Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |  acknowledge, that this present worke of mine, will (in~ ~your
 2    1,    2|          that (both in word and worke)~ ~should declare unfaigned
 3    1,    2|      sanctity, devotion,~ ~good worke, example of honest life,
 4    2,    8|    honour, entreating~ ~them to worke so with the King, that (
 5    3,    1|         I have bene busie at my worke in the garden, one~ ~would
 6    3,    1|       for~ ~wee shall finde him worke enough to do. All which,
 7    3,    1|     himselfe. If once I come to worke in your Garden, let the
 8    3,    1|          he~ ~gave him order to worke in the Garden, because the
 9    3,    3|      without disturbance, which worke (I beseech you) as~ ~best
10    3,    4|         able to enrich all, and worke~ ~wonders beside.~ ~ Puccio
11    3,    8|     beaten into powder,~ ~would worke so powerfully upon the braine,
12    3,    8|        the potion beganne so to worke, that he~ ~slept in walking,
13    3,    8|        send me food, I pray you worke so much, that some Candles~ ~
14    3,    9|  priviledge for him, whereby to worke dishonour upon~ ~her poverty.
15    4,    2|    endeavour like other men, to worke out their~ ~soules health
16    4,    3|       both, being as willing to worke any meanes that~ ~may tend
17    4,    3|        paines and endeavour, to worke such meanes with the Duke,
18    4,    7| entreating her that his Masters worke might be neatly~ ~performed,
19    4,   10|       full performance of the~ ~worke.~ ~ After he had made this
20    5,    8|    suggestions to the sight, to worke~ ~his owne ends thereby,
21    7,    2|    morning, either to seeke for worke, or to effect it being~ ~
22    7,    2|      Lazaro~ ~was gone forth to worke, and Striguario (so was
23    7,    2|       hose, as if thou hadst no worke at all to~ ~do this day.~ ~
24    7,    2|        when thou shouldst be at Worke.~ ~ Lazaro, who stoode all
25    7,    2|     whereon we~ ~may in no wise worke, and this is the reason
26    7,    2|       provision: For, though we worke not, yet we must have foode,
27    7,    4|      loving~ ~adrionitions, can worke that good which wee have
28    7,    6| desperate case; I arose from my worke, and in my~ ~demaunding
29    7,    8|    night.~ ~ Then taking sowing worke in her hand, either shirts
30    7,    8|       stayres head, she fell to worke in very serious manner,
31    7,    8|         set downe againe to her worke, so neatly apparelled, without
32    8,    7|      affection, desiring her to worke for him in such sort with
33    8,    7|         him, whether he~ ~could worke such a businesse, or no,
34    8,    7|       finde no other subject to worke her~ ~mocking folly on,
35    8,    9|       with thee, good Bruno, to worke so with the rest of thy~ ~
36    8,    9|    meanes then which you are to worke by,~ ~I shall now direct
37    9,    5|    Buffalmaco who bicause their worke~ ~required more helpe then
38    9,    5|          and therefore wee must worke wisely in~ ~the businesse:
39    9,    5|     Bed-role of himselfe to any worke all the day: but loitering~ ~
40    9,    5| Calandrino perceiving, that the worke undertaken by~ ~him and
41    9,    5|      his other Consorts were at worke,~ ~and said to them. Honest
42    9,    5|      instant being at Florence: worke hard while I am~ ~absent,
43    9,    5|    young wenches? hast thou not worke enough at home,~ ~but must
44    9,    5|          and returne no more to worke there~ ~againe, least Phillippo
45    9,   10|         speaking, even when the worke was almost~ ~fully finished.
46    9,   10|       Subjects, will (no doubt) worke so effectually for me,~ ~
47   10,    9|      Arras, Clothes~ ~and Golde worke, Velvets, Silkes, and all
48   10,   10|   unadvisedly. For this was~ ~a worke premeditated before, for