Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|         wantonly gadding, in the joviall youthfulnesse of his time,
 2    2,    6|         honourable dowry.~ ~ The joviall dayes of feasting being
 3    2,   10|     liberally commend his passed joviall daies, and make a promise
 4    3,    1|       without discovery. Our two joviall Nunnes, not a little proud
 5    3,    6|        thou hast declared more~ ~joviall disposition, and demonstrations
 6    3,    9|        Gentlewomen: upon~ ~which Joviall day of generall rejoycing,
 7    4,   10|        which may minister a more joviall kinde of~ ~argument, unto
 8    5,    1|          in the middest of their joviall feasting;~ ~and (seizing
 9    5,    6|         who was~ ~then young and joviall, and could not be pleased
10    7,    7|     because hee saw thee to be~ ~joviall spirited, gracious and affable
11    8,    6| Companion of theirs,~ ~an honest joviall Priest, dwelling not farre
12    8,    7|          to her surmise, in very joviall and comfortable~ ~manner,
13    9,    8|    generall opinion in the whole Joviall Companie, that~ ~whatsoever
14   10,    4|        before~ ~was there such a joviall feast. About the ending
15   10,    4|           with many~ ~moneths of joviall feasting, and as she passed
16   10,    8| disposition, reassume thy former joviall spirit, with comfort and
17   10,    9|        are seldome seene at such joviall meetings: yet (for~ ~my
18   10,   10|           as some say, and our~ ~joviall feasting with good cheare,