Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|          order, onely he remained doubtfull, whom he might sufficiently~ ~
 2    1,    1|        not have you to be any way doubtfull of me; neither that you~ ~
 3    1,    3|   Neiphila, maketh mee remember a doubtfull~ ~case, which sometime hapned
 4    1,    6|    Inquisitor) whereof thou art~ ~doubtfull, or desirst to be further
 5    2,    7|             who stood not any way doubtfull of him, and with certaine
 6    2,    8|            of the disease, made a doubtfull question of his recovery;
 7    2,    9|       that many times he was very doubtfull, whether this was a~ ~dreame,
 8    3,    1|   Garden-worke, as made him verie doubtfull in pleasing them all.~ ~
 9    3,    2|     search, he began to waxe very doubtfull, so~ ~that his heart and
10    3,    6|        with my Wife, when growing doubtfull of that which was true~ ~
11    3,    9|        owne thoughts, in~ ~such a doubtfull case what was best to be
12    4,    4| proceedings of~ ~Gerbino, nor any doubtfull reason to urge this security
13    4,    6|        feared, yet continued very doubtfull~ ~of her dreame. In regard
14    4,    7|     whereas the case yet remained doubtfull, and farre beyond his~ ~
15    7,    6|     against her, upon the least~ ~doubtfull question urged.~ ~ Neverthelesse,
16    7,    9|          matter, how uneasie or~ ~doubtfull soever it may seeme to be;
17    8,    6|        stealing~ ~a Brawne, it is doubtfull to invite them, neither
18    8,    7|          bin said: she waxed very doubtfull, least they~ ~had slaine
19    9,    3|          began instantly~ ~to wax doubtfull, and replyed thus. Dost
20    9,    9|        world; for~ ~answering all doubtfull questions and demaunds whatsoever,
21   10,    5|        able to advise him in this doubtfull case. In the~ ~end, one
22   10,    6|       peradventure) might appeare doubtfull: will forbeare~ ~(seeing