Day, Novell

 1  Ind      | recommendable end. But what meanes shal we make for men? We all
 2  Ind      |     erforming that~ ~which Parmeno shal command him. Likewise that
 3  Ind      |            ready such~ ~Vyands, as shal be delivered them by Parmeno.
 4    2,    6|       loved, do love, and for ever shal love your beauteous daughter:~ ~
 5    2,    6|          else unto you, but that I shal~ ~be much more obliged to
 6    2,   10|         depart hence~ ~with you: I shal rest well satisfied, and
 7    2,   10|        then you have affirmed, you shal offer me great wrong, in~ ~
 8    2,   10|          you all, that to morrow~ ~shal be Friday, and Saturday
 9    3,    1|        dumbe, then (questionles) I shal be~ ~received. And resolving
10    3,    1|           againe~ ~this night, but shal ever remaine thankfull to
11    4,    3|         with my Sisters, that they shal agree to our resolution.~ ~
12    6,    7|       death, as (in few words) you shal heare~ ~related.~ ~ In the
13    6,   10|           noone hither, when~ ~you shal heare the Bels of the Church
14    6,   10|            the Crosse: he~ ~or she shal live all this yeare happily,
15    6,   10|        meane, that my~ ~government shal be according to mine owne
16    6,   10|            said or done, neither~ ~shal be (I hope) in the meanest
17    7,    2|         how shall we live? Where~ ~shal we have bread to fill our
18    7,    9|            with your owne:~ ~which shal make me hereafter better
19    8,    7|             Wicked woman, my hands shal be no means of thy death,~ ~
20    8,    8|           insted of bread, and you shal lose nothing for your labour.
21    8,    9|       neere drawing on) Buffalmaco shal be elected~ ~Captaine, and
22    8,   10|            whensoever thy leysures shal best serve thee, I will~ ~
23    8,   10|            or whatsoever hereafter shal happen within the compasse~ ~
24    8,   10|           granted by me, whosoever shal~ ~succeede me in the government,
25    9,    1|           to her house, wher you~ ~shal know the reason of this
26    9,    3|      considered; the Novel which I shal now report, keepeth~ ~within
27    9,    3|             What~ ~shall I do? How shal I be delivered of this child?
28    9,    5|            leave me to effect what shal content thee. Calandrino
29    9,    8|          Sir replied the~ ~Porter, shal I say any thing else unto
30    9,    9|            manner as~ ~they ought, shal find it (as you al wil affirm
31    9,    9|         beleeve me~ ~on my word, I shal quite alter you from this
32    9,   10|    Forbeare Gossippe John, my Mule shal have no taile at~ ~all,
33   10,    4|            from death to life: you shal find no other~ ~entertainment
34   10,    5|         violent wrong to us, as we shal be never able to recover.~ ~
35   10,    5|       discharge of thy promise; it shal be an eternall~ ~fame to
36   10,    5|            well contented that you shal keepe it. The~ ~Noble Lord
37   10,    5|           What say you now Ladies? Shal wee make any account of
38   10,    7|            thee hereafter,~ ~as we shal perceive thy love and kindnesse
39   10,    8|         are duly considered,~ ~and shal paralell any of the greatest
40   10,    8|          my best hope is, that I~ ~shal shortly be requited, as
41   10,    8|          cause, Sophronia must and shal be~ ~thine, for thou canst
42   10,    9|           may be well lodged. That shal I~ ~Sir, said Thorello,
43   10,    9|         hereafter so happen, as we shal let you see some of our~ ~