Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|  untill they were arrived in~ ~England. Comming to the City of
 2    2,    3|    continuing their usances in England; they sent a Nephew of theirs~ ~
 3    2,    3|      dealings of Alessandro in England grew verie great, for hee
 4    2,    3|       their supplies came from England, whereon (indeede) was theyr~ ~
 5    2,    3|  happened betweene the King of England, and one of his~ ~sonnes,
 6    2,    3| awaited long time for peace in England, perceyving~ ~there was
 7    2,    3|      one of the best Abbeys in England, and~ ~because he is more
 8    2,    3|        and his great losses in England; wherefore, upon an opportunity
 9    2,    3|        daughter to the King of England, and have~ ~sufficiently
10    2,    3|      daughter to the~ ~King of England, unspeakable joy (questionlesse)
11    2,    3|      Knights went~ ~before for England, and prevailed so successefully
12    2,    3|        him and his brethren in England, returning richly home to
13    2,    8|       left his two children in England in divers places.~ ~Returning
14    2,    8|  thence they crossed over into England, staying no where~ ~untill
15    2,    8|  Church doore, a great Lady of England~ ~being then wife to the
16    2,    8|     Marshalship to the King of England, whose power extended over
17    2,    8|        continue no longer~ ~in England: but, as best hee could
18    2,    8|       while after, the King of England~ ~understanding that his
19    2,    8|         and crossing over into England, travayled to~ ~the place
20    2,    8|        sharpe, and the King of England, (upon~ ~request made to
21    2,    8|     home with their Wives into England, left the Count with~ ~the
22    7,    7|     the faire women of France, England,~ ~and other parts of the
23    8,    9|         the renowned Queene of England, the onely two~ ~choise
24    8,    9|      quoth he) the~ ~Queene of England having somewhat offended