Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|           to himselfe a kinde of~ ~perswasion, that somewhat would ensue
 2    3,    1|         contrary to their~ ~former perswasion; then they grow so furiously
 3    3,    5|         courage by this ticklish~ ~perswasion, and instructing his mind
 4    3,    7| blasphemous~ ~speeches; yet adding perswasion withall, that their sinnes
 5    3,    7|          How could you then by the perswasion of a beast, a foole, a~ ~
 6    3,    7|         doe the deede, by vehement perswasion of the brethren,~ ~knowing
 7    3,    8|         present with you, and your perswasion will the~ ~more absolutely
 8    3,    9|         King commend the confident perswasion which she had~ ~of her owne
 9    4,    1|          once grounded in a setled perswasion, that I truely~ ~knew thy
10    4,    3|     further fire~ ~to this unmanly perswasion, and nothing will now quench
11    5,    3|            the~ ~smallest hopefull perswasion, that any good Fortune might
12    5,    5|          drawne into the action by perswasion of friends; submitting~ ~
13    5,    6|        this instant, and upon this perswasion (even as if divine~ ~vertue
14    5,    8|         love from her againe. By~ ~perswasion of some of his kindred and
15    5,   10|  indifferently~ ~recovered; by the perswasion of some Neighbours comming
16    5,   10|       conceived such a religious~ ~perswasion of her lives integrety,
17    7,    6|         affraide then shee) by her perswasion crept behind the bed,~ ~
18    7,    7|         the argument of his setled perswasion; that he~ ~had the chastest
19    7,    9| effectually~ ~accomplish. And this perswasion of mine, although it hath
20    7,    9|          security, in the grounded perswasion of her love to him, except~ ~
21    8,    7|         led~ ~thus with a hopefull perswasion, bee found the meanes to
22    8,    7|           armes: in which~ ~jocond perswasion, the chearful blood mounted
23   10,    8|            thee in thy importunate perswasion. But seeing thy liberality~ ~
24   10,   10|       Marquesse, and gave him full perswasion, that with her hee should