Day, Novell

 1    1,    4|        but sildome find such~ ~delights prepared for me. This is
 2    2,    3|   commers; and~ ~not onely all delights else fit for Gentlemen,
 3    2, Song|     else can sing,~ ~ Of those delights, which kind contentment
 4    2, Song|     else can sing,~ ~ Of those delights which kind contentment bring?~ ~ ~ ~
 5    3,    7|     Theobaldo of~ ~those deere delights, which sometime he held
 6    4,    1|      pleasure, to moderate the delights which we have already had.
 7    4,    1| magnificence, she lived in all delights and pleasure. She~ ~well
 8    4,    1|       that negligence and idle delights, have mighty power,~ ~not
 9    4,    1|       intelligence of the like delights, according to the~ ~better
10    4,    1|  entertainer of all my dearest delights, accursed be his~ ~cruelty,
11    4,    3|    worthy Gentlemen, and all~ ~delights else for their dally recreations,
12    4,    3|       occasions, that although delights doe most especially~ ~please
13    5,  Ind|    Upon the finishing of these delights, the Queene gave~ ~them
14    5,   10|    owne expectation, and those delights which the estate of marriage~ ~
15    5,   10|   debarred of all pleasure and delights; so I might once be~ ~worthy
16    6, Song|     off all my Armes, and with delights~ ~ Fed my poore hopes, as
17    7,    6|       not satisfied with the~ ~delights of her Husband; grew enamoured
18    7,    9| defeated of those~ ~duties and delights, which Women (farre inferiour
19    7,    9|        time robbed me of those delights, which men (in meere equitie)
20    8,    8|      embraced and accepted.~ ~ Delights and pleasures, be they never
21    8,    9|        above all the rest, the delights~ ~and pleasures there, are
22   10,    3|     the consummation of all my delights~ ~and pleasures: and well
23   10,    4|        shewed him those choyce delights, the like view he should