Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       to see~ ~them, or ayring cloathes in kindnesse to comfort
 2  Ind      |       view of many,~ ~that the cloathes, or anything else, wherein
 3  Ind      | heereof: for some poore ragged cloathes of~ ~linnen and wollen,
 4  Ind      |        downe dead on the saide cloathes, as~ ~being fully infected
 5    2,    5|     Chamber, where finding his cloathes under the beds~ ~head, shee
 6    2,    5|        I~ ~prythee give mee my Cloathes which I left in my Chamber,
 7    2,    5|   himselfe, that his Golde and cloathes were~ ~past recovery, which
 8    3,    8|     Ferando, he stript off his cloathes, and~ ~began to lash him
 9    5,    3|      uppon him; hee put on his cloathes againe, and~ ~mounting on
10    7,    8|       being conveyed under the Cloathes, and shee being in~ ~bed,
11    7,    8|        thred guided (under the cloathes) from the~ ~bed to the window,
12    8,    4|          but having put on his cloathes by the Bishops command,
13    8,    7|      but~ ~such as brought her cloathes, and the poore peazant,
14    8,   10|       stored with many Woollen Cloathes, a remainder of such as
15    8,   10|       have made sale of all my Cloathes; which if they had lyen
16    8,   10|         to Naples, to buy more cloathes, which likewise are to be
17    8,   10|      beside his owne packes of Cloathes. He made repayment~ ~likewise
18    8,   10|   Hempe and Tow; onely two had Cloathes in~ ~them. So that (to bee
19    9,    3|           covered with so many cloathes as thou canst well endure.
20    9,    3|     and see that~ ~thou layest cloathes enow upon me. Being thus
21    9,    4|       his money, but all the~ ~cloathes on his backe likewise, and