Day, Novell

 1    1,    5|     world~ ~contained not a more equall couple in marriage, then
 2    2,    3|        saide Theobaldo (evermore equall to that of the~ ~Agolanti)
 3    2,    5|         to come forth~ ~for mine equall portion: away will they
 4    2,    7|       Mirchandize,~ ~admitted an equall and honest division, but
 5    2,    7|        live to requite them with equall~ ~recompence, who had so
 6    2,    8|      selfe will allow this to be equall and just. In which respect,
 7    2,    8|     France containeth not your~ ~equall. Observe beside, how forward
 8    2,    8|       Roger Mandevile here, your equall competitor in~ ~this military
 9    2,    9|     Italy scarsely contained her equall. But, she was goodly of~ ~
10    3,    2|       comely of~ ~person, and of equall stature to the King; became
11    3,    4|         of Puccioes paines, with equall contentment to them both,
12    3,    7|    divine justice (which in an~ ~equall Ballance bringeth all operations
13    3,    8|    Countrey containeth~ ~not her equall. It is too true, answered
14    4,    1|        you or~ ~my selfe, as (in equall censure) yet have I not
15    4,    1|      forces and faculties, and~ ~equall likewise in their vertue:
16    4,    1|     place,~ ~for possess' of our equall and mutuall pleasures; because
17    4,    2|    admitting any other to be her equall.~ ~Among other speeches,
18    4,    3|       the remedy will yeild them equall ease to ours,~ ~and we may
19    4,    6|     stolne chaste pleasures with equall~ ~contentment to them both.~ ~
20    4,    7|        encreasing of their Loves equall flame: it~ ~fortuned, that
21    4,   10|         Women else could any way equall, because hee loved~ ~her
22    5,    6|     While this love continued in equall fervency, it chanced upon
23    5,    6|    league~ ~of friendship: by an equall conformity in consent, they
24    5,    7|          be living, his age is~ ~equall to this mans time, and by
25    5,    9|  Gentleman, hardly to have~ ~his equall through all Tuscany.~ ~
26    5,    9|     lived, and loved together in equall joy~ ~and happinesse.~ ~
27    6,    5|          men held him beyond any equall,~ ~or rather reputed him
28    6,    9|     withall, and able to returne equall honors, where he found them
29    6,    9| comparison of him, and other men equall to him in skill and~ ~learning.
30    6,   10|            This Novell affoorded equall pleasing to the whole companie,
31    7,    3|      carrieth not~ ~commendation equall to the other, yet I intend
32    7,    9|      turbulent sicknesse,~ ~your equall love can admit these kisses
33    7,   10|       this life, and found their equall repaiment in the~ ~other.
34    8,    2|        Gentlemen and Ladies gave equall commendations, of~ ~Gulfardoes
35    8,    7|         he had~ ~never seene her equall before: and therefore, he
36    8,    8|        of honest~ ~parentage and equall condition, neither of the
37    8,    8|         and their houses allowed equall welcome to~ ~them both;
38    8,    8|     suspition, no doubt to their equall joy and contentment.~ ~
39    8,    9|       appeared by his apparrell, equall to the~ ~greatest Emperour
40    8,    9|         and me,~ ~had hardly any equall: he having the Queene of
41    9,    4|        since, two young men of~ ~equall age, both of them bearing
42    9,    6|          their love grew to an~ ~equall simpathy, and mutuall contentment
43   10,    2|      them I~ ~never met with any equall to him both in honour and
44   10,    4|         on, perhaps will appeare equall to any of the rest. At least,
45   10,    6|        going into the water, the equall carriage~ ~there of them
46   10,    8|       our affaires had such~ ~an equall course before, as otherwise
47   10,    8|          I have~ ~alwayes valued equall with mine owne life.~ ~
48   10,    9|  Curtaines and Vallans every way equall to the other pompe.~ ~ Which
49   10,   10|   Gentlewoman, who he knew to be equall in proportion and~ ~stature,