Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|      converting to the chaste embraces of the marriage bed, the
 2    2,    5|   infinite sweet kisses and~ ~embraces: whereat (in wonderfull
 3    2,    6|      beside some other sweete embraces, which though it~ ~seemed
 4    2,    7| bestowing infinite kisses and embraces on~ ~her, she supposing
 5    3,    6|   another woman in thy wanton embraces thou hast declared more~ ~
 6    3,    6|       her, bestowing infinite embraces and kisses on~ ~her: which
 7    4,    2|    and thought his kisses and embraces, farre to exceed~ ~any mortall
 8    4,    2|     his sacred kisses, sweete embraces, and most pleasing~ ~speeches
 9    4,   10|   manner betrayed, and to the embraces of a loathed bed,~ ~will
10    5,    4|   infinite kisses and kinde~ ~embraces, as the window gave leave,
11    5,    5|     selfe to~ ~his kisses and embraces, even as instructed thereto
12    5,    7|        with modest kisses and embraces,~ ~the onely ease to poore
13    7,    9|    can admit these kisses and embraces: your private~ ~Lodginges
14    7,    9|        verie kinde and hearty embraces, as lovingly respected and
15    8,    7|     infinite sweet kisses and embraces intermixed; then she began~ ~
16    8,   10|   after many sweet kisses and embraces; departed thence, to~ ~the
17   10,    8|       of Gisippus to abstaine embraces, betaking himselfe to~ ~