Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|    plainely, that it deserveth~ ~fire and faggot, if I should
 2    1,    6|     terrible threatning words of fire and faggot,~ ~became meerly
 3    1,    6|         it were throwne into the fire, and therefore he neither~ ~
 4    2,    1|          flinging him into~ ~the fire. Whereupon, trudging about
 5    2,    2|         the Lady causing a faire fire to be made in the~ ~neerest
 6    2,    2|       him hither, to sit by this fire,~ ~and sup heere with mee,
 7    2,    2|        downe by her~ ~before the fire, she questioned with him,
 8    2,    2|         easie steele to~ ~strike fire, especially upon such quicke
 9    2,    7|          kindled the fury of his fire. This being well observed~ ~
10    2,    7|       were thus amorously set on fire, the time came,~ ~that they
11    2,   10|      different, as yce is~ ~from fire, or gold from drosse. As
12    2, Song|          taste,~ ~ But yet Loves fire is oftentimes too fierce;~ ~
13    2, Song|      enflam'd my heart with holy fire.~ ~ To her my bondage is
14    3,    4|         kindled part of the same fire in her, which began to~ ~
15    3,    5|         temper, another kinde of fire sparkling in her eye,~ ~
16    3,    6|       became so sodainely set on fire to know~ ~what shee was
17    3,    7|      quenchlesse and everlasting fire.~ ~ These menaces were so
18    3,    9|        eight~ ~daies, let a good fire be made, and therein consume
19    3,   10|      performance of the other, a fire broke out in Capsa and burned
20    4,    1|        when he meaneth to make~ ~fire in your Chamber. Guiscardo
21    4,    2|          more dew-drops on~ ~the fire of mine afflictions. Madam
22    4,    3|          plainely perceive, that fire even of his~ ~owne nature)
23    4,    3|       had knowledge of it: which fire,~ ~growing to a flame in
24    4,    3|         life might not perish by fire, although she had most justly~ ~
25    4,    3| suffering her to bee consumed by fire, but to be drowned,~ ~according
26    4,    3|    prison. Mad fury gave further fire~ ~to this unmanly perswasion,
27    4,    3|     their loathed lives in one~ ~fire together.~ ~ Thus the idle
28    4,    4|        setting it on a~ ~flaming fire, conveyed it (by the Gallies
29    4,    7|       flamed with the selfe same fire;~ ~making him as desirous
30    4,    7|         might be consumed with~ ~fire, as a just punishment for
31    4,    7|        setting it on a flaming~ ~fire, threw all the Sage thereinto,
32    4, Song|            Which set my soule on fire, enflamde each part,~ ~
33    5,    3|       comfort; he espied a great fire, which seemed to be about
34    5,    3|        tooke his way towards the fire,~ ~where being arrived,
35    5,    3|          refreshed by the good~ ~fire; he discoursed his hard
36    5,    5|          she had perished in the fire,~ ~because the House was
37    5,    6|       stake, to be consumed with fire.~ ~From which h dan ger (
38    5,    6| afterward, to be consumed with~ ~fire. The sentence of death,
39    5,    6|           before their eyes) the fire of wood brought, which was
40    5,    6|         the end,~ ~that when the fire shall finish my life, by
41    5,    6| dishonourably condemned to~ ~the fire? Not I, quoth the King.
42    5,    8|     fuell which fed this furious fire.~ ~ Anastasio held out thus
43    5,   10|       utterly~ ~despised, and no fire affoorded to light my tinder.~ ~
44    5,   10|       nothing, but to sit by the fire in the~ ~Kitchin, telling
45    5,   10|     dragge her along to a~ ~good fire in the Market place, wherein
46    6,    4|        spit, and laide it to the fire.~ ~ When it was well neere
47    6,    7|      Woman should be burned with fire, who husband found her in
48    6,    7|     freed and delivered from the fire,~ ~returned home with victorie
49    6,   10|     would needs sit downe by the fire,~ ~and began to conferre
50    6,   10|       this yeare happily, and no fire whatsoever~ ~shall come
51    7,   10|       soules, in the~ ~painefull fire of hell torments, or no?
52    7,   10|         although I was in a huge fire, and exceedingly hot) yet~ ~
53    7,   10|       quakest, being in so hot a fire? Oh my friend (quoth~ ~I)
54    7, Song|      know, yet feele a powerfull fire,~ ~ Burning within my brest,~ ~
55    8,    2|          to be in danger of hell fire, continuing so long in hatred
56    8,    4|      were it to runne thorow the fire for you, or any~ ~businesse
57    8,    7|          see whether the flaming fire, which~ ~burned in the Schollers
58    8,    7|       and let there be a~ ~faire fire made ready, that when I
59    8,    7|    parchment is throwne into the fire, and recovered out againe,
60    8,    7|      thirst, as thou~ ~gavest me fire to comfort my freezing,
61    8,   10|          to bring me hither: the fire flew from thy faire eies (
62   10,    2|     Bathe. So, commanding a good fire to be kept~ ~continually
63   10,    4|       what was done, made a good fire, and very excellent Bathe,~ ~
64   10,    5|           Chamber, where a faire fire was readilie prepared, causing
65   10,    6|       Oyle, as also a~ ~brand of fire flaming.~ ~ No sooner did
66   10,    6|          presently~ ~kindled the fire, setting the Trevit over
67   10,    7|    nothing else but encrease her fire and flame.~ ~ Afterward,
68   10,    7|       very~ ~instant, when Loves fire tooke hold on my yeelding
69   10,    7|        me to~ ~live in a flaming fire, my obedience shall sacrifice
70   10, Song|       sirquedrie.~ ~ For when my fire begins to flame~ ~ Others