Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     healed, but (well-neere) all dyed, within~ ~three dayes after
 2  Ind      |       with their whole Families, dyed~ ~most miserably in outhouses,
 3    1,    1|         Religious man, and after dyed. And having (during his
 4    2,    7|     solemne Vowes, that if~ ~hee dyed, all should be performed
 5    2,    8|          Nephewes, and~ ~Kindred dyed, none remaining alive, but
 6    3,    2|     evident~ ~testimony, that he dyed for the love he bare to
 7    3,    9|        Physitian her Father also dyed,~ ~and then her desires
 8    4,    1|       and then drinking it,~ ~so dyed.~ ~ ~ ~ Our King (most Noble
 9    4,    2|    shortned his dayes, and so he dyed. Thus you see (fayre Ladies)
10    4,    3|          to~ ~Rhodes, where they dyed in great poverty.~ ~ ~ ~
11    4,    5|  intelligence;~ ~soone after she dyed, with meere conceite of
12    4,    5|         to give~ ~over mourning, dyed within a few dayes after.
13    4,    6|          friends, yet because he dyed in mine armes, and we being
14    4,    7|          him do, and thereon she dyed also in the~ ~same manner.~ ~ ~ ~
15    4,    8|     entrance into her house, and dyed~ ~upon the bed lying by
16    4,    8|        he had so~ ~unfortunately dyed. Hereupon she immediately
17    4,    8|         man (in whose house he~ ~dyed) spake thus to his wife:
18    7,   10|         was a Gossip. The Gossip dyed, and appeared~ ~afterward
19    7,   10|       oath) that hee which first dyed of them two,~ ~should returne
20    7,   10| condition, as at the length~ ~he dyed.~ ~ About some three or
21    8,    3|     stone, was in danger to have dyed, within~ ~lesse then a month
22    8,   10|          as if shee~ ~would have dyed with delight in his armes.
23   10,    6|       rest of his life time, and dyed as an~ ~honourable King.~ ~
24   10,    7|     possible be done) before she dyed, she would first have the~ ~
25   10,    7|        Lisana, whose lookes were dyed with a vermillian tincture,