Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|  chargeable to him, he began to grow~ ~extremely melancholly,
 2    1,    6|    begotte~ ~this day? Why do I grow disdainfull against any
 3    2,    5|        named of worth; began to grow proud in his owne~ ~imaginations,
 4    2,    8|      the young Girle beganne to grow~ ~in good liking of her;
 5    2,    8| Germains, the warres began to~ ~grow much more fierce and sharpe,
 6    3,    1|    former perswasion; then they grow so furiously offended, as
 7    3,    1|        when Massetto beganne to grow in~ ~good yeeres, and desired
 8    3,    3|     ungentle~ ~answers, whereon grow words, and words beget actions.
 9    4,    6|         fearing least he should grow suspitious of some other
10    5,    6|         But when they could not grow to any agreement, but doubted~ ~
11    5,   10|      wee have it. For, when wee grow to bee old, our Husbands,~ ~
12    7,    5|     content; yet others~ ~would grow enamored of her, because
13    8,    9|          become acquainted, and grow into familiarity with them
14    8,   10|       great Lady: began also to grow halfe~ ~perswaded, that
15    8,   10|         Palermo, she beganne to grow somewhat~ ~abashed, as halfe
16    9,   10|         Gossip John;~ ~began to grow greatly offended.~ ~ Beast
17   10,    3|       esteemed:~ ~and before it grow contemptible, take it I
18   10,   10|     here about us,~ ~should not grow to such an increase, as
19   10, Song|      But my fresh griefes still grow,~ ~ By sight of such as