Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|         they comforted him, with promises and solemne Vowes, that
 2    2,    8|       with perpetuall exile, and promises of~ ~great and bountifull
 3    3,    3|          could with very solemne promises and protestations, that
 4    3,    9|          of honour respect their promises, and after so long and tedious~ ~
 5    4,    2|         she sealed up her~ ~many promises, and then the Fryar thus
 6    4,    3|         by~ ~gifts and bounteous promises, that at the length shee
 7    4,    8|       under faire~ ~and friendly promises, of this moneth, and the
 8    5,    5|          desire, with bountifull promises of~ ~rich rewarding; wheret
 9    5,    5|          Virgin; passing further promises to him beside, of bringing
10    6,   10|        then he; or make~ ~larger promises, then he did to his Nuta.
11    7,    2|          very large and liberall promises, of~ ~Golde, Silver, jewels,
12    7,    6|          returned him hopefull~ ~promises, though never meaning to
13    7,    7|        truly, never could gifts, promises, nor any Courtings used~ ~
14    7,    8|       protestations and liberall promises, not to make her selfe~ ~
15    8,    2|     credited on their words or~ ~promises.~ ~ Let me then tell you,
16    8,    7|       such golden~ ~speeches and promises, did alwaies savour of what
17    8,    7|     height of~ ~skil, with large promises of her manifold favours
18    8,    7|  out-reach me with thy disloyall promises and~ ~protestations. And
19    8,    9|        your Oathes and faithfull promises, or else I am~ ~undone for
20    9,    4| remembring his solemne vowes and promises:~ ~went to the Taverne,
21    9,    5|       Woman hath made a thousand promises, to graunt what~ ~thou art
22    9,    5|           all her faithfull-made promises: if thou wilt consent to
23   10,    4|       now~ ~discharge you of all promises made me, delivering you