Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     shall receive it from the election of us all. As for~ ~such
 2    1,    6|      left it at his owne free election, whether he~ ~would stay
 3    2,    3|       in, and likewise at the election of her~ ~husband; but, perceiving
 4    2,    8|   taxt with a servile or vile election.~ ~ These two speciall observations,
 5    2,    8|      such moderation, to make election of a wise, worthy,~ ~and
 6    3,    9|   Gentleman, and able to make election of his wife,~ ~whereby her
 7    4,    1|     it not.~ ~ Nor did I make election of Guiscardo by chance,
 8    4,    6|    thee: yet if thou~ ~madest election of one answerable to thine
 9    4,   10|      make such an unfitting~ ~Election, injurious to both; and
10    5,   10|        conforme to him in his election, that the woman whom he
11    8,    7|      she had made her private election of, and with whom~ ~(having
12    8,    9|     he pleaseth to~ ~make his election, and she conducteth him
13    9,    5|       to discoursing, the due election of~ ~them both are necessarily
14   10,    1|    two, and which thou makest election of; upon~ ~my Royall word
15   10,    7|      according to the duty of election, but as the appetite~ ~shapeth
16   10,    8| freely~ ~therefore thine owne election, and the gracious favour
17   10,    8|     behave my~ ~selfe in this election, concerning the fitting
18   10,    8|     be my Wife, whom (by your election)~ ~was made his; wherein
19   10,    8| kinred)~ ~confirmed us in our election of either at the first,
20   10,    8| remaineth now in thine owne~ ~election, whether thou wilt live
21   10,    9| deserved no~ ~blame in making election of his wife.~ ~ The Bridegroome,
22   10,   10|     of whom hee hade made his election.~ ~ When the appointed nuptiall
23   10,   10|   singular wise man, in the~ ~election of his Wife, which few else (
24   10,   10|      that I have made the new election of, is to arrive here within~ ~