Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       with a small~ ~quantity of earth, and so they filled at last
 2  Ind      |      gathering the fruits of the earth, or any of their~ ~accustomed
 3    1,    2|       Gods general Vicar here on earth, and to~ ~consider on the
 4    2,    3|         being Gods Vicar here on earth, I hope will not~ ~gainesay,
 5    2,    9|         all the Emperours on the earth in grace,~ ~and thereby
 6    3,    2|           it the onely heaven on earth.~ ~ But, as we see it oftentimes
 7    4,    1|      that have~ ~delved into the earth, and kept Flockes in the
 8    4,    2|         body, and walketh on the earth in my humane figure:~ ~I
 9    4,    2|      pleasures of his upon~ ~the earth; yet gracing her praises
10    4,    5|         putting it into a pot of earth, such as Flowers, Basile,~ ~
11    4,    5|            pot, covering it with earth, and planting divers rootes
12    4,    5|        so~ ~buried in the pot of earth; it grew very flourishing,
13    4,    5|       Having emptied out all the earth, they~ ~found the Scarfe
14    4,    6|        sinking with him into the earth, they never after did~ ~
15    4,    9|         windes embowelled in the earth, so~ ~did vehement sighes
16    6,    2|         small vessell of Bologna earth (as new and~ ~sightly as
17    8,    9|         greatest Emperour on the earth, his robe most sumptuously~ ~
18    8,    9|       greatest Monarkes on the~ ~earth, rather then to bee rejected
19    8,    9| perfidious Traitor living on the earth. We must beate our braines,
20    8,   10|      onely~ ~jewell of my joy on earth, I knowe not what to do,
21    9,    1|       lyeth yet uncovered with~ ~earth untill to morrow, and attyring
22    9,    7|         drawing her downe to the earth, and offering~ ~to drag
23   10,    1|       mine: the other is full of earth~ ~onely. Chuse one of these
24   10,    1|        the same that was full of earth, whereat~ ~the King smyling,
25   10,    8|     utmost confines of the whole earth, and~ ~sent her into perpetuall