Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|       in the open fields, and~ ~feeding onely upon them, without
 2    1,    1|        he hath fasted overlong, feeding~ ~will be welcome to him,
 3    1,    6|       and very heartily fell to feeding.~ ~ My Lord Abbot, after
 4    2,    5|   thereon, downe they~ ~sate to feeding, with plenty of curious
 5    2,    6|        two Kids where they were feeding, and (by this time)~ ~had
 6    3,    1|       Spade and Pickaxe, grosse feeding and labour, do~ ~quench
 7    3,    8|      well prepared to eate, and feeding very heartily, still~ ~saide;
 8    3,    8|     onely for~ ~the time of thy feeding and correcting.~ ~ Ferando
 9    3,   10|         seldom that it was like feeding an elephant with peas. Therefore
10    4,    6|        are caused by excesse of feeding,~ ~and continually are observed
11    4,    7|        the teeth withall, after feeding. Not long had he thus champed
12    4,   10|        liberty.~ ~ Now, whether feeding on salt meates before his
13    5,   10|      your selfe from one nights feeding, considering, it is now~ ~
14    7,    3|   alledge, that strict fasting, feeding on grosse Meates~ ~(though
15    7,    4|     like and allow it~ ~in him, feeding his humor so effectually,
16    8,    6|     heere to~ ~do thee service, feeding him with such victuals as
17    8,    7|         vexed her extreamely,~ ~feeding on those parts of her body,
18    8,   10|         their more~ ~convenient feeding, are let forth at liberty,
19    9,    6|          having taken order for feeding their horses, they~ ~accepted
20   10,    2|        some surfeit, excesse of feeding, or otherwise, his stomacke~ ~
21   10,    6|     tooke no little delight.~ ~ Feeding thus in this contented manner,
22   10,    8| afterward, til he lost both his feeding and sleepe, so that through~ ~