Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|         began to grow~ ~extremely melancholly, and yet hee attended in
 2    1,    6|      cheerest thou? Thou art very melancholly, I prythee tell us why?~ ~
 3    2,    6|   Gentleman, for the expelling of melancholly perturbations, one~ ~especiall
 4    2,   10|          extraordinary greefe and melancholly suffered by me since the
 5    3,    2|      altogether in sadnesse and~ ~melancholly, both comming and departing
 6    3,    7|       served to purge away this~ ~melancholly, he arose from the Table,
 7    4,    2|         fied and gone, and she in melancholly~ ~sadnesse sitting by them:
 8    4,    3|           fell into an extreame~ ~melancholly, which melancholly begat
 9    4,    3|     extreame~ ~melancholly, which melancholly begat implacable fury, and~ ~(
10    4,    8|           albeit not without many melancholly perturbations. Notwithstanding,
11    4,   10|        nothing but onely to feede melancholly~ ~humor, and from which (
12    5,    2|          then yesterday I did our melancholly King.~ ~ Understand then (
13    5,    5|          much oppresse mee with~ ~melancholly, yet you have made me such
14    5,    9|     returning home againe sad and melancholly.~ ~Shortly after, her sonne
15    5,   10|          to purge~ ~your minds of melancholly, and entertain the time
16    8,    2|            walked sullen, sad and melancholly, as if he had melted all
17    8,    7|         conquer~ ~this oppressing melancholly, which shee suffered for
18    8,    8| displeased you, making you more~ ~melancholly then this time requireth:
19    8,   10|           went, both with sad and melancholly lookes, seeming as~ ~overcome
20   10,    7|            more and more, and one melancholly conceit taking hold on another:
21   10,    8|        had divers dayes noted his melancholly disposition, and now his~ ~
22   10,    9|          such a deepe conceited~ ~melancholly, as food and sleepe forsooke
23   10,    9|       understood the cause of his melancholly and sickenesse: he very~ ~