Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|       Father) I could have much condemned him, in regard of his~ ~
 2    3,    1| conversation, as she would have condemned in the Nunnes her daughters,~ ~
 3    3,    5|       with a modest blush, much condemned this folly in him, that
 4    3,    7|      such base clothing, they~ ~condemned and despised all temporall
 5    3,    7|      sinful deed for which I am condemned to death.~ ~True it is,
 6    3,    7|       whereupon your Law hath~ ~condemned him to die. I dare assure
 7    3,    8|           deserved justly to be condemned.~ ~ In Tuscanie there was
 8    3,    9|         her rare behaviour, and condemned~ ~the Count for his unkindnesse
 9    3,   10|          whereto the Lord~ ~had condemned him.~ ~ The little maid
10    4,   10|      stole away the Chest, were condemned to pay a great~ ~summe of
11    4,   10|   understand truly, whither the condemned man was Ruggiero, and~ ~
12    4,   10|      Ruggiero, who is the~ ~man condemned to dye; and, for ought I
13    4,   10|         could alter her love to condemned Ruggiero; hoping the~ ~best
14    4,   10| permission, to succour my poore condemned friend, by all the best~ ~
15    4,   10|     crime imposed on him, and~ ~condemned the Lombards in three hundred
16    5,    1|          death; onely they were condemned to perpetuall imprisonment,
17    5,    6|    advisedly, beholding~ ~poore condemned Guion, conceived, that he
18    5,    6|      thou hast so dishonourably condemned to~ ~the fire? Not I, quoth
19    5,    7|        with child by him; was~ ~condemned to be hanged. As they were
20    5,    7|       few dayes~ ~after, he was condemned by the Captaine, to be whipt
21    5,    7|      Daughter was kept. Poore~ ~condemned Pedro, (as you have heard)
22    5,    8|    sinfull deede, I was, and am condemned to~ ~eternall punishment.
23    5,    8|    kinde a Lover, was therefore condemned to perpetuall~ ~punishment,
24    7,    5|  restraint:~ ~that many persons condemned to death, have enoyed larger
25    7,   10|        more of my companions,~ ~condemned to the same punishment as
26    7,   10|       more, then any of us here condemned with thee, that thou~ ~tremblest
27    8,    7|        permitted to have, being condemned by justice, and led to execution:~ ~
28    9,    1|     upon his backe, and~ ~being condemned for sacriledge, in robbing
29    9,    4|      hangd by the neck, or else condemned to the Gallies belonging~ ~
30   10,    8|        which opinion, if it bee condemned by the understanding of
31   10,    8|        as also all his familie, condemned to~ ~perpetuall exile: during
32   10,    8|       beholding the face of the condemned~ ~man (as hee sate upon
33   10,    8|       thy sentence given on the condemned man~ ~sent away, because
34   10,    8|   injunction. And sending~ ~for condemned Gisippus backe againe, in