Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|           Christian, without all~ ~question he would turne a Jew. And
 2    1,    3|           replied.~ ~ My Lord, the question propounded by you, is faire
 3    1,    3|            them do so indeede, the question (as~ ~of the three Rings)
 4    1,    9|            an answere,~ ~when some question is demanded of them; it
 5    2,    5|         into it. Now began they to question one another, which of~ ~
 6    2,    7|           no other doubt~ ~came in question, the Princes Foole, entering
 7    2,    8|          disease, made a doubtfull question of his recovery; which was~ ~
 8    2,    9|       sildome or never called in~ ~question. A third man unapt in censure,
 9    2,    9|     replyed. Bernardo, without all question to the contrary, I~ ~beleeve
10    2,    9|         professing Armes,~ ~should question after such womanish toyes.
11    2,   10|             house, we need make no question of brave cheare and banquetting,~ ~
12    3,    1|            to~ ~bee done. He could question no further therein with
13    3,    1|           continue here, I make no question of his able~ ~services:
14    3,    1|            this were a~ ~dangerous question, and not easily answered
15    3,    4|          demanded such a sodaine~ ~question; and I have heard you say
16    3,    7|            with admiration at this question,~ ~beleeving that not any
17    3,    8|        Deare daughter, I make~ ~no question to the contrary, but it
18    3,    8|            saucie, as to call~ ~in question whatsoever I doe or say,
19    4,    2|            for it is without~ ~all question to the contrary, that the
20    4,    5|        cruell deede; she durst not question any more after him.~ ~ In
21    4,    8|         Nor neede~ ~we to urge any question of his Mothers sorrow upon
22    4,   10|          was~ ~forthwith called in question, and known to be of a most
23    5,    1|       poore Chynon, I thinke the~ ~question were in vaine demanded:
24    5,    1|        time the~ ~case had bene in question, for his taking to wife
25    5,    3|            old man began~ ~thus to question his Wife. What is become
26    5,    6|           You neede~ ~not make any question, what an huge concourse
27    5,    6|        upon so poore and~ ~silly a question; for Guion began to elevate
28    5,    7| apprehended,~ ~and being called in question, stood not on any deniall,
29    5,    7|          who~ ~presently moved the question to him. Theodoro hearing
30    5,   10|       answere did hee make to that question, but humbly entreated (for~ ~
31    6,    1|       ought to be spoken; or, if a question bee~ ~mooved, understands
32    6,    3|           Marshall: having moved a question~ ~to the said Lady, which
33    6,    5|    discreete answers to every ydle question he made~ ~(for indeede he
34    6,    7|           Potestate to moove the~ ~question, sodainly answered; that (
35    6,    7|            urge such a~ ~necessary question, cryed out all loud together
36    6,   10|           his part; and when~ ~any question is demanded of me, he standes
37    7,    3|           you let mee aske you one question,~ ~Who is the neerest Kinsman
38    7,    3|        kill the child, without all question to the contrary. But be
39    7,    5|        strictly restrained. And if question wer urged, how many good~ ~
40    7,    6|         upon the least~ ~doubtfull question urged.~ ~ Neverthelesse,
41    7,    6|          to stay you, or moove any question to you: make no other~ ~
42    7,    6|           words, I~ ~stayed not to question the occasion of mine offending
43    7,    7|        Egano: he will (without all question) accept your offer,~ ~for
44    7,    7|         why should you move such a question to me? Do not you~ ~know,
45    7,    7|         have reason to move~ ~this question, or no. Mine opinion every
46    7,    8|          come to the matter now in question, because~ ~I have no other
47    7,    9|          to call my~ ~Fidelitie in question.~ ~ To cleare which doubt,
48    7,    9|            you shall not need to~ ~question them, because I can sufficiently
49    7,   10|            him. And upon~ ~further question, what hee would have to
50    7,   10|            Ponds side: we need not question their dyet and dainties,~ ~
51    8,    2|          when I shall be called in question concerning my patrimony.
52    8,    2|            are you walking, if the question may bee demaunded? Beleeve
53    8,    7|      Helena~ ~bearing his scorning question, and grieving that hee should
54    8,   10|               Needlesse it were to question, whether the Novell related
55    8,   10|         permitting her to urge the question oftentimes together, without~ ~
56    9,    8|            dost thou demand such a question? Because (quoth Guiotto)~ ~
57   10,    4|      servant,~ ~wherof I moved the question to you, whom I tooke out
58   10,    5|        think I need not demand the question, whether Signior~ ~Ansaldo
59   10,    7|            the garden, he began to question with Bernardo,~ ~demaunding
60   10,    8|       softly he~ ~moved the usuall question to her, namely, if she were
61   10,    8|           of the~ ~present case in question, doth not onely require,
62   10,    8|            wiving, by moving the~ ~question to you, I should never winne
63   10,    9|           speake thus. Without all question to the contrary (worthy~ ~
64   10,    9|            thy strength, I make no question of thy~ ~performance. But