Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         us to be~ ~deprived of a Womans best judgement) that wee
 2    2,    4|         either to recompence the womans great paines and kindnesse~ ~
 3    2,    5|   Andreas purse, upon the olde~ ~womans comming backe to her (having
 4    2,    9|        the receptacle of all the womans wealth; would trust it in
 5    3,    3|    understand it, neither by any womans close~ ~conveyed message,
 6    4,    8| compassion. Then taking the yong womans body, and ordering it as
 7    4,   10|        that occasioned the other Womans~ ~discontentment. In such
 8    4,   10|     seeming compassionate of the womans~ ~disaster) are usually
 9    5,    8|          make good use~ ~of this womans tormenting, so justly imposed
10    5,   10|          must bee our distressed womans Counsellour, and having
11    5,   10|       some savage monster in a~ ~womans shape? Hath shee not made
12    7,    2|       Lazaro) I am that~ ~honest Womans Husband, for lacke of a
13    7,    6|         every one applauding the Womans wisedome, and that~ ~she
14    7,    6|       offered to enter,~ ~with a womans courage I resisted him,
15    7,    9|          tippe thy tongue with a Womans~ ~eloquence, to effect what
16    8,    7|         sufficiently payde for a womans~ ~falshood, and wisemen
17    8,    7|        comparable with any other womans whatsoever) I am not so~ ~
18    9,    7| Pamphilus his Novel, wherein the womans ready~ ~wit, at a time of