Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |   whereon~ ~the sicke person fed, or any thing else used
 2  Ind      |     time, would returne full fed at night home to their houses,~ ~
 3    1,    1|    and night, and afterwards fed me with~ ~her breasts a
 4    1,    6|   you and your Brethren have fed sufficiently, every one~ ~
 5    1,    6|    that he stayed there, and fed upon dry bread,~ ~which
 6    2,    2|  affections. And though shee fed heartily, as occasion~ ~
 7    2,    6|  benefit~ ~of necessity, and fed on the greene hearbes so
 8    2,    6|      this~ ~solitary desart, fed on herbes and roots, drinking
 9    3,    4|   and, to please her Father, fed not so~ ~sparingly, as otherwise
10    4,    2|     preaching and teares, he fed the humours of the~ ~Venetians
11    4,    9|   she had first tasted~ ~it, fed afterward so heartily thereon,
12    5,    3|    company, after they had~ ~fed on some young Kids, and
13    5,    8|      the~ ~onely fuell which fed this furious fire.~ ~ Anastasio
14    5,    9|      not knowing~ ~what they fed on, the Faulcon was all
15    5,    9| could devise to do: you have fed~ ~heartily on her, and I
16    6, Song|  Armes, and with delights~ ~ Fed my poore hopes, as still
17    7,    9|     all the meats whereon he fed. The~ ~other (as Taster)
18    8,    9|      Cup of precious Wine,~ ~fed on a few delicate Comfits,
19    8, Song|         Thy Sacred fires,~ ~ Fed my desires,~ ~ And still
20    9,    3|    and his merry Companions, fed on them~ ~hartely for the