Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |    without transgressing (in any act) the limits of reason.~ ~
 2    1,    1|       thought, to doe any~ ~such act as you speake, doe you thinke
 3    2,    4|          mine opinion) a greater act of Fortune, then to see
 4    2,    8|           or any~ ~dishonourable act by him committed, beleeving
 5    2,    9|        her to any such dishonest act, by any meanes~ ~whatsoever
 6    3,    1|    longer time to contrive, then act;~ ~and both the Nuns having
 7    3,    7|        is the occasion of an ill act committed, hee or she is
 8    3,    7|  occasion they did so foule~ ~an act, they answered, that they
 9    4,    1| Guiscardo, mine owne hands shall act as much:~ ~and therfore
10    4,    9|      detestation of so horrid an act, and~ ~immediate severe
11    5,    2|           Doubtlesse, if such an act were possible to be done,
12    5,    8|  abstained from any such violent act; and governed by more manly~ ~
13    6,    7|       that he tooke you in~ ~the act of adultery with another
14    6,   10|    Dioneus, begin you first~ ~to act, before you speake? Yes
15    9,    2|          and verily intending to act severe revenge on his~ ~
16    9,    5|         know what is to be done, act your~ ~part according to
17   10,    4|           buried for dead: which act he did, in regard of his
18   10,    4|       generous and magnificent~ ~act, of an amourous Gentleman,
19   10,    5|   performe (in her judgement) an act~ ~of impossibility; namely,
20   10,    5|          but extolled the worthy Act of~ ~Signior Gentile to
21   10,    6|      Ladies, in censuring on the act of Madame~ ~Dianora, and
22   10,    6|         Beleeve me Sir, it is no act becomming a~ ~magnanimious
23   10,    8|      done, avouching it~ ~for an act both of honour and honestie,
24   10,    8|        reason) more approve your act, then~ ~that which my friend
25   10,    9|         concerning a magnificent act of great Saladine: to the~ ~