Day, Novell

 1    3,    7|         say~ ~he did; what should move you to repulse him so rudely?
 2    4,    1|         marriage, perhaps might~ ~move a further intelligence of
 3    5,    2|        not what occasion~ ~should move her thus to do. Now began
 4    5,    9|         his owne;~ ~yet durst not move the motion for her, because
 5    7,    3|       shee, Doe Godfathers use to move~ ~such questions? Whereto
 6    7,    7|      favour at my hand, no,~ ~nor move me to any affection. But
 7    7,    7|        thus: Wife, why should you move such a question to me? Do
 8    7,    7|          whether I have reason to move~ ~this question, or no.
 9    7,    9|        charge thee, never more to move mee in this matter.~ ~ Lesca,
10    8,    3|    Gracious Ladies) whether I can move you to as hearty~ ~laughter,
11    8,    5| unmannerly behaviour: yet it will move merriment without any~ ~
12    8,    9|           better hope) be bold to move the~ ~motion.~ ~ Well may
13    8,    9|       resolution, but (almost) to move Mountaines out of their
14    8,    9|          beate our braines, and~ ~move all our most endeared friends,
15    9,    1|          onely meanes, namely, to move such a motion to them, as
16    9,    1|           hereafter to see me, or move further suite unto mee,
17   10,    4|      speedily. The occasion why I move this~ ~motion, aymeth at