Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|     shining every day much more cleare and splendant: I gather
 2    2,    9|      the Countries custome) did cleare him from all~ ~pursuite
 3    3, Song|     cloudes obscure so bright a cleare?~ ~ And why should others
 4    4,    2|        first meeting, and stand cleare from~ ~suspition on either
 5    4,    2|      see no likely-hood of your cleare escaping home,~ ~except
 6    4,    3|         of meane condition, yet cleare in~ ~faith and reputation,
 7    4,    3|         better satisfaction, to cleare her from thus~ ~basely abusing
 8    4,   10| judgement, and (though never so cleare) branded with generall~ ~
 9    4,   10|         with our selves, how to cleare the house~ ~of this dead
10    5,    1|      current was both coole and cleare. Hard by it, upon~ ~the
11    5,    3|       skies appeared bright and cleare: yet durst~ ~hee not nod,
12    5,   10|           escape discovery, and cleare us, albeit wee are as guilty;
13    6,  Ind|      our world began~ ~to looke cleare: when the Queene (being
14    6,    2|       like silver, they were so cleare. Downe~ ~he sate, with all
15    6,    3|        further purgation of her cleare~ ~conscience, but onely
16    6,    5|        evening looking somewhat cleare, they~ ~began to confer
17    6,   10|   whence there issued~ ~forth a cleare running River. And they
18    6,   10|         white bodies, like as a cleare Glasse concealeth a Damask~ ~
19    7,    2|       securer meeting, to stand cleare from all matter of~ ~scandal
20    7,    3|  affoorded, so it might~ ~stand cleare from suspition.~ ~ An especiall
21    7,    9|    Fidelitie in question.~ ~ To cleare which doubt, and for my
22    8,    6|        another, the better~ ~to cleare your beleefe concerning
23    9,   10| affected. And immediatly with a cleare and rare voice, thus~ ~she
24   10,  Ind|      their Glasses in the coole cleare running~ ~current, each
25   10,    2|        fine Manchet,~ ~a goodly cleare Glasse, full of the purest
26   10,    5|         Mountaines, Rivers, and cleare running Springs,~ ~wherewith
27   10,    8|         himselfe, to excuse and cleare the other~ ~of the crime: