Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |      and~ ~without their order, sildome times do any matters of
 2    1,    4|         I endure every day, but sildome find such~ ~delights prepared
 3    1,    6|       suddainely appearing, and sildome or never frequented~ ~before,
 4    2,    2|        comely of her person, as sildome was seene a~ ~more lovely
 5    2,    5| knowledge of mee, or~ ~perhaps, sildome or never heard any speeches
 6    2,    5|        grim visagde Ruffian (as sildome~ ~bawdy houses are without
 7    2,    6|    liking to them both.~ ~ Very sildome times hee had a sight of
 8    2,    8|         them. Now, as ill newes sildome wants a speedy~ ~Messenger;
 9    2,    9|       and offences unknowne are sildome or never called in~ ~question.
10    3,    1|     fitter for the turne, comes sildome hither. Moreover, in regard
11    3,    3|       never seene her, and very sildome passed by the way where
12    3,    5|         in due season, they are sildome sorrowed for. Upon these~ ~
13    3,    8|       the which time, the Abbot sildome failed to visite~ ~Ferandoes
14    4      |      violent windes of envy, do sildome blow turbulently,~ ~but
15    5,    7|        as Lovers felicities are sildome permanent, without one~ ~
16    5,    7|         whither Signior Amarigo sildome or never resorted, intending~ ~(
17    6,    5|       jade, such~ ~as a man can sildome meet with worse. The like
18    7,    2|   ignorant woman, a house Dove, sildome going out of my doore: have
19    7,    3|       doore. As womens wits are sildome gadding abroad, when any~ ~
20    7,    4|   better opinion of me, and how sildome I am to be seene out of~ ~
21    8,    7|         whereinto few people do sildome enter, but onely~ ~Heardsmen
22    8,   10|        such rich pillowes,~ ~as sildome before had the like bin
23    9,    8|        choice of good cheere is sildome wanting, and such~ ~should