Day, Novell

 1   10,   10|          his owne liking, called Grizelda, she being the daughter
 2   10,   10|     daughter, expulsing his wife Grizelda~ ~poorely from him. But
 3   10,   10|         by her name, which~ ~was Grizelda, and asked her, where her
 4   10,   10|          to espouse thy daughter Grizelda: but~ ~first I have a few
 5   10,   10|       maide, and saide.~ ~ Faire Grizelda, if I make you my wife,
 6   10,   10|          not a little, hee said: Grizelda, wilt thou~ ~have me to
 7   10,   10|      maiden to be your wife. Yes Grizelda, quoth hee, with this holy
 8   10,   10|          borne. Which words when Grizelda heard,~ ~without any alteration
 9   10,   10|          should doe, sent him to Grizelda, and he being alone with
10   10,   10|  intentions, he~ ~said unto her. Grizelda, though thou pleasest me
11   10,   10|        more pleasing to them.~ ~ Grizelda, with a patient sufferent
12   10,   10|          longer endure, to keepe Grizelda as his wife,~ ~confessing,
13   10,   10|         from him, to~ ~repudiate Grizelda, and take another Wife.
14   10,   10|     dispensed with him, to leave Grizelda, and marry with another
15   10,   10| sumptuous wedding; he~ ~sent for Grizelda, and she being come, thus
16   10,   10|        poore (but Noble patient) Grizelda, as being unable to forget
17   10,   10|      when the marriage day came, Grizelda, in her gowne of~ ~Countrey
18   10,   10|          were readily covered:~ ~Grizelda, in her homely Country habite,
19   10,   10|    Gualtiero (but in vaine) that Grizelda, might better be shut up
20   10,   10|      change: but above them all, Grizelda did most commend her, and
21   10,   10|        said. What~ ~thinkst thou Grizelda of our new chosen Spouse?
22   10,   10|        Marquesse perceyved, that Grizelda beleeved verily, this~ ~
23   10,   10|       downe by him, and~ ~saide. Grizelda, it is now more then fitte
24   10,   10|        faire and dearly affected Grizelda, shee whom thou~ ~supposest
25   10,   10|         tables, and attending on Grizelda to her~ ~Chamber, in signe
26   10,   10|         above al) they reputed~ ~Grizelda, to be a most wise, patient,
27   10,   10|         Noble marriage: he~ ~and Grizelda living a long time together,
28   10,   10|     Where is~ ~any other (beside Grizelda) who not only without a