Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |           set~ ~them downe (even as constrained thereto by meere necessity)
 2  Ind      | Church-yards were filled, they were constrained to~ ~make use of great deepe
 3    1,    1|       dreaming on the matter, and~ ~constrained thereto (as it were) by
 4    1,    3|        drawe him to it. In the end, constrained by necessity, and labouring~ ~
 5    1,    9|         namely, that I~ ~may not be constrained to this Law of direction,
 6    2,    2|             heartily, as occasion~ ~constrained, yet her thoughts had entertained
 7    2,    4|              but~ ~also was further constrained (if hee meant to vent his
 8    2,    5|            Lands, all which we were constrained~ ~to forgo:) we made our
 9    4,    8|        Maiden, named Silvestra, was constrained~ ~(by the earnest importunity
10    5,    1|             of Rhodes, being rather constrained thereto, then of any~ ~free
11    5,   10|           Hen pen. Now,~ ~hee being constrained (like a Carpe) to lye flat
12    7,   10|           King, shall well neere be constrained to fall;~ ~for yesterday
13    7, Song|      pleasing apprehension of Love, constrained Madame~ ~Philomena to sing
14    8,    7|           expected: whereby she was constrained to~ ~invite him to sup with
15    8,    9|           met with Bruno, who was~ ~constrained to forsake him, because
16   10,    5|        answer; but being in the end constrained, she disclosd~ ~the whol
17   10,    8|            debility of body, he was constrained to keepe his bed. Gisippus,
18   10,    9|            able to deserve, wee are constrained to~ ~accept, taking you
19   10,    9|             should be~ ~discovered: constrained thereto meerly by necessity,
20   10,    9|       importunate pursuers: she was constrained to reveale, the charge~ ~
21   10,   10|              named Gualtiero, being constrained by~ ~the importunate solliciting