Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     dwellers there are rare, in comparison of them in our City. And~ ~
 2    1,    5|    Honour; even so his wife, in comparison of~ ~all other Ladies, was
 3    2,    2|      his fortune to exceede all comparison,~ ~he did her most humble
 4    2,    7|      her beautie to exceede all comparison, he was afflicted beyond~ ~
 5    2,    8|      constancie beyond common~ ~comparison, acquainted her Lord with
 6    2,    9|      and diligence beyond~ ~all comparison.~ ~ It came to passe within
 7    4,    2|         to exceed~ ~any mortall comparison.~ ~ After they had spent
 8    4,    3|       pleasing~ ~him beyond all comparison: he laboured (by painfull
 9    5,    9|         easie to be indured, in comparison of~ ~her present malicious
10    6,    5|   Terrier~ ~or Beagle, as if no comparison (almost) could bee made
11    6,    9|       worse then dead men, in~ ~comparison of him, and other men equall
12    6,   10|     Valley of Ladies beyond all comparison.~ ~ At the Palace they arrived
13    7,   10|        lustfull knavery, in the comparison of kinred by him moved,
14    8,    4|      will be~ ~surprized. Which comparison, I may full well allude
15    8,    7|    account his~ ~fortune beyond comparison, that was the sole master
16    8,    9|    expresse, or~ ~(indeede) any comparison: as namely, store of goodly
17    9,    1|       pleasing her beyond all~ ~comparison, and applauding her good
18   10,    1|       answered. Sir, I made the comparison, because, like as you give,
19   10,    3|          Gentleman, rich beyond comparison, and named Nathan. He having
20   10,    6| commended~ ~it beyond all other comparison, and the Tables being placed