Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|          much thankefulnesse as~ ~possibly he could, for this her extraordinary
 2    2,    3|     living on so little charge as possibly might be,~ ~they began to
 3    2,    4|   desirous to~ ~save his life, if possibly it might be, espied a Chest
 4    2,    7|  demanding of him, by what meanes possibly~ ~this could be accomplished,
 5    2,    7|         understand, how she could possibly live so long in any~ ~Kingdome
 6    2,    8|    conditioned, as~ ~any Nobleman possibly could be, nor did those
 7    2,    8|           save him from death, if possibly it might be. Their judgements~ ~
 8    2,    9|          as any Lady in the world possibly could be,~ ~and that Italy
 9    2,    9|     solemne oath) that no woman~ ~possibly could be more chaste and
10    3,    3|         hate more then you, and~ ~possibly yet you will love her whether [
11    3,    6|          milde perswasions, which possibly he could devise to~ ~doe,
12    4      |              so low and gentle as possibly I could. And although I
13    4,    1|            yet kept so closely as possibly she~ ~could; as Ladies are
14    4,    3|           of Ninetta, as no man~ ~possibly could be more, and she likewise
15    4,    3|           mourning, as they could possibly expresse) they buried him
16    4,    4|       Mariners got such wealth as possibly they could save, and~ ~suffering
17    4,    5|           no other Basile could~ ~possibly yeeld so sweete a savour.
18    4,    6|   accidents already ended, cannot possibly be re-called, it is my~ ~
19    4,    7|         her loving acceptance, as possibly she could~ ~be of his: so
20    5,    1|         laboured to land there if possibly they might. Wherein Fortune~ ~
21    5,    1|         maketh all hast~ ~hee can possibly devise to do, to celebrate
22    5,    5|           her married so soone as possibly he could.~ ~ When morning
23    5,    6|          approached so neere as~ ~possibly he durst, to have some conference
24    5,    6|           one favour for me, if~ ~possibly it may be. What is that?
25    6,    1|       that a poore Tale could not possibly be more mangled, or worse~ ~
26    7,    6|        fied~ ~from him so fast as possibly I could; but confesse my
27    7,    7|         then hee~ ~would or could possibly have done, without a triall
28    7,    9|           they should (so much as possibly they could)~ ~withdraw their
29    7,   10|         backe againe (so soone as possibly he could) to the~ ~other
30    8,    3|         this~ ~precious stone, if possibly hee could: yet intending
31    8,    3|         in serch of the stone, as possibly he did, or~ ~could; and
32    8,    7|          it~ ~bee so soone as she possibly may, because here is miserable
33    8,    7|         with such expedition as~ ~possibly can use, I will make the
34    8,    9|     expedient, that so soone as~ ~possibly you may, you procure acquaintance
35    8,    9|          himselfe so coragious as possibly he could, and bare all out~ ~
36    8,   10| lamentations, as no~ ~Woman could possibly doe the like.~ ~ Salabetto
37    9,    7|     another, yet so~ ~secretly as possibly she could devise to doe,
38    9,    9|       demaunds whatsoever, that~ ~possibly could be propounded to him.
39    9,    9|      better or truer advise could possibly be given~ ~you, for well
40   10,    7|            to helpe me so much as possibly thou canst, because my onely~ ~
41   10,    9|     returne agayne that way, if~ ~possibly it might be granted; which
42   10,    9|      durst not credit it, or that possibly it~ ~could be the same,
43   10,    9|         dayes, and no newes now~ ~possibly to be sent thither of his
44   10,    9|           be setled for Pavia (if possibly it might~ ~be accomplished
45   10,    9|         me,~ ~whatsoever here can possibly be done for you: assuring
46   10,    9|          words. That he could not possibly~ ~forget, his Gracious favours
47   10,   10|          the highest honor that~ ~possibly could be.~ ~ What can now