Day, Novell

 1    2,    4|     other weapons, they tooke possession of such a place, where none
 2    2,    4|       it their owne~ ~by full possession, all the men they threw
 3    2,    6|       Charles, and the~ ~sole possession of the Iland confirmed to
 4    2,    7|  pleading the title of a sole possession, without~ ~any partner or
 5    2,    7| therefore gave~ ~him the full possession of his prize, no right at
 6    2,    7|       or promise~ ~him in the possession of her, who was so farre
 7    3,    7|      sometime he held in free possession, and~ ~making him as a stranger
 8    3,    7|      better assurance getting possession of her, as knowing him~ ~
 9    3,    9|       gave the Countesse free possession of her husbands pleasures,~ ~
10    4,    3|       had her now in his free possession, without any perill of~ ~
11    4,    4|   slaine by them that had the possession of her,~ ~he likewise slew
12    5,    1|        because he would plead possession of the prey,~ ~which Fortune (
13    5,    1|       the first, for absolute possession of our divine~ ~Mistresses.
14    8,    7|     till better thoughts wone possession of her soule. And the Sunne
15    8,   10|     which hath~ ~won the sole possession of my heart, onely in regard
16    9,    1|     her love, and~ ~gaine the possession of her person, if you will
17   10,    4|   happily wonne into his owne possession. Yet honestly not~ ~onely
18   10,    6|   that such as get into their possession in~ ~this manner (whatsoever
19   10, Song|       thorow ignorance)~ ~the possession may be imposed on your selfe,