Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|        of friends; that from the highest to~ ~the lowest (without
 2    2,    5| Proceeding on still, even to the highest part of the Citie, hee~ ~
 3    2,    6|     raised my contentment to the highest~ ~degree, and have heaped
 4    2,    7|       therefore in justice to be highest preferred. Last of all,
 5    3,    7|    creatures; it would bee their highest title of~ ~glory, when they
 6    3,    8|        Abbot (well neere) on the highest step of his hope,~ ~making
 7    3,   10|      please and serve God in the highest measure; to which end, as~ ~
 8    4      |        turbulently,~ ~but on the highest Towers and tops of the trees
 9    4      |        that the Sunne was at his highest, and they had refreshed~ ~
10    4,    2|  complexion, and beauty of the~ ~highest merit. In which respect,
11    5,    1|          them (afterward) to the highest~ ~degrees of honour. And
12    5,    1|    spirits) of t very~ ~best and highest merites. Now, they being
13    5,    1|           but it sung joy in the highest~ ~key. Lysimachus, after
14    5,    4|         but applauding it in the highest degree; they were~ ~publikely
15    6,   10|           when heate is in~ ~the highest predominance, yet hee would
16    6,   10|         our~ ~Theaters, from the highest part to the lowest, succinctly
17    6,   10|         the bottome, even at his highest, or any part of his~ ~course.~ ~
18    8,    3|          the Sun is yet~ ~in the highest degree, and striketh such
19    8,    7|     extremity~ ~of hatred in the highest degree; beating his braines,
20    8,    7|      assure you, the Sun (in his highest heate) will~ ~be far more
21   10,    9|       more to be affected in the highest~ ~degree. It were to me
22   10,   10|       long time together, in the highest honor that~ ~possibly could