Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |    teares. For, I could rather wish, that so fearefull~ ~a beginning,
 2  Ind      |    shall enter armes for me. I wish that they~ ~were as willing
 3  Ind      |     arise on any side, I could wish, that each one of us (for
 4  Ind      |     looke on. I could~ ~rather wish, that some quaint discourse
 5    1,    2| concerning the faith whereto I wish thee; where canst thou~ ~
 6    1, Song|     That any other Love,~ ~ To wish or prove;~ ~ Can never sute
 7    2,    1|   sorted so well as they could wish, tooke and~ ~led him towards
 8    2,    7|        Father himselfe~ ~would wish it so, if ever he should
 9    2,    8|         any thing that she can wish to have: I dare presume,
10    2,    9|     then willingly you would~ ~wish them to be. And among all
11    4,    2|      holy habites: and I would wish, that their lies and deluding
12    4,    2|      which as I envy not, so I wish you heereafter to be~ ~wiser,
13    4,    3|     proved better, and I could wish, that worse inflictions
14    4,    3|        so that no lovers could wish to~ ~live in more ample
15    4,    9|     you upon my soule, which I wish to be confounded in eternall~ ~
16    5,    7|       I am. The like could I~ ~wish, answered Violenta, so we
17    5,    7|       with what reason can you wish my tarrying here? This conception
18    5,    8|     coy disdaine, from which I wish your minds to be as free,
19    5,    9|     from him, no longer can he wish to~ ~live in this World.
20    7,    9|      in all that a woman can~ ~wish to have, in regard of Fortunes
21    7,   10|    performed more then I could wish, upon a~ ~subject so sutable
22    8,    4|        to them then they could wish, in~ ~accomplishing the
23    8,    8|        my sight, which I could wish that I had~ ~not seene.
24    9,    5|        place, tell her, that I wish infinite bushels of those
25    9,    6|        Prince in the world can wish no better,~ ~and I have
26    9,   10|     hast often avouched to me; wish him to instruct thee in
27    9,   10|   utterly~ ~overthrowne, onely wish that the taile may be well
28   10,    3|     one day thereof, I~ ~could wish, that my time might more
29   10,    7|        except such as~ ~cannot wish well to any. But because
30   10,    9|     Thorello, I could heartily wish, that this Countrey of ours