Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     meanes they might instantly depart from thence. Neverthelesse,
 2    1,    1|      best buckler) was now~ ~to depart from thence, without any
 3    1,    6|  thither, and they dismissed to depart at their~ ~pleasure, one
 4    1,    6|     farre unfitting for him, to depart before he was bidden~ ~farewell.~ ~
 5    1,    6|        there still with him, or depart at his pleasure.~ ~Wherewith
 6    1,    6|         to his owne~ ~choise to depart, or dwell there still with
 7    1,    9|         begun~ ~to doe, we will depart from hence to recreate our
 8    2,    2|       in~ ~the morning before I depart my Chamber, I say a Pater
 9    2,    3|       and therfore he would not depart out of the Countrey.~ ~
10    2,    3|        least Alessandro~ ~would depart and leave him, pleasantly
11    2,    3|       what thou hast heard, and depart hence to~ ~thine owne bed
12    2,    5|        manner: it caused him to depart thence, taking the way home-ward
13    2,    7|       for hoysing the sailes to depart thence when the winde~ ~
14    2,    7|     give mee assurance, I shall depart from~ ~you with no meane
15    2,    9|       graunting them license to depart from Geneway when they pleased;~ ~
16    2,   10|        saide, and be willing to depart hence~ ~with you: I shal
17    2,   10|       such ghostly meditations: depart therefore at your owne pleasure,~ ~
18    3,    1|      grant that Massetto should depart, but to keepe him still
19    3,    2|         doe so no more, and now depart about your~ ~businesse.~ ~
20    3,    3|          he gave him license to depart. Now grew the Gentleman~ ~
21    3,    9|      him contentment, she would depart~ ~thence, and by no meanes
22    4,    3|         every~ ~thing ready, to depart from hence so soone, as
23    4,    7|        before the~ ~Judge would depart thence, he saw the bed of
24    4,    8|    Jeronimo, why doest thou not depart and get thee~ ~gone? So
25    5,    1|         as he had no power to~ ~depart thence, but stood as if
26    5,    1|    Deliver her~ ~therefore, and depart hence at your pleasure.~ ~
27    5,    1|     gave them free liberty to~ ~depart.~ ~ Chynon being more joyfull,
28    5,    5|       the steps, with intent to depart from~ ~the House; she called
29    5,    7|      your promise; I will not~ ~depart, but see that you prove
30    7,    3|     shall all die, and before I depart hence, you shall see your~ ~
31    7,    5| certaine I am, that he will not depart from the house,~ ~but sit
32    7,    7|      her, as he vowed, never to depart from~ ~Bologna, untill he
33    7,    8|   either side) permitted him to depart; and extreamely full of
34    7,   10|       the ghost was offering to depart, Meucio remembred Tingoccioes~ ~
35    7,   10|      commanded, that I should~ ~depart thence into a certaine place,
36    8,    1|        farre greater kindnesse; depart at your~ ~pleasure, and
37    8,    7|     uttered your mind, they wil depart from you,~ ~and then you
38    8,    9|        When he grew desirous to depart from hence, upon their earnest~ ~
39    8,   10|   thought it convenient time to depart thence, the slaves~ ~returned;
40    9,    3|    longer, but was preparing to depart: Calandrino~ ~thanked him
41    9,    5|       her~ ~love, and would not depart out of the Court, until
42    9,    9|       and~ ~such a one as shall depart from this rule: she (in
43   10,    2|       if you please, and~ ~then depart hence when you will, or
44   10,    5|   Sister; and likewise, you may depart freely~ ~when you will:
45   10,    5|      gave him free liberty to~ ~depart, quite controlling all fond
46   10,    8|       delivered mee, that I may depart contentedly from~ ~you as
47   10,    8|       and afterward would not~ ~depart from the Cave, but purposely
48   10,   10|         naked; willingly must I depart hence naked. But I humbly~ ~
49   10,   10|        nakednesse, and then~ ~I depart rich enough.~ ~ The Marquesse