Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|          sinne of Gluttony? When (sighing againe greatly) hee~ ~answered:
 2    2,    5|        and kissed him many times, sighing and~ ~weeping as she did
 3    2,    7|           wringing her hands, and sighing~ ~incessantly, she recounted
 4    2,    9|         had moved all the rest to sighing; the Queene, who was faire,
 5    4,    5|      carried it alwaies with her, sighing and breathing~ ~foorth sad
 6    4,    7| transgression.~ ~ Poore Simonida, sighing and sorrowing for her deere
 7    4,   10|           sicke~ ~our hearts with sighing: yea (Gracious Ladies) I
 8    4, Song|        Happy shall I account this sighing Song,~ ~ If some (beside
 9    5,    1|           who as yet sate sadly~ ~sighing; he consulted with his companions,
10    5,    3|          but sate still greeving, sighing, and mourning, desparing
11    5,    3|         could not refraine from~ ~sighing and weeping, to be thus
12    7,    2|           Many times, sitting and sighing to my selfe: Lord, thinke
13    8,    6|            apparantly saw, that~ ~sighing and sorrow did nothing availe
14    8,    7|          a little vaine hope, yet sighing and~ ~weeping incessantly,
15    8,    9|          myred from head to foot, sighing and sorrowing~ ~extraordinarily,
16    8,   10|        armes about his necke, and sighing as if~ ~her heart would