Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|         this point, at last hee remembred one Master Chappelet~ ~du
 2    1,    1|         Chappelet, being~ ~thus remembred by Musciatto (who very well
 3    1,    3|         how to procure it; he~ ~remembred a rich Jew named Melchisedech,
 4    2,    3|         of his Monkes? If I had remembred so~ ~much (said the Host)
 5    2,    5|        to this day, is no doubt remembred, by many of his~ ~loving
 6    2,    5|     losse of his money. Well he remembred~ ~the passages, whereby
 7    2,    6|      her selfe, so often as she remembred~ ~her husband, children,
 8    2,    7|        for ever be thankfully~ ~remembred by the Soldan.~ ~ The King
 9    2,    9|    Girdle, which sodainly she~ ~remembred to be sometime her owne;
10    3,    7|         not chuse, but still he remembred his cruell Mistresse, and
11    4,    1|        time before) as~ ~no man remembred that there was any such
12    4,    6|         passed on. At last, she remembred the Ring on her finger,
13    4,    8|          Mothers moity evermore remembred) and travaile would now
14    4,   10|     talking with her Sisters;~ ~remembred, that I saw a violl of Water
15    4,   10|      not where.~ ~Onely he well remembred, that bearing affection
16    5,    1|        to have it done. Then he remembred Chynon and his~ ~friends,
17    5,    5|    musing awhile with himselfe, remembred, that under her~ ~left eare,
18    5,    7|       sight hereof, he suddenly remembred a Sonne~ ~of his owne, which
19    5,    9|         sight.~ ~Moreover, shee remembred, how earnest in affection
20    6,    9|          his priviledge alwayes remembred, to whom it belonged to
21    7,    2|     more then a moneth. Wife, I remembred the brewing~ ~Fat, whereof
22    7,    5|      parcell of her love: she~ ~remembred at length, that, in the
23    7,    8|       his Senses: for~ ~well he remembred, how many cruell blowes
24    7,   10|      offering to depart, Meucio remembred Tingoccioes~ ~Gossip Monna
25    8,    1|      the Gentleman, and never~ ~remembred, to acquaint you therewith
26    8,    5|    merry~ ~Gentleman, so lately remembred by Madame Eliza, being named
27    8,    7|        revenge my wrongs, and~ ~remembred thy monstrous cruelty to
28    8,    9|    wearing Garments on (alwayes remembred,~ ~that your acquaintance
29    8,    9|        necessity they must be~ ~remembred. All our care and courtesie
30    8,   10| Courtezane, one of~ ~our before remembred shavers, who termed hir
31    9,    3| likewise are now~ ~againe to be remembred, because they are actors
32   10,    1|    profitable, and worthy to be remembred.~ ~ You are to know then,
33   10,    8|      deliverance, as one~ ~that remembred him sufficiently, and would
34   10,    9|    knowing the other) sadly now remembred~ ~his departure from Pavia,
35   10,    9|       this note, instantly he~ ~remembred Signior Thorello, and began