Day, Novell

 1    1,    7|          delighted to be decently cloathed, and to~ ~have their dyet
 2    2,    3|          journeying thence, being cloathed in white, accompanied with~ ~
 3    2,    3|           caused the~ ~Princesse (cloathed in most rich and royall
 4    2,    4|          Merchants that had newly cloathed~ ~him; living richly upon
 5    2,    7|     garments which the~ ~Lady was cloathed withall, he reputed her
 6    3,    8| sorrowfull for him.~ ~ The Abbot (cloathed as he was) laide him in
 7    3,    8|           wearing garments,~ ~and cloathed him in the habite of a Monke,
 8    5,    6|     honours: he caused them to be cloathed in royall~ ~garments, and
 9    6,   10|        owne contentment, and were cloathed with~ ~their garments, as
10    7,    3| fore-named Saints, who went wel~ ~cloathed, though they had not three
11    7,    3|      quickely,~ ~and when you are cloathed, take your little God-son
12    7,    5|        his Chaplaine, that he was cloathed in his Cowle, with a~ ~large
13    8,    9|   knowledge thereto obtained: yet cloathed in Scarlet, with his~ ~Miniver
14    8,    9|          there, any of us al were cloathed in~ ~such simple and meane
15    8,    9|     shagged haire, wherwith being cloathed, he seemed like a strange~ ~
16    8,   10|           slaves~ ~returned; they cloathed themselves, and had a Banquet
17    9,    1|        Scannadio of his garments, cloathed himselfe with them, and
18    9,    1|           againe (although he was cloathed in~ ~Scannadioes Garments,
19   10,    9|     Saladine commanding him to be cloathed in Royall garments, and~ ~
20   10,   10|   garments, smocke and all, and~ ~cloathed her with those Robes of