Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       purpose of stay, which was seated on a little hill, distant (
 2  Ind      |        order, so every~ ~one was seated at the Table: the Viands (
 3  Ind      |      selfe to Pamphilus (who was seated on her right hand) gave~ ~
 4    1,    1|   Chappelet lay, and being there seated downe by~ ~him; he beganne
 5    1,    2|        Madam Neiphila (who was~ ~seated neerest to Pamphilus) that,
 6    1,    3|       out of irksome perils, and seated them in safest~ ~security.
 7    1,    5|          the Lady Marquesse were seated at one Table, and his~ ~
 8    1,    6|         him (among his fellowes) seated at the~ ~Table. The Inquisitor
 9    2,    2|         in to the Table, and hee seated according as the~ ~Lady
10    2,    5|          by her. They both being seated~ ~on a curious Chest at
11    2,    7|    observe, that the Pallace was seated on the Sea~ ~shore, and
12    2,    7|        her.~ ~ Constantine being seated at the Table, hee began (
13    2,    7|    thence to Rhodes.~ ~Being : g seated there in some indifferent
14    2,    8|   further advice or counsell, he seated his two~ ~children on horsebacke,
15    3,    7|      present with her. Being all seated at the Tables,~ ~which were
16    3,    8|     there was sometime an Abbey, seated, as now we see~ ~commonly
17    4,    1|         Kings~ ~Palace, it being seated on a rising hill, a cave
18    4,    3|          learne) is in Provence; seated~ ~on the Sea, and is also
19    5,  Ind|       from the Queene, they were seated:~ ~ When they had dined,
20    5,    2|      also consequently rich, and seated in no~ ~meane place of authority.
21    5,    4|      Daughter and Ricciardo were seated at the~ ~window. In he went
22    5,    6|   observing, that the~ ~Cube was seated in a place of small resort;
23    5,   10|           and scarcely was~ ~hee seated at the Table, but her Husband
24    7,    9|          and Nicostratus~ ~being seated, as she thought fittest
25    7,    9|  familiaritie, and I found you~ ~seated as I left you. Now trust
26    7,    9|          sort? So, he( found her seated as before, and Pyrrhus~ ~
27    8,  Ind|       commanded;~ ~they were all seated againe about the Fountaine,
28    8,    5|     manner Messer~ ~Niccolao was seated; who looking like some strange
29    8,    7|          same banke, and there~ ~seated her by her Lady: who perceiving
30    8,    9| condition, before the~ ~assembly seated together, and likewise to
31    8,    9|         to receive you. Being so seated,~ ~crosse your armes over
32    9,    2|   marriage.~ ~ The Abbesse being seated in the Chapter house, and
33   10,    9|          went to a house of his, seated in a singular place,~ ~and
34   10,    9|        they had washed, and were seated at the Tables, dinner was~ ~
35   10,    9|          great~ ~reverence, they seated her in the midst, kindly
36   10,    9|          of France. Thorello was seated at a by-table, but directly~ ~
37   10,   10|     seene among strangers: being seated at the Tables, she waited
38   10,   10|           hee~ ~brought her, and seated her by her daughter, who