Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|         And beside Sir, you never shewed~ ~mee or any of my Brethren,
 2    2,    3|    calling his~ ~Brethren to him, shewed them what the honors of
 3    2,    4|    thither, till the~ ~good woman shewed him the Cofer that had kept
 4    2,    5|           trader in the world) he shewed~ ~his purse of gold before
 5    2,    5|          hee might find it;~ ~who shewed him a little doore in a
 6    2,    9| circumstance else beside. Next he shewed the severall things, which
 7    2,   10|           and wherein he plainely shewed her, that there was not
 8    3,    1|         him food, and~ ~afterward shewed him divers knotty logs of
 9    3,    3|        seeing him~ ~comming, shee shewed her selfe so joyfull and
10    3,    4|          many questions~ ~to him, shewed him very especiall matters
11    3,    5| consultations, whether the window shewed the~ ~signa or no; it is
12    3,    7|           desired nothing more,~ ~shewed her selfe not sloth full
13    4,    2|          he had made them pliant; shewed~ ~how graciously he accepted
14    4,    4|         testimony whereof,~ ~they shewed his Glove, avouching moreover,
15    4,    4|          replyed~ ~thus when they shewed the Glove. We have (quoth
16    4,    5|         to her in her sleepe, and shewed her in what~ ~place they
17    4,    6|      friend, as he~ ~hath alwayes shewed himselfe to me; nay, which
18    4,    8|          and lighting a~ ~candle, shewed him the dead body of Jeronimo,
19    5,    2|          compelled her to do, and shewed~ ~her selfe very thankefull
20    5,    4|        and~ ~going to the window, shewed her how they both sate fast
21    5,    8|       match, then~ ~her Mistresse shewed her selfe to be, made answer
22    5,    8|         motions, then~ ~ever they shewed themselves before. And let
23    6,   10|           you. First of all,~ ~he shewed me the finger of the holy
24    6,   10|           darke Chappel, where he shewed me divers beames of the
25    6,   10|        unveyled the Casket, and~ ~shewed the Coales openly.~ ~ The
26    6,   10|           it, the bottome thereof shewed like small~ ~beaten gravell,
27    7,    8|           proofe of his words, he shewed them the thred it selfe,~ ~
28    7,    9|        helde in the Tanacles, and shewed to him, who was well-neere
29    8,    1|           her minde: whereas he~ ~shewed himselfe wise and discreete,
30    8,    4|           open the Curtaines, and shewed the Bishop his Provoste,
31    8,    5|           to the~ ~Courthouse, he shewed them the Judges hansome
32    8,    6|         his good~ ~Husbandry, hee shewed them his house, and the
33    8,    7|          many twinkling~ ~Tapers) shewed hir in emulation of another
34    8,   10|      honest offer, but sayde, hee shewed~ ~himselfe a well-meaning
35    9,    5|           somewhat neere him, and shewed her selfe more familiar
36    9,    6|             bad him welcome, then shewed her selfe any way discontented.
37    9,    8|        Hal-house of~ ~Cavicciuli, shewed him there a knight, called
38   10,    1|          presence, where the King shewed him a gracious countenance,
39   10,    2|           Faire Ladies, if a king shewed himselfe~ ~magnificently
40   10,    2|          a Prelate of the Church, shewed himselfe~ ~wondrously magnificent,
41   10,    4|          to affirme, that as he~ ~shewed him those choyce delights,
42   10,    9|           the people of the house shewed themselves,~ ~in serviceable
43   10,    9|       them to the River, where he shewed two or three faire flights:~ ~
44   10,    9|          meerly by necessity, hee shewed~ ~himselfe in the condition
45   10,    9|           any of the company, nor shewed any moderation in~ ~this
46   10,   10|           Lord and Husband, she~ ~shewed her selfe alwayes so benigne
47   10,   10|          Sister. Whereat the Lady shewed no other~ ~discontentment