Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |      related, and because times~ ~heereafter shall not taxe them with
 2    2,    2|            I stand bound for ever heereafter, to confesse that you are
 3    2,    5|         your brother in Law, as~ ~heereafter himselfe shall better acquaint
 4    2,   10|   inclination; I~ ~will endeavour heereafter to give thee better contentment.
 5    2,   10|           to~ ~her in this order. Heereafter, the government of these
 6    3,    3|          unmanly meanes no~ ~more heereafter. With which words, she hung
 7    3,    3|            And though~ ~(perhaps) heereafter, thou canst very hardly
 8    3,    3|         her free license, if ever heereafter you~ ~offer to attempt her
 9    3,    5|           serious moment: observe heereafter, as a signall, when~ ~thou
10    3,    9|         Who shall~ ~tell any Tale heereafter, to carry any hope or expectation
11    4,    2|           envy not, so I wish you heereafter to be~ ~wiser, in taking
12    6,    2|         you halfe my~ ~store, and heereafter thinke of mee as you shall
13    6,    4|        mee no more such~ ~trickes heereafter. Thus Chichibio, by his
14    7,    1|        bee advantageable to you~ ~heereafter, in regard, that if other
15    7,    5|        thy selfe therefore better heereafter, become a~ ~true understanding
16    7,    7| heeretofore, or ever shall have~ ~heereafter, in whom I reposed the like
17    9,    5|         not do,~ ~never repute me heereafter for thy Kinsman and Friend.
18   10,    5|            accounting me for ever heereafter, as his loyall Brother~ ~