Day, Novell

 1  Ind      | graves, as Merchandizes~ ~are laide along in ships, covering
 2    1,    9|  bookes and instruments being laide before them, the~ ~Queene
 3    2,    7|       Friends, should now bee laide to her charge, and thereon
 4    2,    7|      soule much more ugly; he laide~ ~him downe on the bed by
 5    3,    2|     one of~ ~them, quietly he laide him downe againe.~ ~ In
 6    3,    8|    Abbot (cloathed as he was) laide him in a hollow vault under
 7    4,    1|    very instant, when she was laide~ ~upon her bed; beholding
 8    4,    5|      into her lap, and then~ ~laide the body in the ground againe.
 9    4,    6|    bodie of~ ~Gabriello being laide in the midst of the Court,
10    4,    8|     were~ ~returned home, and laide downe in bed to take their
11    4,    8|  where (as I heare) they have laide the~ ~body of Jeronimo.
12    4,   10|             A physitians wife laide a Lover of her Maides (supposing
13    4,   10|       them; in the Chest they laide him, and so there left~ ~
14    4,   10|     and reputed for dead, she laide~ ~him in the Chest. Afterward,
15    4,   10|    the~ ~Joyner, and him that laide claime to the Chest, giving
16    5,    5|   Maiden sitting in the Hall, laide hands on her, to beare~ ~
17    6,    4|       put it on the spit, and laide it to the fire.~ ~ When
18    7,    1|    Capons drest,~ ~ And Egges laide in mine owne Hennes nest,~ ~
19    7,    3| replyed. Madam, when I have~ ~laide off this holy habite (which
20    7,    3|    better~ ~safety: the Friar laide by his holie habit, Cowle,
21    8,    5|      word in Masoes pleading, laide~ ~holde on the broken boord,
22    8,    7|       without opening it, she laide her mouth to a small~ ~cranny,
23    9,    1|        as is nothing so: hath laide this politicke traine for
24    9,    3|      enow upon me. Being thus laide in his Bedde, they~ ~left