Day, Novell

 1    2,    1|        was no~ ~other helpe but hanging. The Lord, smiling (a long
 2    2,    5|       found the rope and pulley hanging readie, but~ ~the bucket
 3    2,    8|   injuries with noble patience, hanging~ ~downe his head, and shedding
 4    2,    9|         Table, a purse of hers, hanging~ ~by on the wall, a light
 5    2,    9|          the curious~ ~pictures hanging about it, in what manner
 6    2,    9|      the Venetians, she espied (hanging up~ ~with other costly wares)
 7    3,    5|         seest my Crimson Skarfe hanging in the window of my Chamber,~ ~
 8    4,    2|        rich~ ~Quiver of Arrowes hanging at his backe. Catching fast
 9    4,   10|        which meanes he escapeth hanging. And the~ ~theeves which
10    4,   10|        and~ ~like golden wiers, hanging somewhat downe over her
11    5,   10|         the Cities holy pardons hanging at her~ ~girdle never talking
12    6,   10|          a fine formall Key was hanging thereat: wherwith having~ ~
13    7,    5|      Cowle, with a~ ~large Hood hanging over his eyes, that she
14    7,    8|        to the window, and there hanging downe into the streete,
15    7,    8|        therein that night. Then hanging up her Lampe~ ~fresh fild
16    7,    8|        bands of~ ~her Husbands; hanging the Lampe by her, and sitting
17    8,    5|    necke, a Penne and Inkehorne hanging at his girdle, and~ ~one
18    8,    5| wickedly made, and worse worne, hanging downe lowe as~ ~halfe his
19    8,    5|    hansome paire of Breeches,~ ~hanging down in such base and beastly
20    8,    5|      with his slovenly Breeches hanging about his heeles:~ ~Matteuzzo
21    9,    2|        head, with the stockings hanging on~ ~either side of her;
22    9,    3|       if hee had had a Feaver~ ~hanging on him, and then came Bruno
23    9,    3|        blushing with shame, and hanging downe her head in bashfull
24   10,    6|     garments then (being~ ~wet) hanging close about them, even as