Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     likewise minister matter to rash heades~ ~(over-readie in
 2    2,    8|        they would adventure any rash proceeding,~ ~they held
 3    2,    8|         sensible shame, for his rash beleefe, and injurious~ ~
 4    2,    9|        teares) to forgive~ ~his rash transgression, which most
 5    2,   10|    deale wiser, and sparing his rash proceeding~ ~with his wife.~ ~
 6    4,    3| jealousie, and perswaded in his rash opinion,~ ~that the Duke
 7    4,    8|     rather to run upon his owne rash consumption,~ ~then to be
 8    4,   10|       suspition, and the worlds rash opinion no way touch US.~ ~
 9    5,    7|      But he, being nothing~ ~so rash in beliefe, as his Wife
10    5,    7|        in the World, for his so rash~ ~proceeding, knowing very
11    5,    8|         in mine hand: for which rash sinfull deede, I was, and
12    6,    9|       answer,~ ~reprehended the rash folly of certaine Florentine
13    7,    5|       purpose, let none be over rash in condemning women: for
14    7,    8|       the other, not to be over rash in crediting~ ~such a slander,
15    7,   10| indifferently pacified, for the rash felling downe of such a~ ~
16    8,    6|         to the rest. Be not too rash (honest~ ~Friends) in judging
17    8,    7|       earnestly covet,~ ~yet my rash credulitie was thy onely
18    9,    7|         carriage, as also her~ ~rash running forth into danger,
19    9,    8|        breeding, but furious,~ ~rash, and inconsiderate: presently
20   10,    5|   Garden: began to~ ~repent her rash promise made; yet notwithstanding
21   10,   10|     dearely as her owne life:~ ~rash opinion might have perswaded
22   10,   10|          braine, when he was so rash in the marriage of her.