Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|       Mounsieur Charles without Land, Brother to~ ~the King of
 2    1,    2|         thou art)~ ~travaile by land or Sea is full of infinite
 3    1,    5|      and journying thither by~ ~land, hee would shape some honest
 4    1,    6|       that Standard to the holy Land; so did hee appoint him
 5    1,    8|     Conquest made in~ ~the holy Land by Godfrey of Bullen, it
 6    2,    3|        Lords, and Barons of the Land,~ ~upon engagement of their
 7    2,    4|      driven still neerer to the Land, and then the~ ~woman perceyved
 8    2,    4|        the Chest and him to the Land, and calling forth her~ ~
 9    2,    8|        into other partes of the Land, whereby the whole Province
10    2,    9|        Enchararcho, who came on land from his Ship, which lay
11    4,    3| provided~ ~themselves of goodly land in the Countrey, and then
12    5,    1|        well by Sea, as on the~ ~land. And, to be breefe, because
13    5,    1|       lives,~ ~they laboured to land there if possibly they might.
14    5,    1|       no, they~ ~were driven on land, and instantly knowne to
15    5,    2|    quickly farre off from the~ ~Land, and soly remained at the
16    5,    2|  whether she were on the sea or land; as one, who not~ ~by any
17    5,    2|           shee saw her selfe at Land: and not knowing the Countrey,
18    6,   10|    since) brought from the holy Land~ ~beyond the seas. If you
19    6,   10|     From thence I went into the Land of Lying, where I found~ ~
20    6,   10|        Thence I went into the~ ~Land of Abruzzi, where the men
21    6,   10|          and~ ~so into the Holy Land, where coole fresh bread
22    9,    3|         to lay it out in paltry Land,~ ~whereto he would not
23   10,    9|      Who travelling to the Holy Land, prefixed a~ ~certaine time
24   10,    9|     better recovery of the holy land, resolved to make a generall