Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|   whereas on the~ ~contrary, his profession decreased, and grew to nothing.~ ~
 2    1,    4|      such as ill fitted with his profession.~ ~ Lascivious desire, and
 3    2,    5|     named Andrea de Piero, whose profession was to~ ~trade about Horses,
 4    2,   10|         fall from that venerable profession,~ ~and make your selfe a
 5    3,    4|         doubts, depending on his profession of Alchimy, (himselfe~ ~
 6    3,    9|             and a Maiden; for my profession is not Physicke, neither
 7    4,    1|        have~ ~made such liberall profession to me; let me obtaine this
 8    4,    2|     other man, taking on him the profession of a~ ~Franciscane coldelier,
 9    4,    5|      Merchants by~ ~their common profession, who becomming very rich
10    4,    7|       Lagina, following the same profession,~ ~and being an intimate
11    6,    5|       Giotto, a Painter by his~ ~profession, comming together from Mugello,
12    7,    1|     Peters Gate, and of the same profession~ ~as John of Lorrayne was.
13    7,    3|          by the same Monasticall profession,~ ~appearing (in all respects)
14    8,    2|         about me, for men of our profession, doe seldome carry any money
15    8,    3|         them being Painters by~ ~profession, travelled to the Plaine
16    8,    3|        and, as many of our poore profession are forced to doe.~ ~ Bruno
17    8,    4|      regard~ ~of his outside and profession, and more for feare, then
18    8,    4|          beautifieth your sacred profession. Beside, I am a Widdow,
19    8,    5| unfitting for a man of so civill profession:~ ~yet he spyed one errour
20    8,    9|          poore manuall trade and profession; we might sit at home with
21    8,    9|          of~ ~Physicke, of which profession (being only most expedient)
22    8,    9|         Schollers studying~ ~our profession. But I could not be so perswaded,
23    8,    9|     concerning your qualitie and profession:~ ~that the Countesse, perceyving
24   10,    9|          your beleefe, and our~ ~profession.~ ~ Thus parted Signior
25   10,    9|           and by which means his profession was made~ ~knowne to Saladine,