Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|          continued in these strange afflictions of minde, sodainely~ ~hee
 2    2,    6|            not without any piercing afflictions, what should become of her
 3    2,    6|           prison, and lay as~ ~many afflictions on me as you please. For
 4    2,    8|   disclosing the~ ~vehemency of his afflictions, which proved a greater
 5    2,    8|             the concealing of these afflictions to~ ~myselfe, hath brought
 6    2,   10|             never man felt the like afflictions as I have done since the~ ~
 7    2,   10|            to Pisa. There~ ~further afflictions fell upon him, because the
 8    3,    6|         delayed him on in lingering afflictions: and continuing still in~ ~
 9    4,    2|     dew-drops on~ ~the fire of mine afflictions. Madam Pampinea perceiving
10    4,    2|           and lay so many torturing afflictions on thee, that~ ~all thy
11    4,    3|              as I~ ~suffer the same afflictions for the third, with reciprocall.
12    4,    6|             felt loves~ ~tormenting afflictions, can more easily conceive,
13    4,    8|             enforcing and powerfull afflictions; as he was never well but
14    4, Song|           To ease me of such sharpe afflictions,~ ~ But onely death. Grant
15    4, Song|           declare, what~ ~torturing afflictions poore Philostratus felt,
16    5,   10| perturbation of minde, and piercing afflictions in the~ ~spirit; how much
17    7,    7|           likely to draw very heavy afflictions on him?~ ~Undoubtedly, he
18    7,    9|          mitigation, to some inward afflictions which~ ~she felt, they would
19    7,   10|             therefore farre greater afflictions, then~ ~as yet I felt (although
20   10,    7|            by wary observation) her afflictions to be the greater and~ ~
21   10,    8|           in agonies of most moving afflictions: sat an indifferent while
22   10,    9|         Signior Thorello, and the~ ~afflictions of his dearely affected