Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     dead) out of their houses, laying~ ~them before their doores,
 2    2,    1|       counterfeit~ ~manner. So laying hands uppon him, they threw
 3    2,    3|        a favour.~ ~ The Abbot, laying his arme over the others
 4    2,    3|   tooke Alessandroes hand, and laying~ ~it thereon, saide; Alessandro,
 5    2,    7| whereat themselves had entred, laying her~ ~in a Princely litter;
 6    3,    8|        one~ ~of the house; and laying him m a bundle of straw,
 7    3,    8|      of Bologna, conveying and laying him in the same vault under
 8    4,    1|          fast in her hand, and laying it so neere to her owne
 9    4,    2|      Mistresses Chamber, where laying aside his~ ~Friars habite,
10    4,    6| afterward couched downe by me, laying his head~ ~mildely in my
11    4,    6|      felt, instantly I awaked. Laying then my hand upon my~ ~side,
12    4,    8|        her in the~ ~darke, and laying his hand gently on her brest,
13    5,    1|     Tables, and each of them~ ~laying hold of his Mistris, delivered
14    5,   10|       lovingly kissed him, and laying the cloth,~ ~set on the
15    6,    3|       they were come to~ ~her, laying his hand uppon her shoulder,
16    7,    7|      score~ ~good bastinadoes, laying them on soundly, both on
17    8,    5|      it may be easily done.~ ~ Laying their heads together, plotting
18    9,    8|      and his cloke also; when, laying~ ~many violent blowes on
19   10,    8|      comfortlesse night,~ ~and laying himselfe downe on the hard
20   10,    8|        way to death, without~ ~laying any violent hand on himselfe;