Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|           his very heart would have broken, he saide; Holy~ ~Father,
 2    2,    5|        intermixed with~ ~sighes and broken speeches, at last, thus
 3    2,    7|           abiding any longer in the broken~ ~ship. Howbeit such as
 4    2,    7|              to be slaine, his Army broken and discomfited, by meanes
 5    2,    8|         from her eyes,~ ~with words broken and halfe confused, at last
 6    3,    9|       misfortunes, which hath halfe broken~ ~my heart in the meere
 7    4      |          all that) discontinued, or broken any part of mine~ ~intended
 8    4,    2|             thought my body to~ ~be broken in peeces. Then I desired
 9    4,    4|          complaining~ ~of his faith broken with him, and how the accident
10    4,   10|   misfortune, had one of his legges broken all in pieces; which~ ~some
11    4,   10|             his naturall sleepe was broken, and his senses had~ ~recovered
12    5,   10|      prostitution of her~ ~honesty, broken her plighted faith to her
13    6,   10|               should not be bent or broken. And the Coales wherewith
14    7,    8| notwithstanding, her~ ~voyce was so broken with crying, and his impacience
15    8,    3|            off her~ ~head, her face broken and bleeding, and all her
16    8,    4|           prevailing power: as have broken the verie barricado of my
17    8,    5|          his feet, was rotten~ ~and broken, so that it was no difficult
18    8,    5|      pleading, laide~ ~holde on the broken boord, as also on the Judges
19    8,    5|       before, but the~ ~Poynt being broken, and Maso crying in his
20    8,    7|       finding her leg to~ ~be quite broken: he caried her also to the
21    8,    7|      understanding that Ancilla had broken her leg, r , which he reputed
22    9,    3|         beating her, untill I had~ ~broken her in a thousand peeces.