Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|       Friars~ ~Minors, that dare touch no money) as the case became
 2    2,    3|          thou further presume to touch me, understand what I shall~ ~
 3    2,    8|     habit which he did weare, to touch him~ ~with the more sensible
 4    3,    2|          attendance: so that, to touch the Stirrop, but (much more)
 5    3,    2|        put her foote into it, or touch any part of her garments,
 6    3,    7|          it~ ~your selfe, it may touch you with the more true compunction
 7    3,    8|       before. Then they began to touch and feele him, growing into~ ~
 8    4,    2|   beholding~ ~him, much lesse to touch or feele him: he saith that (
 9    4,    6|  preserve mine~ ~honour from any touch or scandall, and conceale
10    4,    6|         to lay hand on me, or to touch me,~ ~because I yeeld so
11    4,   10|       worlds rash opinion no way touch US.~ ~ Weeping and lamenting
12    6,    3|        as they ought to nippe or touch the~ ~hearer, like unto
13    6,   10|      before hee would so much as touch the Taffata,~ ~he opened
14    6,   10| whatsoever~ ~shall come neere to touch or hurt them. So, singing
15    7,    1|     power it can have to hurt or touch us.~ ~ Monna Tessa, because (
16    7,    5|        so soone as he doth~ ~but touch it. Moreover, he told me,
17    7,    7|          sleep, the least gentle touch of thy hand will wake me,~ ~
18    7,   10|        to morrows conference, to touch mens treacheries towards
19    8,    2|         with other mens wives.~ ~Touch not that Text Belcolore,
20    8,    7|           intercession, began to touch him with some compassion,
21    8,    9|      brest, without presuming to touch or~ ~handle the Beast, for
22    9,    5|           that if thou canst but touch her with this~ ~sacred Charractred
23   10,    2|       keeping, without the least touch of injury~ ~or prejudice.
24   10,    4|         saying. Why should I not touch her yvory breast,~ ~the
25   10,    4|          to adore her? Ah let me touch it~ ~now, for never hereafter
26   10,    7|              Lisana, feeling the touch of his hand, whom she loved
27   10,    8|         nor would~ ~I immodestly touch her, till first (as her