Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |  simplest people; and in~ ~such sort, that they should alwaies
 2  Ind      |    times do any matters of ours sort to~ ~recommendable end.
 3    1,    1|        danger; so that, in what sort soever it happen,~ ~this
 4    1,    1|        for I will deale in such sort for you and my~ ~selfe,
 5    1,    6|    unrespected, or in any kinde sort~ ~sent away, whose name
 6    1,    6|      what end his hopes~ ~would sort too. It fortuned, during
 7    2,    1|       ranne on heapes~ ~in such sort together, they grew as desirous
 8    2,    2|       when their purpose should sort to~ ~effect: it fortuned,
 9    2,    2|     would not assist him in any sort: but giving his~ ~horse
10    2,    4| mishapes then the~ ~former, may sort to as happy an issue, albeit
11    2,    5|    whole adventure, in the same sort as~ ~it had befalne him.
12    2,    6|     when she saw all her paines sort~ ~to no purpose, and darke
13    2,    7|      they surprized her in such sort,~ ~that shee could not make
14    2,    7|      might be performed in such sort, as the Duke her husband
15    2,    8|      love over-awed him in such sort, as he fell~ ~into a violent
16    2,    8|   having suffered (in miserable sort) many~ ~hard and lamentable
17    2,    9|    discerne them: and the wiser sort of men are~ ~willing not
18    2,   10|        issue this talke would~ ~sort to. When time served, the
19    3,    3|        deliver messages in such sort, as draw on very ungentle~ ~
20    3,    3|        very loving and friendly sort) mildly~ ~reproved him for
21    3,    4|         placed, ordered in such sort, as~ ~standing upright on
22    4,    1|      this cunning and concealed sort; Guiscardo went~ ~downe
23    4,    4|        stones sent in violent~ ~sort from their slings, thus
24    4,    6|          but yet in such honest sort, that this body~ ~(whose
25    5,    2|        the small~ ~Boat in such sort, that after the night of
26    5,    4|     dulled their senses in such sort, by these their continuall~ ~
27    5,    5|         to what issue it should sort in the~ ~end. Menghino,
28    5,    9|        with a Novell,~ ~in some sort answerable to the precedent,
29    5,    9|     might)~ ~diminished in such sort, that became so poore; as
30    7,    3|         can charme them in such sort,~ ~that they shall all die,
31    7,    8|   recompence in such bountifull sort,~ ~as she should have no
32    7,    8|        her selfe in so~ ~decent sort, as if she had bin in no
33    7,    8|         him, even~ ~in the same sort as you found me: sometimes
34    7,    9|     very earnestly, and in such sort, as~ ~day or night shee
35    7,    9|         be accomplished in such sort, as~ ~Nicostratus himselfe
36    7,    9|       And I, in such~ ~forsaken sort as you see, am left all
37    7,    9|        raile and~ ~rave in such sort? So, he( found her seated
38    7,    9|       by you, and in the same~ ~sort, as there needeth no doubt
39    8,    4|         her Brethren, in such~ ~sort as it was compacted betweene
40    8,    6|  Malmsey, then let the ordinary sort of people be invited~ ~(
41    8,    6|        cough~ ~and spet in such sort, saide to the rest. Be not
42    8,    7|        to worke for him in such sort with her Lady,~ ~that his
43    8,    8| unneighbourly~ ~purpose in such sort: that hee being the stronger
44    9,    1|      attemptes in~ ~them, would sort unto. When night was come,
45    9,    1|        some of the more foolish sort verily beleeving,~ ~that
46   10,    4| whereupon he discoursed in this sort with himselfe. Deare~ ~Madame
47   10,    6|         ought to use it in this sort? Let me~ ~tell you Sir,
48   10,    7|         her choyce (which could sort to none other then a~ ~desperate
49   10,    7|     comfort) to deale in such~ ~sort, as, before three dayes
50   10,    8|          her in such peremptory sort, her kinred and friends
51   10,    9|      served in most magnificent sort; so that if the Emperor
52   10,    9|       thereof) to deale in such sort for him, that the~ ~Letter