Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|           else, because you have promised to pray to God for me; and
 2    1,    9|      commended her advice,~ ~and promised to imitate it; onely Dioneus
 3    2,    3|        them, and no repayment of promised~ ~dues, they were imprisoned,
 4    2,    8|          enjoy the royall reward promised by the King. You Lord~ ~
 5    2,    8|      should bee~ ~assured of the promised reward, by presenting him
 6    2,    8|          children, if the reward promised in the Proclamation~ ~might
 7    3,    1|       him thither, as (indeed) I promised to do:~ ~but let mee fall
 8    3,    1|       All which, the Fac-totum~ ~promised to fulfill sufficiently.~ ~
 9    3,    1|       not you know, that we have promised our virginity to~ ~God?
10    3,    1|       other) how many things are promised to~ ~him every day, and
11    3,    3|       enough~ ~enjoyned her, she promised to make her parents bountifull~ ~
12    3,    3|        of~ ~yours; but because I promised you the other day, that
13    3,    5|      obey her husbands will, she promised to do it, and followed~ ~
14    3,    5|         the Magnifico, for you~ ~promised I should speake with your
15    3,    6|         to him in other matters, promised very willingly to~ ~fulfill
16    3,    6|       house where the Bath was~ ~promised, and meeting there with
17    4,    2|          to be Friar Albert, who promised to give~ ~him fifty ducates,
18    4,    4|        that the King of~ ~Thunis promised his daughter in marriage
19    4,    4|      plighted faith, which was~ ~promised by the King of Sicilie,
20    5,    1|       you have more then~ ~halfe promised: and therefore do no more
21    5,    2|     better~ ~fortune: and as she promised, so she performed.~ ~ The
22    5,    4|         to give her contentment; promised~ ~to impart her minde to
23    5,    6|       even in the very height of promised assurance,~ ~to be thwarted
24    5,    7|        which very willingly they promised to do.~ ~ Already, by the
25    5,    8|     longer able to deny them, he promised to accomplish~ ~their request.
26    5,    9|       little to~ ~leave him, and promised him a speedy recovery.~ ~
27    6,    1|        him on horse-backe,~ ~and promised, to tell her an excellent
28    6,   10|     RELIGION~ ~ ~ ~ Fryer Onyon, promised certaine honest people of
29    7,    4|      wife. This being faithfully promised, and Cheta reconciled to~ ~
30    7,    7|         so much as may be. As he promised, so he~ ~performed, and
31    7,    7|           according as she~ ~had promised. At the houre appointed,
32    7,    9|   according as shee had boldly~ ~promised. Houres do now seeme dayes,
33    7,    9| forgotten her~ ~sicknes, and the promised kisse cost her above twenty
34    7,   10|     according as he had formerly promised~ ~him to doe, and tolde
35    7,   10|        abiding there, and Meucio promised to see them done.~ ~ As
36    8,    2|      Florines, according to my~ ~promised day: I will leave you a
37    8,    7|        with such protestations~ ~promised; which shee gave him her
38    8,    7|  according as the Scholler~ ~bad promised, she said to her selfe:
39    8,    7|          all) the Scholler, that promised to bring her~ ~Garments,
40    8,    8|          her offence committed~ ~promised that she would performe
41    8,    9|          have already faithfully promised) you~ ~will disclose a secret
42    8,    9|       and the bountifull favours promised beside, I know to be exceeding~ ~
43    8,    9|    discerne it. Moreover, they~ ~promised, that they would give him
44    8,   10|          not your Florines at my promised day. Salabetto smiling,
45    9,   10|            Faithfully they ey ,h promised to performe all, whereupon
46   10,    9|          granted; which Saladine promised but did not~ ~performe.
47   10,    9|        of my Merchandise, as I~ ~promised at my departing from you,