Day, Novell

 1    2,    7| lanched forth merrily into the maine.~ ~ You may well imagine,
 2    2,    7|     him: but drew~ ~it with so maine strength, that he never
 3    2,    9|       for~ ~her sake. Now, the maine reason of my smiling, was
 4    3,    9|      onely her poverty was the maine imbarment of her marriage,
 5    4,    1|   bitterly, alleaging no other maine argument for your anger,
 6    4,    2|     yet this matter is of such maine moment, that if~ ~you will
 7    4,    4|  chearfully, they rowed on a~ ~maine with their Oares, and (in
 8    4,    7|        wanted she not a second maine and urging motion, a chip
 9    4,    7|       of the bed, and at the~ ~maine roote, which directed all
10    4,    9|      unto him; which being two maine and~ ~important motives,
11    4,   10|       ought to be the sole and maine comfort of Marriage:~ ~it
12    5,    4|  condiscended, as it being the maine issue of~ ~his hope and
13    5,    6|   Garden, there he~ ~found the maine yard of a ship, whereof
14    5,    6|       there. Beside, these two maine motives, to challenge~ ~
15    6,   10|       and afterward flocked in maine~ ~troopes to the Castle,
16    7,    7|        enamored of her, as the maine motive of his entring into
17    8,    1|       I have some businesse of maine importance, and shall neede
18    8,    5|       offence, and that is the maine reason why I relate it.~ ~
19    8,    5|       underneath him, and such maine pulling at his~ ~Breeches;
20    8,    6|      and cunning must~ ~be our maine helps: for thou knowest
21   10,    7|       would sustaine~ ~a great maine and imperfection, by the
22   10,    8|        conflict in him, what a maine battaile hee had with his
23   10,    9|        of his~ ~death, was the maine prevention.~ ~ At such time
24   10,   10|  patience~ ~was now put to the maine proofe indeede. Neverthelesse,