Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|        the Prince of~ ~his faire felicity, that none but himselfe
 2    2,    7|       with him in much joy and~ ~felicity. And therefore it hath bene
 3    2,    8|      dayes in great~ ~honour and felicity.~ ~
 4    2,   10|        living with~ ~her in much felicity. Wherfore (faire Ladies)
 5    2, Song|       Say shee the word, in full felicity~ ~ All my extreames joyne
 6    4,    2|          behaviour, reputing her felicity beyond all Womens in the~ ~
 7    4,    2|          perfections, and what a felicity you enjoy, and still are
 8    4,    2|          say, and to thinke my~ ~felicity farre beyond all other womens,
 9    4,    3|     their time in this height of felicity, and not crossed by~ ~any
10    5,    1|    severall Countries, with much felicity.~ ~
11    5,    2|       his company, was her onely felicity. Martuccio coveting to enjoy~ ~
12    5,    6|          take her flight in full felicity. The Admirall smiling, said;
13    5,    6|        lived long after in great felicity.~ ~
14    5,    7|      confessing, that no greater felicity could befall him, if Violenta
15    5,    9|         was his only delight and felicity, in conversation among~ ~
16    5,    9|          a Gentleman of his sole felicity, having no other joy~ ~or
17    7,    9|        having an extraordinary~ ~felicity in all kinds of game, as
18    7,   10|       the other~ ~hoping for his felicity to come; a lingering sickenesse
19    8,    8|         closest Cuckoldry, their felicity still continuing in~ ~this
20    8,    9|          beside, accounting it a felicity farre beyond all~ ~other.~ ~
21    8,    9|       rest, but should thinke my felicity beyond all~ ~compare, if
22    8, Song|       bee.~ ~ Love, I found such felicity, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ My Song wants
23    8, Song|        me.~ ~ Love, I found such felicity, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ I hate all
24   10,    3| Worldlings make it their onely~ ~felicity; but, contending in bounty