Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       will (in~ ~your judgement) appeare to have but a harsh and
 2  Ind      |      blew~ ~spottes, which would appeare on the armes of many, others
 3  Ind      |    course of~ ~pleasure,) let it appeare by your immediate answere;
 4    1,    1| perpetuall exile, as unworthy to appeare in so glorious a~ ~presence.
 5    1,    1|        sight. As manifestly will appeare, by~ ~the Novell which I
 6    1,    1|    knowes not how soone he shall appeare, or else be~ ~sent to a
 7    1,    2|    Cardinals. If he and they doe appeare such men to mee,~ ~as thy
 8    1,    6|        Religion, (as all of them appeare to be in~ ~outward shew;)
 9    1,    6|          a solemne~ ~Processe to appeare before him, understanding
10    1,    9|    ornaments of words, when they appeare to be short and sweete,~ ~
11    1,    9|       her selfe) it~ ~should not appeare strange to any of wisedome
12    2,    3|       Now, although these things appeare thus dayly to us,~ ~even
13    2,    3|          and royall garments) to appeare~ ~before all the Cardinals,
14    2,    5|           Now began day-light to appeare, when he (having the rich
15    2,    8|    afterward it did sufficiently appeare. And~ ~because they might
16    2,    9|      such meanes, that she shall appeare here in your~ ~presence,
17    2,    9|         her selfe did personally appeare, which hee imagined would
18    2,   10|      bring~ ~her to you, for you appeare to be a worthy Gentleman,
19    3,    7|       mee to doe it, as it would appeare ugly in another. In~ ~which
20    3,    7|         No sooner did bright day appeare, but Theobaldo arose, having~ ~
21    4,    2|        Marke, and there he would appeare in~ ~his owne likenesse.~ ~
22    4,    3|       both by night and day, you appeare to and consume~ ~away, in
23    4,    3|        too much plenty, makes it appeare~ ~irkesome and loathing
24    4,    4|      greatly deceived,~ ~as will appeare by a Novell which I must
25    4,    4|         of any~ ~one, that durst appeare in his presence; so that
26    4,    6|       although~ ~our dreames may appeare favourable to us, and our
27    4,    7|         Palaces. As will plainly appeare unto you, either in~ ~all,
28    4,    7|           that any malice should appeare in her towards him, nor
29    4,    8|    speake of a~ ~woman who would appeare to have more wit, then either
30    4,   10|        May, and greene~ ~desires appeare in age, beyond all possibility
31    5,    1|      stealth. And~ ~that did not appeare to him any difficult matter,
32    6,    1|     mishapen, that nothing could appeare to be more ugly.~ ~ Madame
33    6,    2|     requires, their splendor may appeare to be the~ ~more glorious.
34    6,    7|         Kindred, and Friends; to appeare in the~ ~Court, as desiring
35    6,   10|     plain~ ~Medow, which made it appeare the more sightly, as it
36    7,    7|         to see me win? It should appeare so~ ~by that solemne sigh.
37    7, Song|   despaire;~ ~ There will a time appeare~ ~ To quell and quite confound
38    8,  Ind|         Golden beames beganne to appeare, on the toppes~ ~of the
39    8,    5|          Which although it~ ~may appeare to you somewhat unpleasing,
40    8,    7|          of day was beginning to appeare; Ancilla the~ ~waiting-woman,
41    8,    7|        that ever you beheld) wil appeare unto you, very graciously~ ~
42    8,    7|        when the two Ladies would appeare in their likenesse, and
43    8,    9|     about you,~ ~because you may appeare in the more honorable condition,
44    8,   10|        manifest, that deceits do appeare~ ~so much the more pleasing,
45    9,    1|          afterward shall plainly appeare. If he say he wit do it,
46   10,    2|    remission of sinnes: it would appeare a mighty blemish in~ ~them,
47   10,    2|        very short time) hee will appeare as~ ~pleasing to your holinesse,
48   10,    4|    considered~ ~on, perhaps will appeare equall to any of the rest.
49   10,    6|       which (peradventure) might appeare doubtfull: will forbeare~ ~(
50   10,    9|        weake Womanish discretion appeare distastable, in desiring