Day, Novell

 1    2,    6|          one word, the~ ~sensitive vertues being so closely combined,
 2    2,    8|         regard of his person and~ ~vertues) that her love exceeded
 3    2,    8|       marriage,~ ~according as her vertues worthily deserved. But God,
 4    2,    8|       their heire, as also for his vertues and~ ~commendable qualities,
 5    2,    8|           liberally~ ~relating the vertues, valour, and good parts
 6    2,    9|      compleate in~ ~all graces and vertues, as any Lady in the world
 7    2,    9|         constancy,~ ~condition and vertues of Genevra, whom (til that
 8    2,    9|            famous for her manifold vertues. But as for Ambroginolo,
 9    3,    5| commendable qualities and singular vertues gloriously shining in~ ~
10    3,    7|            well deserving, for his vertues and~ ~commendable qualities,
11    4,    1|       induce me, as the matchlesse vertues shining clearly in~ ~Guiscardo,
12    4,    1|            advisedly examine their vertues, conditions, and manner
13    4,    1|         Groomes and villaines. His vertues~ ~and excelling perfections,
14    4,    4|            respected, the renowned vertues, and~ ~affability of this
15    4,    6|       endued with so many singular vertues. Wherefore,~ ~I hold it
16    4, Song|            my thoughts.~ ~ So many vertues clearly shin'd in her,~ ~
17    5,    1|              repetition of all his vertues, scarsly had he attained
18    5,    1|        Gentleman, aswell for~ ~all vertues enriching the minde, as
19    5,    1|         that those high and divine vertues, infused~ ~into his gentle
20    5,    1|          many faire and precious~ ~vertues unjustly detayned, to let
21    5,    1|        wisely make proofe of their vertues,~ ~and such as they finde
22    5,    1|        certain~ ~experience of thy vertues, then those which heretofore
23    5,    9|           memory; yet more for his vertues and commendable~ ~qualities,
24    6,   10|         power to do) the especiall vertues and~ ~priviledges belonging
25    8,    3|           which had such excellent vertues in them? Maso made answere,~ ~
26    9,   10|   otherwise able: in making~ ~your vertues shine gloriously, through
27    9,   10|       answered. Madam, your sacred vertues, and those (beside) remaining~ ~
28   10,    1|     magnificence the Crowne of all vertues. I shall~ ~then recount
29   10,    4|         highly~ ~respected for his vertues, named Signior Gentile de
30   10,    8|            also by her unparalleld vertues, I shaped my course; knowing
31   10,    9|       blessings of Fortune.~ ~ Thy Vertues are many, and universally
32   10,    9|       onely woman, whose carriage, vertues, and civile speaking (setting~ ~
33   10,    9|           honourable order as your vertues doe justly merit, which
34   10,   10|        manners, and~ ~well-seeming vertues, of a poore Countrie-mans
35   10,   10|           those great and precious vertues, veiled under a homely~ ~
36   10, Song|         woman could content,~ ~ If vertues prize, valour and hardiment,~ ~