Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |        incredible;~ ~Fathers and Mothers fled away from their owne
 2    1,    1|      when I issued forth of my~ ~mothers Wombe. O sonne (quoth the
 3    2,    6|          aptly serving, that the Mothers~ ~should be partakers in
 4    2,    6|            Soone after, both the mothers were sent for, who were
 5    2,    8|      pulse, Gianetta (who by his Mothers command, attended on~ ~him
 6    2,    8|          put in good hope by his Mothers promise, began (in short
 7    2,    8| well-forwarded amendment, to the Mothers~ ~great joy and comfort,
 8    2,    8|        are bred and borne by the Mothers~ ~side: and therefore it
 9    2,    8|    neither basely borne by their Mothers side.~ ~Sir Roger returning
10    3,    9|         worthily married, to her Mothers great comfort.~ ~ Not long
11    4,    8|         rich possessions (your~ ~Mothers moity evermore remembred)
12    4,    8|          and~ ~carried it to the Mothers doore, where he left it,
13    4,    8|         urge any question of his Mothers sorrow upon this strange~ ~
14    5,    4|        to be still lodged in her Mothers Chamber,~ ~because it was
15    5,    5|       perfect character~ ~of her Mothers countenance, was really
16    5,    9|         are~ ~in common to other mothers. And being compelled to
17    8,    2|            just revenge on their Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, and
18    8,    9|     Country~ ~village, and by my mothers side, I am derived from
19    9,    5|  blessings,~ ~which makes Maides Mothers, and begetteth children.
20    9,    6|        old, and sucking~ ~on the mothers brest.~ ~ A comely youthfull
21   10,   10|   behaviour of the fathers and~ ~mothers, and so to provide mee of