Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         onely few were healed, but (well-neere) all dyed, within~ ~three
 2  Ind      |      dwelling (whose number now are well-neere come to bee~ ~none at all)
 3    1,    1|              where he was unknowne (well-neere) of any. And there (quite~ ~
 4    2,    4|        Windes, Landolpho who was~ ~(well-neere) become a Spundge, holding
 5    2,    5|           all his companions, being well-neere frighted out of~ ~their
 6    2,    7|               the Ladie, who seemed well-neere dead, lifted up her head,
 7    2,    7|    conference in all Natolia, that (well-neere) there was no other~ ~discourse,
 8    3,    4|            custome) used to watch~ ~well-neere all the night, as commonly
 9    4,    2|             they made him executor (well-neere) of~ ~all their Testaments,
10    4,   10|             poore Ruggiero (who was well-neere affrighted out of his~ ~
11    4,   10|           as I have received, I can well-neere~ ~informe you, by what meanes
12    5,    5|          the young Damosell brought well-neere out of the House; they~ ~
13    6,    4|              or no? Chichibio being well-neere at his wits~ ~end, not knowing
14    7,    9|          and shewed to him, who was well-neere halfe~ ~dead with anguish.
15    8,    3|            a corner, all the haire (well-neere) torne off her~ ~head, her
16    8,    7|          her perfections, and were (well-neere) lost in~ ~them beyond recovery:
17    8,    7|             benummed with colde, as well-neere I~ ~am past all sence of
18    8,    7| protestations, wherein I account it well-neere miraculous, that~ ~mine
19    8,    7|         miserable night, when I was well-neere frozen to death~ ~with cold,
20    8,    8|             much descontented, and (well-neere)~ ~wearied all the Ladies
21   10,    9|           good Fortune of Saladine, well-neere all the rest of the~ ~Christians (