Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|      discreet and judicious, hee apparantly perceived, both by his owne~ ~
 2    1,    4|         the same dore, perceived apparantly,~ ~that the Abbot himselfe
 3    1,    5|        her~ ~answere; perceiving apparantly, that wanton words would
 4    2,    3|         thus dayly to us,~ ~even apparantly in all occasions, and as
 5    2,    8|          now discovered it selfe apparantly.~ ~ Within a while after,
 6    2,   10|     their owne opinions, as he~ ~apparantly approved himselfe to be.
 7    2,   10|       much apprehension, but did apparantly~ ~perceive, that I was yong,
 8    3,    4|           which began to~ ~flame apparantly in him. And hee very wittily
 9    3,    5|         shall perceive it more~ ~apparantly, by an accident happening
10    3,    7|      truth of things~ ~should be apparantly knowne, especially, such
11    3,    9|             being witnessed more apparantly, by the costly jewels there
12    4,    3|      fruition of her love. She~ ~apparantly perceiving that Ninetta
13    4,   10|      Mistresse understanding now apparantly, the full effect of the~ ~
14    5,    5|       the~ ~matter happened, and apparantly perceived, that no blame
15    6,    7|    praiseworthy parts, her words apparantly witnessing the heighth of~ ~
16    6,   10|     onely was the bottome thus~ ~apparantly seene, but also such plenty
17    7,    4|      then to make her conditions apparantly knowne. So long there he~ ~
18    7,    4|         villanous jealousie so~ ~apparantly knowne, beside thy more
19    7,    9|         not beleeve it, although apparantly he saw~ ~it. Well, (quoth
20    7,    9|   falsely~ ~deluded: which is so apparantly confirmed by you, and in
21    8,    6|        with him as they pleased: apparantly saw, that~ ~sighing and
22    8,    9|        which they expressed so~ ~apparantly, that they made humble suite
23    9,    8|        quick apprehension, and~ ~apparantly perceived, that Blondello
24   10,    4|       But because you may more~ ~apparantly discerne, in what manner
25   10,    8| friendship suffereth me to see~ ~apparantly, what (on my part) is no
26   10,    8|           I may~ ~hereafter make apparantly knowne: how highly I acknowledge
27   10,    8|     sinne. Here therefore, I doe apparantly publish, that~ ~neither
28   10,   10|      France. And the young Bride apparantly declared, that (with her~ ~
29   10,   10|     welcome to the Marquesse, as apparantly~ ~perceiving hereby, that