Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       not there deny us~ ~better beauties to gaze on, then the walles
 2    2,    7|          for you, to enjoy those beauties bestowne on~ ~you by Nature;
 3    2,    7|         mollestations, and her~ ~beauties became the onely theame
 4    2,   10|       against~ ~himselfe, and in Beauties Court of continuall requests,
 5    3, Song|        strifes appeased~ ~ Where Beauties eye should make the deepest
 6    3, Song| desperate feare;~ ~ And all sung Beauties praise.~ ~ Why should blacke
 7    4      |       But now it is time (bright beauties) to returne whence we parted,~ ~
 8    4,    2|           and these other common beauties? I could have Lovers~ ~enow,
 9    4,    2|      this man, or that. How many beauties have you~ ~beheld, any way
10    4,    2|      Love Psyches, and all other beauties else whatsoever, must be
11    4,    2|        comfort of our Venetian~ ~beauties: but belike, the night-fogs
12    4,    5|      time, gave over all~ ~other beauties in the City, which might
13    6,    3|         observer of the choysest beauties in Court:~ ~among all the
14    6,    3|          and viewing the brave~ ~beauties, which of them might best
15    6,    8|         in this manner.~ ~ Faire Beauties; My thoughts having wandred
16    6,    8|      nothing nere such Angelical beauties as we have seen; yet~ ~she
17    6,   10|          I make no doubt (bright Beauties) but you many times have
18    7,    7|         bin, and what delicate~ ~beauties they had seene.~ ~ One in
19    7,    8|         is one of the choysest~ ~beauties in Florence, chaste, honest
20    8,    7|     hapneth oftentimes (bright~ ~beauties) that mockery falleth on
21    8,    9|           the onely two~ ~choise beauties of the whole World, and
22    9,   10|          this manner. Gracious~ ~Beauties, among many white Doves,
23    9,   10|    favour,~ ~and said.~ ~ Bright Beauties, it was the discretion of
24   10,    4|         away. Beleeve me (bright Beauties) not any of the other~ ~(