Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |  Churches and Church-yards were filled, they were constrained to~ ~
 2  Ind      |  quantity of earth, and so they filled at last up the whole ditch
 3  Ind      | enclosed Castles which were now filled like to small Cities)~ ~
 4  Ind      |       many noble~ ~habitations, filled before with families of
 5    2,    7|        driven on the sands, and filled with water, she began with
 6    4,   10|      glasse,~ ~wherewith it was filled (almost) up to the brimme;
 7    5,    1|         So they left the house, filled with blood, teares, and
 8    6,    2|   brought him: hee diligently~ ~filled it out to Messer Geri and
 9    6,    2|    commaunding the Bottle to be filled, he sent it away by~ ~the
10    6,    2|       tasted every morning, yet filled many mannerly Glasses together,
11    6,   10|     corner of the Chamber, they filled it with them,~ ~wrapping
12    6,   10|      Crux; and~ ~a litle Violl, filled with some part of the sound
13    7,    3|     Unguents, Apothecary Boxes, filled with various~ ~Confections,
14    8,    3|      blacke,~ ~whereof first he filled his bosome, and afterwards,
15    8,    3|         of a sacke, and that he filled full of~ ~stones likewise.
16    8,    5|        finding the Court well~ ~filled with people, the Plaintiffes
17    8,   10|        the other a great Basket filled with many things. Having
18    8,   10|   goodly Silver~ ~bottles, some filled with Rosewaters, others
19    8,   10|        Buttes or Barrelles, all filled (as it were)~ ~with Oyle,
20    8,   10|        Oyles. But they were all filled with Seawater,~ ~each of
21    9,    6|        Portmantues behind them, filled with~ ~matters of no moment,
22   10,    6|        dishes in their hands,~ ~filled with divers delicate Fruites,
23   10,    8|        and publique places, are filled with the ancient~ ~Statues
24   10,    9|         washed, and when it was filled with excellent Wine,~ ~caused