Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |  touched~ ~therewith, manifest signes of inevitable death followed
 2  Ind      |    three dayes after the saide signes were seene; some sooner,
 3    2,    7|        greater,~ ~labouring by signes and gestures, to give him
 4    2,    7|     such place, where manifest signes~ ~might yeeld hope of regaining
 5    2,    7|        by lookes~ ~and outward signes onely; and the more they
 6    2,    7|        them, but by shewes and signes.~ ~ This benefite of familiar
 7    2,    8|       Gianetta; for~ ~manifest signes have made it knowne to me,
 8    2,    8|       time)~ ~to shew apparant signes of well-forwarded amendment,
 9    3,    1|   description of him. Making~ ~signes before him, as if he were
10    3,    1|       to fell divers Trees, by signes he~ ~bad him to the two
11    3,    1|        had questioned him~ ~by signes, concerning his willingnesse
12    3,    1|      him, she commanded him by signes that he should~ ~follow
13    3,    1|        Abbesse her selfe: what signes, shews, or what~ ~language
14    3,    4|   shalt perceive many apparant signes, that the~ ~stone is still
15    4,    8|       so little, that manifest signes~ ~declared the contrary.
16    5,    3|     and all these are apparant signes,~ ~that future comforts
17    5, Song| senselesse shapes, and no true signes of living.~ ~ ~ ~ Eyes,
18    7,    3|     beholding his Father, made signes of comming to him,~ ~rejoycing
19   10,    7|       was observed by apparant signes, that the violence of her