Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|   penitent~ ~confession, he will freely pardon him, and therefore
 2    1,    1|         I see thou art, he would freely forgive thee. Say you so~ ~
 3    1,    1|    matter, that he had~ ~buriall freely allowed him, they cared
 4    1,    2|        become a Christian: now I freely open my heart unto~ ~thee,
 5    1,    4|        take pleasure, when I may freely have it?~ ~Cares and molestations
 6    1,    6|       they did~ ~eate and drinke freely there; provided, that they
 7    2,    1|     every one will make way, and freely give~ ~you leave to go on.~ ~
 8    2,    3|   travelled. Alessandro imparted freely to him all his~ ~affaires,
 9    2,    5|         For to speake my minde~ ~freely of you, and the perfections
10    2,    6|         spirits~ ~might the more freely wander at their owne pleasure:
11    2,    8|      Sonne, be not dismayed, but freely discover thine~ ~affections.
12    2,    8|       bad him feare nothing, but freely discover his~ ~whole desire,
13    3,    7|           I will speake the more freely to you, to the ende, that~ ~
14    3,    7|      onely aymeth at~ ~Heaven, I freely forgive them, and henceforth
15    3,    8|             which is francke and freely presented to you, and which (
16    4,    1|   because thou mightest the more freely enjoy them, see how my~ ~
17    4,    2|        be inflicted on you, I do freely pardon you; yet with this~ ~
18    4,    2|       estimation, you would then freely confesse, that I~ ~deserve
19    4,    3|        we please. There each man freely enjoying his~ ~owne deerest
20    4,    3|          holy wedlocke, and then freely enjoyed their long wished
21    4,    4|      undertaken these Armes, and freely give you all the rest contained~ ~
22    5,    9|         Which if you do, I shall freely then confesse, that onely
23    6,   10|       therefore, let every~ ~one freely speake their minde, according
24    7,    5|         were so, then I confesse freely, that I~ ~did say so unto
25    7,    5|       against thee, but they are freely thine owne, and grant thee
26    7,    5|       two, and have my pleasures freely, yet thou be~ ~not a jot
27    7,    7|     Wherefore, with this kisse I freely give it thee,~ ~and make
28    7,    8|         his drunkennesse, and as freely as~ ~I forgive him, even
29    7,    9|  allegations, confessing them as freely as thou doest, or canst.
30    7,    9|      deny not (my good Lord) but freely confesse, that even as your~ ~
31    7,    9|          is past, and Husband, I freely pardon you:~ ~intreating
32    8,    1|         consequence: he~ ~should freely bestow so many on her, and (
33    8,    3|          penny, and the Goslings freely given in to boote. There~ ~
34    8,    3|          indeede) I did the more freely forgive them, because they~ ~
35    8,    6|     himselfe, he dranke the more freely; and when there was no neede
36    8,    6|          we should once~ ~drinke freely of thy purse, as thou hast
37    8,    7|           and where they might~ ~freely converse together.~ ~ Now
38    8,    7|       for my selfe, I leave thee freely to his~ ~use and service:
39    8,    7| assuredly, that thou shalt~ ~not freely escape from my fingers,
40    8,    9|     paines and Physicke shall be freely thine, without the~ ~payment
41    8,   10|         him, that hee might more freely embrace his~ ~Biancafiore.
42    8,   10|     former strength in~ ~walking freely.~ ~ Wherefore, concerning
43    8,   10|   variety of matter uttered so~ ~freely, will be much more delightfull,
44    9,    1|         businesse, and enjoy her freely~ ~as your owne for ever.
45   10,    2|   greater~ ~moment, then he did, freely offered to grant, whatsoever
46   10,    3|    better for me to give it away freely, as I~ ~have alwayes done
47   10,    4|    within his owne command; he~ ~freely gave away. Beleeve me (bright
48   10,    5|         likewise, you may depart freely~ ~when you will: conditionally,
49   10,    7|    Lisana, saying: Heere~ ~doe I freely give over all further fruits
50   10,    8|       beene granted to thee. Use freely~ ~therefore thine owne election,
51   10,    9|        disappointed: yet granted freely, that Adalietto was~ ~Thorello'