Day, Novell

 1    1,    8|      against~ ~the honour of his Crowne, or to any of his subjects
 2    1,    9|           and taking the Lawrell Crowne from off her owne head;
 3    2,  Ind|        behold, having put on her Crowne of~ ~Lawrell, and giving
 4    2,   10|            Royalty: she gave the Crowne to Madam Neiphila, pleasantly
 5    4,   10|       spake.~ ~Here I place this Crowne on her head, that knoweth
 6    5,   10|      arose, and taking off her~ ~Crowne of Lawrell, placed it graciously
 7    6,   10|        she arose, and taking the Crowne~ ~from off her owne head,
 8    6,   10|     being thus invested with the Crowne, returned~ ~this answer.~ ~
 9    6,   10|          as to~ ~deliver mee the Crowne: in regard whereof, be you
10    7,    9|         of her hopes, which is a crowne~ ~of honour to thy youth
11    7,   10|        thus imployed: taking the Crowne from~ ~off his owne head,
12    7,   10|  Laurettaes, saying,~ ~Madame, I Crowne you with your owne Crowne,
13    7,   10|        Crowne you with your owne Crowne, as Queene of our~ ~Company.
14    8,   10|      prosecution; shee tooke the Crowne of Laurell from her owne~ ~
15    9,    9|          honesty, which~ ~is the crowne and honour of every good
16    9,   10| dispossessing her~ ~selfe of the Crowne, shee placed it on the head
17   10,    1|      bounty and magnificence the Crowne of all vertues. I shall~ ~
18   10,    1|         Chests is mine imperiall Crowne, the Scepter Royall,~ ~the
19   10,    4|   because a King gave~ ~away his Crowne and Scepter; and an Abbot (
20   10,    5|            fame to thee, and the crowne of a most victorious conquest.
21   10,    8|   disaster, and that wil~ ~be my crowne, or else will vanquish me,
22   10,    9|       whereon stood an Imperiall Crowne of~ ~infinite value, appearing (
23   10,    9|     found~ ~in the Cup, and that Crowne was set upon her head, in
24   10,   10|        shoulders,~ ~hee placed a Crowne of gold on her head, whereat
25   10,   10|        advise) I~ ~wil keepe the Crowne till our departing hence;