66    9, Song|   wandred from assuring.~ ~ For truth lives not in men:~ ~ Poore
67    9, Song|      but by ficklenesse,~ ~ For truth lives not in men,~ ~ Alas!
68   10,    1|     guilty, and not I, as~ ~the truth thereof shall make it selfe
69   10,    8|         excuses, farre from the truth indeede, and (to the no
70   10,    8|        to swerve a jot from the Truth, and the necessitie of the~ ~
71   10,    8|     openly revealing the very~ ~truth.~ ~ Titus tooke home with
72   10,    9|    farre short of knowing~ ~the truth, till (by experience) hee
73   10,    9|       to~ ~passe for an assured truth.~ ~ Beside, many Italians