Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|         other businesse; if thou wilt undergoe this office for
 2    1,    1|       ready to forgive them; and wilt not thou beleeve to obtaine
 3    1,    2|           And therefore, if thou wilt credit my counsell,~ ~reserve
 4    2,    3|         any~ ~other; and if thou wilt not accept me as thy wife,
 5    2,    5|         art, that all this night wilt not~ ~let us sleepe. And
 6    2,    5|      condition: wherfore if thou wilt frendly associate~ ~us,
 7    2,    5|        fast hold of him, saying. Wilt not thou goe into~ ~the
 8    2,    5|        thou sayest, for, if thou wilt not goe~ ~in: we will so
 9    2,    6|      thing. Therefore, when thou wilt, I am~ ~determined, that
10    2,    9|       her hands, thus~ ~replyed. Wilt thou turne Monster, and
11    2,   10|          I have in~ ~this world; wilt thou not know thine owne
12    3,    4|        so rare a secret; if thou wilt imitate~ ~the course as
13    3,    4|      seene, thou mayest (if thou wilt) walke, or rest a little
14    3,    7|           And therefore, if thou wilt grant me~ ~one small request,
15    3,    9|       now at length, I hope thou wilt be so honourably-minded,
16    3,   10|          my soul. For, if thou~ ~wilt take pity on me for the
17    3,   10|            put him in Hell, thou wilt comfort me extremely, and
18    5,    1|       enjoy~ ~Iphigenia, so thou wilt assist me in mine enterprize,
19    5,    4|           Catharina, I hope thou wilt not let me die for thy love?
20    5,    6|          looke~ ~on her, as thou wilt be weary, and desire to
21    5,    7|           a surmise, except thou wilt fondly betray thy selfe.
22    5,   10|     loyall Wife to thee, so thou wilt be the like~ ~to me. No
23    6,    4|    growing verie angry, replyed. Wilt thou tell me, that a Crane~ ~
24    6,    9|        found it, tell us, what~ ~wilt thou do with it?~ ~ Guido
25    6, Song|         etc.~ ~ ~ ~ If this thou wilt not grant, be yet so kinde,~ ~
26    7,    4|     threatnings, saying: If thou wilt not open the doore and let
27    7,    5|       understanding, that~ ~thou wilt hardly beleeve all this.~ ~
28    8,    4|      began.~ ~ Ciutazza, if thou wilt doe for me one nights service,
29    8,    6|          Talke so long~ ~as thou wilt, quoth Buffalmaco, thy knavery
30    8,    7|       pardon me, wherein if thou wilt be so~ ~mercifull to me,
31    8,    9|    boldly sick whensoever thou~ ~wilt, my paines and Physicke
32    8,   10|   cheefest happinesse, that thou wilt accept a Supper~ ~and Lodging
33    9,    1|  consultation. How now Rinuccio? Wilt dare to~ ~deny the first
34    9,    3|       mischeefe for alwayes thou wilt be upon me, ever railing
35    9,    5|       any thing offend thee, and wilt thou not reveale it to thy~ ~
36    9,    5| faithfull-made promises: if thou wilt consent to have it so,~ ~
37    9,    5|   revenged on him: which if thou wilt not do,~ ~never repute me
38    9,    9|            dyet therfore as thou wilt welcome him withall, I would
39   10,    3|         intreate~ ~thee, if thou wilt have it; for I never met
40   10,    3|           better course, if thou wilt be advised by mee. Lusty
41   10,    7|    hoping first of al, that thou wilt never reveale~ ~it to any
42   10,    8|    therein justly required. What wilt thou do then Titus?~ ~Fly
43   10,    8|    inordinate affection, if thou wilt be reputed to be a~ ~man
44   10,    8|        in this extremity, thou~ ~wilt be left vanquished, sinking
45   10,    8|            this affliction, thou wilt (in one instant) make us
46   10,    8|           election, whether thou wilt live here still with me,
47   10,    9|          selfe; but whether thou wilt or~ ~no, thou must yeeld
48   10,   10|      little, hee said: Grizelda, wilt thou~ ~have me to thy husband?
49   10,   10|          and Gentlewomen as thou wilt, and give them~ ~welcome,