Day, Novell

 1    8,    7|       naked~ ~on the top of a Tower, the space of a whole day,
 2    8,    7|     by the Rivers side a smal Tower or Turret~ ~uninhabited;
 3    8,    7|       on the top of the saide Tower, to looke all~ ~about for
 4    8,    7|      on towards~ ~the ancient Tower, standing hard by the river
 5    8,    7|       returned with it to the Tower. The~ ~Scholler, who at
 6    8,    7|   grew very thick about the~ ~Tower, saw both hir going and
 7    8,    7|  steps, hee went into the old Tower, and tooke~ ~away the Ladder,
 8    8,    7|       him to come~ ~neere the Tower, because she desired to
 9    8,    7|      the way to~ ~ascend that Tower, and in thy descending downe (
10    8,    7|      free me from this fatall Tower: I do heere~ ~faithfully
11    8,    7|     descend downe from this~ ~Tower, if it may stand with your
12    8,    7|    Reniero departing from the Tower, commanded~ ~his servant,
13    8,    7| Helena remaining still on the Tower,~ ~began to comfort her
14    8,    7|     me all day~ ~long on this Tower, yea, meerly broyled my
15    8,    7|     the garments towardes the Tower.~ ~ Upon this fatall and
16    8,    7|       them in Woods about the Tower, and,~ ~notwithstanding
17    8,    7|    mourneth so aloft on~ ~the Tower? Full well she knew the
18    8,    7|    shee was~ ~entred into the Tower, could not refrain from
19    8,    7| apparance of hir being in the Tower, perswading~ ~the poore