Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         like the billowes of the Sea, infinite store of goodly
 2    1,    2|       art)~ ~travaile by land or Sea is full of infinite dangers.
 3    2,    4|         a shore looking upon the Sea, which~ ~the inhabitants
 4    2,    4|      entred a little port of the Sea, directing up into a small~ ~
 5    2,    4|       their owne as a~ ~prize at Sea.~ ~ Landing some store of
 6    2,    4|        into~ ~the bottome of the sea. The day following, the
 7    2,    4|       then before, and sweld the Sea in such rude~ ~stormes,
 8    2,    4|      merchandize floating on the Sea,~ ~Chests, Coffers, Beds,
 9    2,    4|         rescued~ ~him out of the Sea, and saved his life in a
10    2,    4|        adventuring more to~ ~the Sea, but ended his dayes in
11    2,    5|      desiring to wash him at the Sea side, he strayed too farre
12    2,    5|     whether: till comming to the Sea side,~ ~he found the way
13    2,    6|         into a small Port of the Sea, they~ ~concluded to make
14    2,    6|       she lent her lookes on the Sea, and saw the Galley, which~ ~
15    2,    7|      tempestuous violence of the Sea:~ ~yet notwithstanding,
16    2,    7|          they threw him into the Sea,~ ~the shippe floating on
17    2,    7|      perceived his fall into the Sea. When the Ladie heard thereof,
18    2,    7|     onely threw Amurath into the Sea, and therefore gave~ ~him
19    2,    7|      gazing window~ ~towards the Sea, naked in his shirt, to
20    2,    7|        Pallace was seated on the Sea~ ~shore, and verie high,
21    2,    7|        on by the surges of the~ ~Sea, had so defaced and ruined
22    2,    7|          a Port opening on~ ~the Sea, which standing ready open,
23    2,    7|   Antiochus,~ ~sickenesse on the Sea, and mutuall respect they
24    2,    7|      since) to be drowned in the Sea: and offering to do her
25    2,    7|         she was drowned in~ ~the Sea. I would it had bin so,
26    2,    7|          her~ ~shipwracke in the sea of Majorica, untill that
27    2,    9|          Saylor, she went to the Sea coast. By good fortune,
28    2,   10|          launch further into the Sea, then either the Judge was~ ~
29    2,   10|       money he should demand. By sea he passed~ ~to Monaco, where
30    3,    6|          sporting~ ~along on the Sea Coast, dining and supping
31    3,   10|       The saying has crossed the sea and~ ~become current among
32    4,    3|        Provence; seated~ ~on the Sea, and is also a very ancient
33    4,    3|        flight, they escaped~ ~by Sea to Rhodes, where they lived
34    4,    4|  Gulielmo, fought with a Ship at Sea, belonging to~ ~the King
35    4,    4|       when she should be sent by Sea to her husband, or private~ ~
36    4,    4|       safe passage through the~ ~Sea by no meanes to be mollested
37    4,    4|       throwing her body into the Sea, saide:~ ~Take her, there
38    4,    4|        save, and~ ~suffering the Sea to swallow the rest, Gerbino
39    4,    4| Princesse dead body out of the~ ~Sea, and enbalmed it with sighes
40    5,    1|          Disciplines, as well by Sea, as on the~ ~land. And,
41    5,    1|        setting sodainly forth to Sea, and hulling abroad in those
42    5,    1|     determine to be sunke in the Sea. The~ ~enemies to Chynon,
43    5,    1|      into a small gulfe of~ ~the Sea, whereinto (but a little
44    5,    1|           fortune befell them at Sea, and that Iphigenia might
45    5,    1|       and ran immediately to the Sea side,~ ~where Chynon being
46    5,    1|        greefe and trouble on the Sea, remaining in~ ~company
47    5,    2|         Pirate, so put thence to sea,~ ~coasting all about Barbarie,
48    5,    2|          sunke his~ ~ship in the Sea, they tooke him with them
49    5,    2|   Martuccio, were drowned in the Sea, and not a man escaped.
50    5,    2|          whether she were on the sea or land; as one, who not~ ~
51    5,    2|         poore woman stood at the Sea side,~ ~washing certaine
52    5,    8|     running amaine towards the~ ~Sea shore, and the Hounds swiftly