Day, Novell

 1    2,   10|            fayre Wife of Signior Ricciardo de Chinzica, who understanding
 2    2,   10|       her~ ~Husband, and Signior Ricciardo dying, she became the wife
 3    2,   10|        the~ ~body, named Signior Ricciardo di Cinzica. He being more
 4    2,   10|    waxing extremely hot, Signior Ricciardo would~ ~go to recreate himselfe
 5    2,   10|          in the sight of Signior Ricciardo, who by this time was~ ~
 6    2,   10|        The next morning, Signior Ricciardo meeting~ ~with Pagamino,
 7    2,   10|         any word unto~ ~Signieur Ricciardo, or knowing him from any
 8    2,   10|          that I am thy~ ~husband Ricciardo, who am come to pay what
 9    2,   10|          till now. How now quoth Ricciardo? Consider better what you
10    2,   10|          husband, and my name is Ricciardo di Cinzica. You~ ~must pardon
11    2,   10|         but he and shee, Signior Ricciardo began in this manner.~ ~
12    2,   10|         thou not know thine owne Ricciardo, who loveth thee~ ~more
13    2,   10|         know~ ~you to be Signior Ricciardo di Cinzica, and my husband
14    3,    5|          OWNE DISPOSITION~ ~ ~ ~ Ricciardo surnamed the Magnifico,
15    3,    5|   likewise, a young man,~ ~named Ricciardo, derived of meane birth,
16    3,    6|         AVAILABLE IN LOVE~ ~ ~ ~ Ricciardo Minutolo fell in love with
17    3,    6|        be deceived by the said~ ~Ricciardo.~ ~ ~ ~ No more remained
18    3,    6|          to~ ~bee wealthy, named Ricciardo Minutolo, who although hee
19    3,    6|         and admired chastity.~ ~ Ricciardo loving this Madam Catulla,
20    3,    6|          snatch him from her.~ ~ Ricciardo not unacquainted with this
21    3,    6|        supping there very often, Ricciardo~ ~Minutolo happened to heare,
22    3,    6|         longer, shee entreated~ ~Ricciardo even for the Ladies sake,
23    3,    6|     should better schoole him.~ ~Ricciardo highly pleased herewith,
24    3,    6|           On the morrow morning, Ricciardo went to an auncient woman
25    3,    6|        had heard the speeches of Ricciardo, and gave more~ ~credit
26    3,    6|       being well~ ~instructed by Ricciardo, answered: Are you shee
27    3,    6|          the darke Chamber where Ricciardo was,~ ~entred into the Bath,
28    3,    6|   Catulla, and not the wife of~ ~Ricciardo, trayterous and unfaithfull
29    3,    6|          to make any answere.~ ~ Ricciardo durst not speake one word,
30    3,    6|         as faire, as the wife of Ricciardo? Am I not as good a Gentlewoman~ ~
31    3,    6|    answere mee? I will send to~ ~Ricciardo, who loveth mee beyond all
32    3,    6|        tedious and irksome, that Ricciardo~ ~perceiving, if shee continued
33    3,    6|       taught~ ~me, and I am your Ricciardo: which she hearing, and
34    3,    6|      silly or simple in this.~ ~ Ricciardo uttered these words, teares
35    3,    6|       considered on the words of Ricciardo,~ ~found good reason in
36    3,    6|       whereupon shee thus spake. Ricciardo, I know not how to beare
37    3,    6|     woman~ ~ever see my face.~ ~ Ricciardo perceiving the extremity
38    3,    6|       Upon the report whereof,~ ~Ricciardo becomming likewise a widdower,
39    4,   10|        former Tale of~ ~Signiour Ricciardo de Cinzica, some dayes of
40    5,    4|        PROCEEDE TOO FARRE~ ~ ~ ~ Ricciardo Manardy, was found by Messer
41    5,    4|         Brettinoro, named Messer Ricciardo, who oftentimes frequented
42    5,    4|          for thy love? Signior~ ~Ricciardo (replyed she suddenly againe)
43    5,    4|        was so pleasing to Messer Ricciardo, that presently he~ ~saide.
44    5,    4|       him this answere.~ ~Signio Ricciardo, quoth she, you see what
45    5,    4|         and I will adventure it. Ricciardo having~ ~considered on many
46    5,    4|     secret intelligence given to Ricciardo, for preparing~ ~his meanes
47    5,    4|       Lovers) take~ ~their rest; Ricciardo having provided a Ladder
48    5,    4|         saw how his Daughter and Ricciardo were seated at the~ ~window.
49    5,    4| whereupon, shee~ ~perceiving how Ricciardo and Catharina had both deceived
50    5,    4|         seeing~ ~shee hath loved Ricciardo without our knowledge, and
51    5,    4|          enjoy her, and she him. Ricciardo is a Gentleman,~ ~well derived,
52    5,    4|         themselves. At the last, Ricciardo awaked, and~ ~seeing it
53    5,    4|  Curtaines, saying. Nay, Signior Ricciardo, seeing you have found~ ~
54    5,    4|         backe returning.~ ~ When Ricciardo saw the Father and Mother
55    5,    4|          of my transgressing.~ ~ Ricciardo (replied Messer Lizio) the
56    5,    4|          to remit all, because~ ~Ricciardo right gladly condiscended,
57    5,    4|         went out of the Gallery; Ricciardo and Catharina were~ ~espoused
58    5,    4|         Parents~ ~and kindred to Ricciardo, who being no way discontented