Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     seemed, that the Physitians~ ~counsell, the vertue of Medicines,
 2  Ind      |    therefore, by following this~ ~counsell, we cannot fall into any
 3  Ind      |         not~ ~onely commended her counsell, but desiring also to put
 4    1,    2|            if thou wilt credit my counsell,~ ~reserve this journey
 5    2,    5|          also by the~ ~Neighbours counsell, whom he imagined to advise
 6    2,    7|        alone, without the help or counsell of any bodie;~ ~and fearing
 7    2,    8|     without any further advice or counsell, he seated his two~ ~children
 8    2,    8|        more mildly asswaged) with counsell and~ ~consent of the Countrey
 9    2,   10|      could have ministred as good counsell to himselfe, as~ ~he did
10    2,   10|          by approbation of your~ ~counsell, I am desirous to speake
11    3,    3|        assisted by your helpe and counsell, in a~ ~matter which I will
12    3,    3|     commend thee for following my counsell. But let me alone~ ~for
13    3,    3|          thing, before I had your counsell therein, I am now come to
14    3,    3|           thou hast credited~ ~my counsell, let me now advise thee
15    3,    5|          mind with a new kinde of counsell;~ ~he would needes answer
16    3,    8|          your fatherly advice and counsell, because, if thereby I cannot~ ~
17    3,    8|         silly women come~ ~to ask counsell of such sanctified men,
18    3,    9|          to give over any further counsell or advice.~ ~Heereof faire
19    3,    9|        determined, to use no more counsell, or to make any further
20    4,    1|      women doe, but by deliberate counsell in my soule, and most mature~ ~
21    4,    3|        which (without any other~ ~counsell to the contrary) on a day
22    4,    6|        attentively to~ ~hir maids counsell; allowing her first advice
23    4,    8|          not only contrary to the counsell and judgement of men, but~ ~
24    4,    8|           lesse~ ~subject to take counsell, or can be wrought to contrariety,
25    4,   10|           course of life;~ ~which counsell, that it might take the
26    4,   10|  favouring the deed.~ ~ The Maids counsell past under the seale of
27    5,    2|       were pleased to allow of my counsell, I can enstruct~ ~him in
28    5,    2|       Gracious~ ~Lord) why thus I counsell you, is to this end. When
29    5,    2|       cannot any way use.~ ~ This counsell pleased the King very highly,
30    5,    7|         offence, by the discreete counsell of my loving~ ~Mother, that
31    5,    7|          going presently to~ ~the Counsell Chamber, sending for Signior
32    5,    8|           eare to such~ ~friendly counsell: but in the end, he was
33    5,   10|         so she ended her Motherly counsell.~ ~ Within a while after,
34    6,    7|        without desiring any other counsell) he went in person to~ ~
35    6,    7|      concluded, quite against the counsell~ ~and opinion of her Parents,
36    6,    8|            bee advised then by my counsell. Stay stil at~ ~home, and
37    7,    1|            Beleeve me~ ~John, thy counsell is good, and every one of
38    7,    3|   Physitian must minister no such counsell to them, as Chastity,~ ~
39    7,    4|           inspired with sprightly counsell,~ ~ingeniously enstructing
40    7,    4|             yet neyther your good counsell, nor my too often loving~ ~
41    7,    8|         would you had followed my counsell, and~ ~permitted her to
42    7,    9|            least my Ladie (by his counsell and~ ~advice) make thee
43    7,    9|           it. I would therefore~ ~counsell you, to let it be pluckt
44    7,    9|     further~ ~danger. I like your counsell well Lydia, replyed Nicostratus,
45    8,    3|           which required secret~ ~Counsell: he went into their company (
46    8,    3|           greatly~ ~commended the counsell of Calandrino. Buffalmaco
47    8,    3|      Bruno, liked and allowed the counsell of~ ~Calandrino, which when
48    8,    4|     justly correct me by fatherly counsell, such as~ ~most beautifieth
49    8,    6|         answered Calandrino, your counsell is not to~ ~be followed,
50    8,    7|           on the ground; the best counsell that I can give thee, is
51    8,    9|        such as had neede~ ~of his counsell, might know where so judicious
52    8,   10|         the evening.~ ~This being counsell for himselfe onely to keepe,
53    8,   10|       come; whereupon, when the~ ~counsell of Canigiano had past with
54    9,    3|          were worthy to give thee counsell, thou shouldst returne~ ~
55    9,    3|          with his best advise and counsell, and he would not~ ~be unmindfull
56    9,    5|          from thee.~ ~ I like thy counsell well Bruno, answered Calandrino;
57    9,    7|         advise thee, to follow my counsell, and (this day) not~ ~to
58    9,    7|      shall say, I~ ~followed your counsell: but within her selfe she
59    9,    9|          wil declare unto you the counsell~ ~and advise, given by Salomon,
60    9,    9| experience, yea, and to crave his counsell,~ ~in matters of greatest
61    9,    9|             you doe, to crave the counsell of so wise a King, what
62    9,    9|          now assure sure that the counsell~ ~given me by King Salomon,
63    9,    9|          try~ ~anone, whether the counsell of King Salomon bee effectuall,
64    9,    9|          and~ ~how availeable the counsell is of going to the Goose
65    9,    9|         they highly commended the counsell, whereof~ ~they made such
66   10,    3|           that with a little more counsell, he might securely put~ ~
67   10,    3|         him his utmost aide and~ ~counsell, in what soever consisted
68   10,    3|        constancie, and lastly for counsell and assistance, he declared
69   10,    3|    wherein I can better give thee counsell, then any especiall~ ~helpe
70   10,    8|       further. But rather let mee counsell~ ~you like a friend, to
71   10,   10|            they reputed the Kings counsell to bee the best~ ~and wisest,