Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |          having any knowledge in Physicke, became Physitians:~ ~so
 2  Ind      |        that there was no~ ~other physicke more certaine, for a disease
 3  Ind      |       that there was no~ ~better physicke against the pestilence,
 4  Ind      |          any way with foode or~ ~physicke, all of them died, few or
 5  Ind      |        without any assistance of physicke, or helpe of servants; and
 6    2,    8|         either in Physicion or~ ~physicke, but in the mercy of your
 7    3,    4|          plyant enough, to gaine physicke for her~ ~owne griefe, as
 8    3,    8|      onely one, being a kinde of physicke (beyond all other) to cure~ ~
 9    3,    9|          any further triall~ ~of Physicke or Chirurgery. Whereto faire
10    3,    9|         for my profession is not Physicke, neither do I~ ~undertake
11    3,    9|     Juliet began to minister her Physicke, and within fewer~ ~dayes
12    5,    4|      rest, when~ ~neither Art or Physicke can do it.~ ~ Is it even
13    8,    7| accidents hapning in her time of Physicke, utterly unavoydable in
14    8,    9|         an ydle-headed Doctor of Physicke, was throwne by~ ~Bruno
15    8,    9|           and styled a Doctor of Physicke, which title hee onely~ ~
16    8,    9|        beside I am a Doctor of~ ~Physicke, of which profession (being
17    8,    9|       thou~ ~wilt, my paines and Physicke shall be freely thine, without
18    8,    9|       you were verie singular in Physicke onely: but it~ ~seemeth,
19    9,    3|          with childe. And having Physicke ministred to~ ~him for the
20   10,    2|          now he is, he studyed~ ~Physicke, and he commanded me to