Day, Novell

 1    2,    5| towards him. Now,~ ~because he suspected them two of the watch, or
 2    2,    8|         in this case) the more suspected. In hast and madding~ ~fury,
 3    2,    9|     Sicurano seeing him smile, suspected~ ~least himselfe had (by
 4    3,    1|     not be~ ~by any so much as suspected, our Monastery questioned,
 5    3,    7|       fast shut up, whereby he suspected her to be dead, or else
 6    3,    9|          more to be feared and suspected. Neverthelesse, to avoid
 7    3,    9|    secrecie, as it was never~ ~suspected, nor knowne by any but themselves,
 8    4,    2|       yet neither credited, or suspected:~ ~which proverbe giveth
 9    4,   10|       our house can be no more suspected concerning his being~ ~here,
10    5,    7|  intelligence, or so much as~ ~suspected any treachery against him;
11    6,   10|    Feather, neither seene or~ ~suspected by any one, intending now
12    7,    4|      before was not so much as suspected. Cheta seeing, that faire
13    7,    8|         jealousie, and now hee suspected some treachery indeede,
14    8,    7| perceiving, and grieving to be suspected~ ~without any cause, especially
15    9,    2| ignorant of their~ ~treachery, suspected nothing. Presuming thus
16   10,    9|      guests, but not knowne or suspected by any one; because the