Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       Villages round about; wherein (setting~ ~aside enclosed Castles
 2    1,    4|        abroade out~ ~of the Convent) setting a good countenance on the
 3    1,    9|              the Sun groweth towards setting, we will sup in the fresh
 4    2,    3|           any other matter else. But setting aside from which~ ~of these
 5    2,    3|          Abbot~ ~was a woman: which, setting an edge on his youthful
 6    2,    4|              armes from the~ ~Chest, setting it up on her Daughters head,
 7    2,    5|            of her purpose thereupon, setting her resolution~ ~downe constantly,
 8    2,    6|     altogether went aboard~ ~againe, setting sayle for Naples to visit
 9    2,    7| deliberations held among themselves, setting me upon one of~ ~their horses,
10    2,    8|            well contented as he, and setting downe an absolute~ ~determination,
11    3,  Ind|            they saw the~ ~Queene was setting forward, charged all the
12    3,    3|          equally as~ ~my selfe, and (setting aside my best endevours
13    3,    5|           compelled me to beare you. Setting aside~ ~those commendable
14    3,    7|             imputed to Aldobrandino, setting him at liberty~ ~by publique
15    4,    3|        wished desires, from~ ~whence setting saile againe, and being
16    4,    3|              noyse or~ ~publication, setting a strong guard (in the night
17    4,    4|              him from Sardignia, and setting it on a~ ~flaming fire,
18    4,    7|           wood directly over it, and setting it on a flaming~ ~fire,
19    4,    9|            dish, which he~ ~himselfe setting before his wife, began to
20    4,   10|           nor what was his reason of setting it there; when it drew~ ~
21    4,   10|    perceiving that the Sun was neere setting, and his government~ ~as
22    5,    1|             soveraigne Authority, in setting free so many faire and precious~ ~
23    5,    1|          things for a Naval fight,~ ~setting sodainly forth to Sea, and
24    5,    6|      perforce aboard their Barke.~ ~ Setting sayle thence, they arrived
25    5,    8|           every Friday. Wherefore,~ ~setting a good note or marke upon
26    5,    9|              to the Lady, but rather setting a keener edge~ ~thereon;
27    6,    7|            his spleene and fury, as, setting aside all~ ~respect of his
28    6,    9|           house as you please. And~ ~setting his hand on one of the Tombes (
29    6,   10|       cunning and crafty manner. But setting~ ~aside the first part,
30    7,    6|             naked in~ ~his hand, and setting worse lookes on the businesse,
31    7,    6|            repulsing him rudely, and setting foote in the~ ~stirrup,
32    7,    7|            hopes, he grew perswaded (setting all other~ ~attempts aside)
33    7,   10|           the~ ~Sunne grew neere his setting, wherewith the King concluded
34    8,    2|              his fortune: wherefore, setting aside all other businesse,~ ~
35    8,    3|            make no more adoe, but~ ~(setting aside all other businesse)
36    8,    7|            thou any more, or better (setting aside thy~ ~borrowed haire,
37    8,    7|             Now was the Sun upon his setting, when the poore honest country-man,~ ~
38    8,    7|             two brethren~ ~and wife, setting the waiting-woman in a Chaire,
39   10,    6|        presently~ ~kindled the fire, setting the Trevit over it, and
40   10,    6|              season then afforded,~ ~setting them on the Table before
41   10,    8|            affronted him with shame; setting before his eyes this du~ ~
42   10,    9|        whereupon, he kept his~ ~bed, setting downe his peremptory resolution
43   10,    9|        vertues, and civile speaking (setting~ ~aside beauty, which is
44   10,   10|             the Candle, to see~ ~the setting on of his Mules tayle; deserved