bold = Main text
   Day, Novellgrey = Comment text

 1    1,    3|      SHEWETH, HOW BENEFICIALL A SODAINE AND INGENIOUS ANSWERE~ ~
 2    1,    3|          and (by reason of some sodaine accident~ ~happening to
 3    2,    7|     Armie of Arabians, who on a sodaine had~ ~assailed him; he demanded
 4    2,    7|        else) shee seemed in his sodaine~ ~apprehension, both by
 5    2,    7|         his affaires else for a sodaine departure. The night following,~ ~
 6    2,    7|    great degree. Heereupon,~ ~a sodaine hope perswaded her, that
 7    2,    7|     Wood, foure~ ~horsemen on a sodaine came riding by, who seeing
 8    2,    8|  offended, that the Count had a sodaine and severe condemnation,
 9    2,    8|     Count, by his overhasty and sodaine flight, made~ ~himselfe
10    3,    1|         from speech, brake on a sodaine, and thus he~ ~spake.~ ~
11    3,    4|        when you demanded such a sodaine~ ~question; and I have heard
12    4,    2|         your~ ~answer, I felt a sodaine rapture made of my soule,
13    4,    2|         by his fall, albeit the sodaine~ ~affright did much perplex
14    4,    3|           furnishment for their sodaine departing. Having concluded,
15    4,    3|           seemed to bemoane his sodaine death, with as apparant
16    4,    6|     night before, and by such a sodaine unexpected admonition?~ ~
17    4,    6|   mildely in my lap; and on the sodaine, a black Grey-hound bitch
18    4,    6|        her the occasion of this sodaine sorrow.~ ~After they had
19    4,    6|     breaking, occasioned his as sodaine~ ~death. The Potestate hearing
20    4,    7|         owne vertue, but by her sodaine and inopinate death. And~ ~
21    4,    8|          occasion of both their sodaine deaths, which moved them
22    4,    9|        best he could, and as so sodaine a warning would give leave,
23    4, Song|    present in the dance; if the sodaine ensuing darknesse~ ~had
24    5,    1|   common. And so farre did this sodaine knowledge in him~ ~extend;
25    5,    1|      the cause of this~ ~his so sodaine alteration, from the course
26    5,    2|      sparke, brake forth into a sodaine flame, and so encreased
27    5,    3| whatsoever, concluding on their sodaine and~ ~secret flight from
28    5,    8|     till after supper: upon the sodaine, falling into remembrance
29    5,   10|       Pedro returning home on a sodaine, the young man was hidden
30    6,    3|     Madame Nonna de Pulci, by a sodaine answere, did put to silence
31    6,    4|       PLAINLY APPEARETH, THAT A SODAINE WITTY AND MERRY ANSWER,~ ~
32    6,    4|      Currado Gianfiliazzi, by a sodaine~ ~pleasant answer which
33    6,    4|       lost your Supper.~ ~ This sodaine and unexpected witty answere,
34    6,    4|          Thus Chichibio, by his sodaine and merry answer,~ ~escaped
35    6,    5|     befalleth in Sommer) that a sodaine showre of~ ~raine overtooke
36    6,    7|       delivered her selfe, by a sodaine, witty, and pleasant~ ~answer,
37    6,    9|        Guido Cavalcante, with a sodaine and witty answer,~ ~reprehended
38    6,   10|         abuse: he smiled at his sodaine and dexterious~ ~devise,
39    7,    2|         brewing~ ~Fat, upon the sodaine returning home of her Husband;
40    7,    2|      did to her husband, upon a sodaine, and in a moment (as it~ ~
41    7,    3|   seemed ready~ ~to swoune with sodaine conceit: Alas good wife (
42    7,    6|     marvelling much~ ~at his so sodaine comming. Lady (quoth he)
43    7,    7|          Garden.~ ~ ~ ~ This so sodaine dexterity of wit in Isabella,
44    7,    9|         his beard,~ ~she gave a sodaine snatch, and plucked it away
45    7,    9|        of longing desire upon a sodaine, to taste of these Peares:~ ~
46    7,    9|       they were~ ~safe from his sodaine comming on them, Lydia had
47    9,    3|    perswade himselfe, that some sodaine sicknes, had~ ~seised upon