Day, Novell

 1    1,    5|      concluded: but with a few milde and~ ~gentle speeches, they
 2    2,    6|        he might finde out some milde course~ ~for the satisfaction
 3    2,    7|       kindely comfort her with milde, modest, and manly perswasions,
 4    2,    7| extremities, she~ ~became more milde and affable, for discontentment
 5    2,    9|    very young, quicke, quaint, milde, and courteous,~ ~and not
 6    3,  Ind|       and Gentlemen.~ ~ With a milde, majesticke, and gentle
 7    3,    5|     let all these moove you to milde mercy, and spill~ ~not life,
 8    3,    6|    minde, used~ ~all manly and milde perswasions, which possibly
 9    4,    8|      began to speake in a more milde and gentle straine, entreating
10    5,    8|         it being~ ~then a very milde and serrene season, and
11    5,    8|     enjoyned, looking yet with milde commisseration on the poore~ ~
12    7, Song|         etc.~ ~ ~ ~ Me thinkes milde favour whispers in mine
13    8,    7|       none of them, on whome~ ~milde and gracious mercy should
14    8,    9| Buffalmaco shape his course in milde manner, toward Santa~ ~Maria
15   10,  Ind|     and then walked into the~ ~milde shades about the Garden,
16   10,   10|     speaker, thus he began.~ ~ Milde and modest Ladies, for ought