Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |             other the like, if not far greater, begat divers feares
 2    1,    4|            Lunigiana (which is not far distant from~ ~our owne)
 3    1,    5|           who seemed in his eye~ ~(far beyond the Knights speeches
 4    1,    6|           the Abbot, demanding how far he dwelt from~ ~Paris? Being
 5    2,    2|           lewd and luxurious life, far unfit for a Lady of her~ ~
 6    2,    3|          well-borne Gentleman, and far differing from his owne
 7    2,    4|          which, though it containe far greater mishapes then the~ ~
 8    2,    6|      wandred up into the Iland not far from the place of Madam~ ~
 9    2,    6|     embraced as a friend (although far unfitting for thee, or~ ~
10    2,    7|            but~ ~safety of life so far prevayled, that what with
11    2,    7|            with him to a place not far off, where with~ ~food and
12    2,    8|           in regard of my husbands far~ ~distance from me, medling
13    2,    8|            before,~ ~to journey so far on foot. There dwelt another
14    2,    9|           when husbands strayed so far from home, their wives had
15    2,    9|          my selfe,~ ~and wander so far off from these Countries,
16    2,   10|       marying a wife so young, and far unfit for his age and~ ~
17    2, Song|       Which into gentle hearts too far doth pierce.~ ~ And if not
18    3,    1|              Massetto, who was not far off from them all this while,
19    3,    2|   themselves, questioned, but came far short of his meaning; the
20    3,    5|           affection your~ ~beauty (far excelling) hath compelled
21    3,    6|        little further off, even so far as~ ~Naples, to see how
22    3,    7|            but find them now to be far~ ~otherwise. And to speake
23    3,    7|       Signoria, and~ ~prevailed so far that he spake privately
24    3,   10|           and since it will not be far off the subject of~ ~this
25    3,   10|               said: "Daughter, not far from here there dwells a
26    4,    3|         their Father) were also as far in love, the one with~ ~
27    4,    8|        should send Jeronimo~ ~some far distance hence, to remaine
28    4,    8|          house,~ ~and prevailed so far, that one evening, when
29    6,    4|           young Woman dwelling not far~ ~off, named Brunetta, and
30    6,    6|              says Scalza, "I am so far from taking~ ~you for people
31    6,   10|           of the country~ ~yeilded far more plentifull abundance
32    6,   10|           short time, I went on so far, that I found my selfe to
33    7,    3|            gay and gaudy garments, far from the least expression
34    7,    9|            to such harsh Language, far differing from~ ~a forme
35    7,    9|            as (indeede) deserved a far more~ ~private place in
36    7,    9|           encreased in Nicostratus far greater then~ ~before, hearing
37    8,    7|           which he~ ~suffered, was far superior in quality to mine,
38    8,    7|           highest heate) will~ ~be far more temperate for your
39    8,    7|        best helpe) to bee now in~ ~far greater necessity her selfe:
40    8,    8|            mutuall~ ~affection, as far as humane capacity had power
41    8,    9|          poore~ ~people, yet lived far more jovially then Lords,
42    8,   10|          offer made me. Salabetto, far faster~ ~inveigled by these
43    8,   10|         cannot request hereafter a far greater summe~ ~of me, to
44    9,    3|             alteration within mee, far beyond all compasse of my
45    9,    8| Yesternight, three other Lampries, far fairer and fatter~ ~then
46   10,    2|        thee to be: I would undergo far greater injuries, then~ ~
47   10,    5|         fulfill your pleasure, but far from any will~ ~or consent
48   10,    8|            her son in law, matters far more monstrous,~ ~then to
49   10,    9|             considering you are so far from your Wives, having
50   10,    9|      Saladine, yet now it appeared far~ ~greater to him, and imagined