Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |      misfortunes, with lewd and dishonest songs: so that~ ~we can
 2  Ind      |        made in things honest or dishonest; onely appetite~ ~will be
 3    1,    1| Tavernes,~ ~and other places of dishonest accesse, which were continually
 4    1,    1|       actions of men to be so~ ~dishonest? No care of keeping Gods
 5    2,    2|       and having sent for his~ ~dishonest Servant, he dispatched him (
 6    2,    3|      would convert to foule and dishonest action, shrunke modestly~ ~
 7    2,    3|        unstained life, lewd and dishonest desires might make me to~ ~
 8    2,    9|     canst winne her to any such dishonest act, by any meanes~ ~whatsoever
 9    3,    3|      you so strangely? Heare me dishonest wretch answered the Frier,
10    5,    1| Authority: onely it would seeme dishonest in him, by giving~ ~such
11    6,    2|       send thee with any such~ ~dishonest message, nor had the reason
12    6,    3|      Factor or Broker,~ ~for so dishonest a businesse, to the Brother
13    6,   10|    women) from medling with any dishonest action; it is lawfull for~ ~
14    7,    8|       they shall understand thy dishonest behaviour. Then will I bring~ ~
15   10,    5|  friends; so wil I then lay his dishonest suite open to the world,
16   10,    8|        it might seeme to thee a dishonest case, and~ ~therefore kept
17   10,    8|       plainly tell~ ~thee, that dishonest courses (in the league of
18   10,    8|       selfe, not respecting the dishonest murmurings of base~ ~minded