Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         toucht, or lyen on by any beast, farre from the kind or~ ~
 2  Ind      | contaminate and infect the said~ ~beast, were it Dogge, Cat, or
 3    2,    5|        like a~ ~drunken slave and beast as thou art, that all this
 4    2,    6|          entred where she saw the beast issue foorth, where she~ ~
 5    3,    5|       thus provided of so faire a beast, hee rode~ ~on his journey
 6    3,    7|       then by the perswasion of a beast, a foole, a~ ~villaine,
 7    4,    2|       call.ed him a logger headed beast, and he knew not~ ~the difference
 8    4,    6|       loveliest and most pleasing beast that was ever~ ~seene. It
 9    4,    6|          this rare kindnes in the beast, and fearing least I~ ~should
10    5,    1|           he was no better then a beast: not onely endured all~ ~
11    5,    3|         night time) by some wilde beast, choosing rather to~ ~let
12    5,    8|         as if~ ~she were a savage beast; therefore beleeve me, I
13    7,    2|       brave~ ~and gallantly: but, beast as I was, to forgoe my good,
14    7,    7|  insatiate Woman.~ ~Go thou lewde beast (quoth he) most unworthy
15    8,    7|        kill but a vile~ ~inhumane beast, yea, one that deserved
16    8,    7|        art thou then any savage~ ~Beast; thus to vexe and torment
17    8,    9|      thither againe like unto a~ ~Beast, notoriously baffulled and
18    8,    9|          to touch or~ ~handle the Beast, for he will carry you thence
19    8,    9|       fayle to be there, when the Beast shall be sent for you; I
20    8,    9|           cold) awaiting when the Beast should come. Buffalmaco,~ ~
21    8,    9|         the Tombe, mounted on the beast, saying out alowde: God,
22    9,    1|        himselfe~ ~thus.~ ~ What a beast am I? What a businesse have
23    9,   10|         grow greatly offended.~ ~ Beast as thou art (quoth she to
24   10,    1|           hee said. What a wicked beast~ ~art thou? thou art just