Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|       to have done. A small~ ~fault Sonne, replyed the Friar.
 2    1,    1|      doe not terme it a small fault, because Sunday being a
 3    1,    4|     Abbot, with the very same fault.~ ~ ~ ~ So ceased Madame
 4    1,    9|     if you did so, it were no fault of mine to be chosen of
 5    2,    4| attention; but howsoever that fault shall be found in you, I
 6    2,    8|     just and upright judge, a fault of~ ~divers conditions (
 7    3,    7|      she is as deepe in the~ ~fault, as the party that did it.
 8    3,    7|  speake truly, I perceive the fault to be great and~ ~greevous,
 9    4,    1|      do not so much checke my fault, as the~ ~ordination of
10    4,    9|      his wife, began to finde fault with his owne~ ~lacke of
11    4,   10|      Water, and~ ~confesse my fault to you therein: but who
12    5,    5|       he might qualifie the~ ~fault committed by him. And entring
13    5,   10|       quoth he) I confesse my fault, and~ ~hereafter will labour
14    6,    8|     shall tell you the grosse fault of a foolish~ ~Damosell,
15    7,    2|     kinde: you need not finde fault at any such accident, either~ ~
16    7,    4|  condemning him for his great fault that night~ ~committed,
17    7,   10|       and no King. Into which fault and~ ~reprehension, I your
18    8,    7|      your Lady was not in any fault thereof,~ ~neither meriteth
19    8,    7|       some punishment for thy fault might have falne uppon thee,
20    8,   10|      of them.~ ~ She found no fault with his honest offer, but
21    9,    2|      way able to~ ~excuse her fault, knew not what answer to
22    9,    2|    Isabella should finde such fault, and she her~ ~selfe lift
23    9,    6| neither found~ ~the woman any fault. Matters comming to passe
24   10,    8|     and superfluous, to finde fault with the manner hee used
25   10,    8|  persons, which~ ~is a mighty fault, and greatly checketh the