Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |    encrease, they in like manner altogether ceased, and other new~ ~
 2    2,    5|        at their~ ~windowes, they altogether beganne to rate and reprove
 3    2,    6|       her selfe of a Nurse, they altogether went aboard~ ~againe, setting
 4    2,    6|      which were then in the cave altogether, prettily~ ~playing before
 5    3,    2|        resort to the Queene, was altogether in sadnesse and~ ~melancholly,
 6    3,    2|         his houshold, who lodged altogether about the Escurie~ ~and
 7    3,    4|        braine, he thought it not altogether an~ ~Herculian taske, to
 8    3,    7|        Swine, in regard they are altogether so unworthy of them. But~ ~
 9    3,    7|      aside by himselfe, and then altogether confessed openly, that~ ~
10    3,    9|        an~ ~unkinde husband, led altogether by lust, and not a jot of
11    4,    1|      Princesse lodging, as being altogether at her command, by meanes
12    4,    5|         stolne love,~ ~which was altogether against their liking. So,
13    4,   10|        the better shutting it up altogether, I would~ ~be very loath
14    4,   10|     wonted~ ~manner) they supped altogether, and were served to their
15    5,    2|         bare unto him, being not altogether extinct in her heart; of
16    5,    8|         could: wherein he became altogether deceived,~ ~because as his
17    5,   10|         so foolish, that I did~ ~altogether neglect such an especiall
18    5,   10|   obsceene and idle, savouring~ ~altogether of his owne wanton disposition.
19    7,    7|         trust~ ~in him, as a man altogether governed by him.~ ~ It fortuned
20    8,    5|        Forthwith they went along altogether, and being come to the~ ~
21    8,    7| perceyving his arrivall, being~ ~altogether weake, faint, and wonderously
22   10,    4|     passing among them, agreed~ ~altogether in one sentence, and gave
23   10,    9|         seeme somewhat long, but altogether~ ~pleasant, concerning a