Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|           the name of their Ladie Abbesse) demaunded of~ ~mee, whether
 2    2,    7|           kinswoman to the Lady~ ~Abbesse. And she well knowing, that
 3    2,    7|         charged by~ ~the reverend Abbesse: it was the will of heaven
 4    3,    1|           only,~ ~beside the Lady Abbesse, and an honest poor man,
 5    3,    1|           in which time, the Lady Abbesse chancing to see him, demanded
 6    3,    1| impeachment by~ ~him. Whereto the Abbesse answered, saying; By the
 7    3,    1|          them not. And the~ ~Lady Abbesse, thinking he might as well
 8    3,    1|       accuse them before the Lady Abbesse. But upon a further~ ~conference
 9    3,    1|      warie observation, least the Abbesse her~ ~selfe should descry
10    3,    1|         in the end, that the Lady Abbesse who all this~ ~while imagined
11    3,    1|       worse woman~ ~then the Lady Abbesse her selfe: what signes,
12    3,    1|          one night sitting by the Abbesse, the string that~ ~retained
13    3,    1|           for my better ease. The Abbesse bearing him~ ~speake, who
14    3,    1|   thankfull to you for it.~ ~ The Abbesse verily credited his answer,
15    3,    1|     Sisters. Upon this reply, the Abbesse plainely perceived, that
16    3,    1|      after the death of the Ladie Abbesse, when Massetto beganne to
17    9,    2|            Madame Usimbalda, Lady Abbesse of a Monastery of Nuns in~ ~
18    9,    2|         of her other Sisters: The Abbesse~ ~her selfe (being at the
19    9,    2|         perceyved; by causing the Abbesse to see~ ~her owne error,
20    9,    2|  corrected. As~ ~hapned to a Lady Abbesse, under whose governement
21    9,    2|            reveale it to the Lady Abbesse, who was named Madame Usimbalda,
22    9,    2|       cunningly: that the Ladle~ ~Abbesse should come her selfe in
23    9,    2|           to~ ~carry newes to the Abbesse, and knocking at her Closet
24    9,    2|         in bed with him. The Lady Abbesse, who (the very same night)
25    9,    2|        manner of~ ~vaile the Lady Abbesse wore on her head. And being
26    9,    2|              and according as the Abbesse had comanded, was brought
27    9,    2|        amends by marriage.~ ~ The Abbesse being seated in the Chapter
28    9,    2|          betrayed her.~ ~ And the Abbesse still continuing her harsh
29    9,    2|          me what you will.~ ~ The Abbesse being very angry; and not
30    9,    2|          to behold what vaile the Abbesse wore~ ~on her head, wherewith
31    9,    2|       Isabellas speeches, and the Abbesse saw her~ ~owne error.~ ~
32    9,    2|       free absolution: the Lady~ ~Abbesse returned backe againe to
33    9,    3|  reprehensions of the as~ ~faulty Abbesse, as also the malice of her