Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|        the coldes violence, his teeth~ ~quaking, and all his body
 2    2,    2|      and what he was; Rinaldoes teeth so trembled in~ ~his head,
 3    4,    4|         in pieces both with his teeth and pawes. Such was~ ~the
 4    4,    6|    griped it so mainly with her teeth,~ ~that (me thought) I felt
 5    4,    7|        that Pasquino rubbed his teeth with a~ ~leafe of Sage,
 6    4,    7|      Pasquino,~ ~she rubbed her teeth likewise with one of the
 7    4,    7|  wherewith he~ ~both rubbed his teeth and gummes, and champing
 8    4,    7|      the world to cleanse~ ~the teeth withall, after feeding.
 9    4,    7|       champed the~ ~Sage in his teeth, returning to his former
10    4,    7|        of the Sage, rubbing her teeth therewith, and champing~ ~
11    5,    3|  himself, he contended with his teeth and feete~ ~in his owne
12    5,    8|        after, and where their~ ~teeth tooke hold, did most cruelly
13    7,    1|        spetst, spet out all thy teeth.~ ~ The woman having three
14    7,    9|         his best and~ ~soundest teeth, and send it mee as her
15    7,    9|        on one of his soundest~ ~teeth: which, notwithstanding
16    8,    4|        huge great lippes, foule teeth, great and blacke, a monstrous
17    8,    7|       warme walking, when~ ~the teeth quivered in his head with
18    8,    7|   Swanne, coldly chattering his teeth together, in a strange~ ~
19    8,    7|      about your Court, with the teeth~ ~quivering in my head,
20    8,   10|       from the~ ~like ranckling teeth, willingly went to her,
21    9,    1|       mine eies, teare out~ ~my teeth, cut off my hands, or do
22    9,    3|         have pluckt out all his teeth. In the end, because he~ ~
23    9,    5| carefull of biting, because the teeth stand in thy~ ~head like