Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|        expected a farre contrary conclusion then this,~ ~hearing him
 2    1,    4|     Madame Philotnena, after the conclusion of her Tale:~ ~when Dioneus
 3    2,    6|            but now in the finall conclusion, that nothing may remaine
 4    2,    6|    graceful ceremonies had their conclusion, with as many sighes and~ ~
 5    2,    7|          Queen (upon the Tales~ ~conclusion) to command Pamphilus, to
 6    2,    7|        extremitie for his finall conclusion. And having~ ~once observed,
 7    3,    2|     resolved on some~ ~desperate conclusion, which might yet give the
 8    4,    2|         to see him.~ ~ Upon this conclusion, Albert departed, leaving
 9    4,    2|        dogs, upon the~ ~huntings conclusion, the Feast is ended; and
10    4,    5|          regard of the Tragicall conclusion; Philomena was~ ~enjoyned
11    5,  Ind|        not onely the~ ~fortunate conclusion, wherewith we intend to
12    5,    5|     being given to~ ~Giovanni; a conclusion passed betweene them, that (
13    5,    6|         cloud to~ ~their amorous conclusion, and therefore, so much
14    6,    9|         left one in~ ~store; the conclusion whereof, may minister such
15    6,   10|            never could come to a conclusion. But yet not to leave you~ ~
16    7,    1|      they set downe an order and conclusion together (because the~ ~
17    7,    1|     Having thus agreed upon this conclusion, and had many merry meetings~ ~
18    7,    3|     discoursing it. But upon the conclusion, the King looking upon Madam~ ~
19    7,    3|        holpe to~ ~make a joyfull conclusion, the Brother saying to Friar
20    7,    5|          a jote from her amorous conclusion.~ ~ What should I now further
21    7,    5|      opportunitie served. In the conclusion, Geloso beeing no longer~ ~
22    7,    9|     bring her love to an~ ~happy conclusion. As for the Lady her selfe,
23    8,    2|         to make you laugh at the conclusion thereof; then for any~ ~
24    8,    4| conference, and resolve~ ~upon a conclusion; How, when and where we
25    8,    7|          with her answere, and a conclusion was~ ~set downe for their
26    8,    7|          especially~ ~now in the conclusion of all, and when shee thought
27    8,    8|        they come to a period and conclusion at last: So~ ~Zeppa, having
28    8,   10|   Lauretta also knew,~ ~that the conclusion of her Regiment was come;
29    9,    1|         brought it to a finall~ ~conclusion.~ ~ Rinuccio, being sadly
30    9,    2|        Isabella, growing to this conclusion, that it is impossible to~ ~
31    9,    5|        so that they made a merry conclusion, what should be~ ~performed
32    9,    7|          followed.~ ~ ~ ~ By the conclusion of Pamphilus his Novel,
33    9,    9|        from him.~ ~ ~ ~ Upon the conclusion of Madame urettaes Novell,
34   10,    9|       and her complaint in the~ ~conclusion of her Novell, is not without