Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|        Godfather, and named him John, and afterward,~ ~by learned
 2    1,    6|      devoutly addicted to Saint John with the golden beard, saide;~ ~
 3    2,    6|         by the meanes of Messer John~ ~de Procida, caused the
 4    5,    6|           onely Brother to Lord John di Procida, by whose meanes
 5    6,   10|      Companions; the one, named John de~ ~Bragoniero, and the
 6    7,    1|        UNLAWFULL DESIRES~ ~ ~ ~ John of Lorraine heard one knocke
 7    7,    1|         a woollen Weaver, named John of Lorrayne; a man more~ ~
 8    7,    1|          at a Countrie Farme of John of Lorraynes, which hee
 9    7,    1|        called Camerata, whether John resorted somtimes to Supper,
10    7,    1|    which stood much higher then John of~ ~Lorraynes did, to looke
11    7,    1|    being an assured signe, that John kept at home. And if he~ ~
12    7,    1|        so unfortunately, that~ ~John (whose Kue was not to come
13    7,    1|         little offended,~ ~gave John a slight supper, of Lard,
14    7,    1|         meane~ ~time, and while John was at supper, the Maide (
15    7,    1|       readie for his Supper.~ ~ John and she being gone to bed
16    7,    1|       to their lodging Chamber, John~ ~heard the noise, and so
17    7,    1|      wife. But to the end, that John~ ~might not have the least
18    7,    1|         againe the second time. John wondering thereat very~ ~
19    7,    1|      then plaine honest meaning John~ ~was, dissembling as if
20    7,    1|        Arise good wife (quoth~ ~John) and if it be such a Spirit
21    7,    1|     covertly understand,~ ~that John was there, and therefore
22    7,    1|       her husband. Beleeve me~ ~John, thy counsell is good, and
23    7,    1|         Conjure him Wife? Quoth John, By what meanes? and~ ~how?
24    7,    1|    recluse~ ~Nuns, who (indeede John) is my indeered Sister and
25    7,    1|           all alone: but honest John, seeing thou art heere with
26    7,    1|        and conjure this Spirit. John replyed, that he was~ ~very
27    7,    1|      doore, Monna Tessa said to John: Thou~ ~must cough and spet,
28    7,    1|         bid thee. Well (quoth~ ~John) I will not faile you. Immediately
29    7,    1|       The head stood right, but John home came,~ ~ And therefore
30    7,    1|    share;~ ~ Not doing harme to John or me,~ ~ Who this night
31    7,    1|       saide to her husband: Now John, cough and spet: which John
32    7,    1|     John, cough and spet: which John accordingly~ ~did. And Frederigo,
33    7,    1|       pleasing to him: But when John cought and spet, softly~ ~
34    7,    1|         honest beleefe of silly John.~ ~ I cannot deny, but that
35    7,    1|        other. In our Bed~ ~ Are John and I: Go from our dore,~ ~
36    7,    1|         accident, it was not to John of Lorrayne, but to another,
37    7,    1| Lorrayne, but to another, named John~ ~de Nello, that dwelt at
38    7,    1|        the same profession~ ~as John of Lorrayne was. Wherefore (
39    7,    8|         blessed mother of Saint John,~ ~if you would be ruled
40    8,    3|      him in the Church of Saint John,~ ~and seeing him seriously
41    8,    9|        Schinchimurra of Prester John, that hath a horne in the~ ~
42    9,   10|       OVER-LIGHT BELEEFE~ ~ ~ ~ John de Barolo, at the instance
43    9,   10|         an honest~ ~man, called John de Barolo, who because he
44    9,   10|         his Asse: evermore when John de Barolo came to Tresanti,
45    9,   10|         his wife lay;~ ~so that John de Barolo was faigne to
46    9,   10|      and honest welcome, Gossip John~ ~afforded her husband,
47    9,   10|         better manner:~ ~Gossip John thus spake to her. Good
48    9,   10|        the matter to his Gossip John, to teach~ ~him such a wonderfull
49    9,   10|   greatly to his~ ~benefit: but John began to disswade him from
50    9,   10|       arose, and calling Gossip John, he~ ~came presently to
51    9,   10|         performe all, whereupon John~ ~delivering a lighted Candle
52    9,   10|       woman being prepared as~ ~John had appointed her, she bowed
53    9,   10|      when Pietro perceived, how John was preparing to fasten
54    9,   10|       saying: Forbeare Gossippe John, my Mule shal have no taile
55    9,   10|         Gossip Pietro? answered John, What hast thou done? Thou
56    9,   10|         intention of her Gossip John;~ ~began to grow greatly
57    9,   10|         thine~ ~enemy. Gossippe John began to pacifie the woman,
58    9,   10|        went no more with Gossip John to the Faires~ ~in Apuglia,