Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|    streete named~ ~Malpertuis, a title manifesting sufficiently
 2    2,    7|  different quality, pleading the title of a sole possession, without~ ~
 3    2,    7|          them had most right and title to~ ~Alathiella, and consequently
 4    2,    7|     resolved her, that under the title of~ ~being his Sister, it
 5    2,    8| delivered the aged Count, by the title of his servant,~ ~and presenting
 6    2,   10|          my husband by name or~ ~title, but during the time that
 7    3,    1|         therefore not worthy the title of a man. Ah Sister, it~ ~
 8    3,    5|          owne, and in the truest title of~ ~right, as you may my
 9    3,    7|          would bee their highest title of~ ~glory, when they are
10    4      |     prose, without any ambitious title: but also in a most humble
11    4,    1|     perchance) tooke the moderne title of a Principality was a
12    4,    7|        our Citie pleadeth some~ ~title; though, by the diversity
13    4,    8|        appertained to her by any title. The matter also, wherein~ ~
14    5,    1|         and coveting (under this title) to accomplish~ ~the issue
15    5,    1|         have more right and true title to you, and~ ~much better
16    5,    6|   because each of them pleaded a title to~ ~her. But when they
17    5,   10| endeavour thou to win the worthy title of a Father, because I was
18    6,    5|          yet he refused any such title,~ ~which shined the more
19    7,    3|         of Gossip-ship, but that title to countenance~ ~their further
20    7,    7|      quoth he) most unworthy the title of a Lady, or~ ~to be Wife
21    8,    1|   deserveth not the reproachfull title of deceite, but rather of
22    8,    9|        Doctor of Physicke, which title hee onely~ ~bestowed on
23   10,    4|         no man els by any~ ~just title, can lay any claime to her.~ ~
24   10,    4|      gave him a just and lawfull title, to her who was free~ ~(
25   10,    8|           but onely the gracious title of Amity? What~ ~greatnesse,