Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|         Rome, they~ ~would needes visite Florence, where the newes
 2    2,    5|            condition, to have you visite me in mine owne dwelling,
 3    2,    7|     pilgrimage to~ ~Jerusalem, to visite the holy Sepulcher, where (
 4    3,    1|     Gentlewomen comming hither to visite~ ~us, that all other sweetes
 5    3,    2|        but it pleased the King to visite~ ~the Queene, according
 6    3,    2|   vouchsafing twice in a night to visite me, and both within~ ~the
 7    3,    8|           be appeased, and let me visite the World on againe: I would
 8    3,    8|           Abbot sildome failed to visite~ ~Ferandoes wife, without
 9    3,    9|          grew wholly addicted, to visite Paris her selfe~ ~in person,
10    4,    2|        night he intendeth to come visite you, and to spend some time
11    4,    2| whensoever hee would vouchsafe to visite her; for, he should alwayes~ ~
12    4,    2|     braine wonderfully busied, to visite her in more then common
13    4,    3|       with them both together, to visite their Mistresses, and~ ~
14    4,    6|       Gabriello being desirous to visite~ ~her the night following:
15    4,   10|     occasions did not call him to visite his~ ~Patients, or to be
16    4,   10|          adventurous Ruggiero, to visite his house (he being gone)
17    5,    8|      Ravenna, and might come~ ~to visite him againe so often as they
18    5,    9|       Mistresse happeneth to come visite him, and he not having any
19    5,   10|            any other, may no more visite my House in my absence.
20    6,    1|       neighbourly invitations) to visite her~ ~loving Friends and
21    6,    3|           Naples, came thither to visite him. Hee being a man of
22    7,    5|         the toppe of the house to visite her, while her~ ~foolish
23    7,    8|     amorous friend should come to visite her. Arriguccio~ ~findeth
24    8,    2|   convenient time, for him to goe visite Belcolore, and to make~ ~
25    8,    6|         the morning, they went to visite~ ~Calandrino to heare how
26    8,    7|     brethren came this evening to visite her, and held her with much~ ~
27    8,    9|           and my Consorts went to visite~ ~pretty wenches, thou wouldst
28    9,    2|       whereby he might~ ~secretly visite his Nunne, wherewith she
29    9,    3|       that night, and returned to visite him againe the verie~ ~next
30    9,    4|        friend: he intended to goe visite him, as hoping to advance
31    9,    4|          Aniolliero, purposing to visite his Cousin the Cardinal
32   10,    2|       pleased, hee might come and visite Ghinotto at his~ ~Castle.
33   10,    2|          next morning, he came to visite him againe, bringing a faire
34   10,    3|        such as were~ ~disposed to visite him: so that (in a short
35   10,    5|       Madam Dianora~ ~was come to visite him, greatly mervailed,
36   10,    7|        the King: he vouchsafed to visite her,~ ~and giving her a
37   10,    7|        goe our selfe in person to visite her. So, with two~ ~of his
38   10,    9|       Merchants, that happened to visite my poore house.~ ~ Now could
39   10,   10|    kindred, to have them come and visite~ ~him at Saluzza, bringing