Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|      pray to God for me, I will reveale it to~ ~you: Know then,
 2    1,    3|        dishonour; resolved to~ ~reveale his neede and extremity,
 3    1, Song|        conceale,~ ~ not able to reveale,~ ~ Such a sacred sweete,~ ~
 4    2,    5|           truest manner, I will reveale unto thee.~ ~ Piero, my
 5    2,    7|         entreate thee, never to reveale to any living~ ~person,
 6    3,    1| Maidenhead) that I will never~ ~reveale it to any creature living.
 7    3,    7|       caution, that you never~ ~reveale it to any person whatsoever.
 8    4,    2|       that whatsoever I shall~ ~reveale unto you, must so closely
 9    4,    2|        truly vertuous, never to reveale it to any~ ~living body,
10    5,    7|    maiden modesty forbad her to reveale it, till~ ~Love (too long
11    5,    9|           thing, willing him to reveale it, and assuring him withall,
12    7,    7|        promise to mee, I will~ ~reveale no meane secret unto you.~ ~
13    7,    7|    Mayster is, to whom I~ ~will reveale thy most ungracious incivility
14    7,    8|      hee will needes have me to reveale; beare~ ~with me if I doe
15    8,    3|     them, that they shold not~ ~reveale it to any living body, because
16    8,    8|           case, or otherwise to reveale this kinde of injury, it
17    8,    9|        as (I know) you will not reveale it~ ~to any. True it is,
18    9,    2|      they agreed together, to~ ~reveale it to the Lady Abbesse,
19    9,    5|         thee, and wilt thou not reveale it to thy~ ~friend Deare
20   10,    7|        al, that thou wilt never reveale~ ~it to any living body,
21   10,    9|          she was constrained to reveale, the charge~ ~imposed on