Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|    receiving any reprehension, how cunningly a~ ~Monke compassed his
 2    2,    2|           onely by the eye; yet so cunningly concealed, that no~ ~motive
 3    2,    5|          the greater part thereof) cunningly questioned~ ~with her, what
 4    2,    5|          at the beds feete, teares cunningly trickling downe~ ~her Cheekes,
 5    2,    5|       Fiordeliza (for so did she~ ~cunningly stile her selfe, and in
 6    2,    9|            the Chest, according as cunningly~ ~hee had contrived it,
 7    3,    3|           and are~ ~(divers times) cunningly met withall, in theyr craftinesse,
 8    3,    3|          her bead in her~ ~bosome, cunningly dissembling, as if shee
 9    3,    5|        perceived, that it was thus cunningly contrived by her husband.~ ~
10    4,    2|       backe~ ~behinde him, and all cunningly covered with his Friars
11    4,    3|      disaster so~ ~closely, but as cunningly discovereth it againe: so
12    4,    5|      league: of love, yet not so~ ~cunningly concealed, but at the length,
13    4,    6|           Chamber-maide, it was so cunningly carried, that in the Garden~ ~
14    4,    8|          receite and knowledge, so cunningly his Mother and~ ~Tutors
15    4,    9|          hatred: which yet he very cunningly concealed,~ ~bearing an
16    6,    3|           peeces of silver to be~ ~cunningly guilded, as then went for
17    6,   10|           this day wee have very~ ~cunningly beguiled you. How now? answered
18    7,    7|           was affected to her. She cunningly sent Egano her Husband into~ ~
19    8,    5|         body could descry him) was cunningly crept under~ ~the Bench,
20    8,    5|          heeles:~ ~Matteuzzo being cunningly stolne away, and undiscovered
21    8,    6|          Brawne (which~ ~thou hast cunningly sold for ready money) was
22    8,   10|            Goods,~ ~and Person, so cunningly they have bene shaven by
23    8,   10| Women-slaves (as shee had before~ ~cunningly appointed) sodainely calling
24    8,   10|          she saw, and observed how cunningly she was~ ~deceived: a long
25    9,    2|          contrive the businesse so cunningly: that the Ladle~ ~Abbesse
26    9,    5|            Mistresse. She also (as cunningly) encountred all his ollies,
27    9,    6|            her in a~ ~businesse so cunningly begun, he called to Panuccio,
28    9,    8|       which deceit, Guiotto became cunningly revenged, by~ ~procurng
29   10,    8|         manner at night (as we can cunningly~ ~enough contrive it) thou