Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|           a quicke alluring eye, fixed and constant, not~ ~wantonly
 2    2,    4|        in Gold, and~ ~others not fixed in any mettall. Having knowledge
 3    2,    7|      rough surging billowes) was fixed fast in the sands,~ ~and
 4    2,    8|       Novell to be~ ~ended, shee fixed her eye upon Madame Eliza,
 5    2,    9|      annointed with honey,~ ~and fixed in the place appointed,
 6    3,    4|          still uppon the Furnace fixed, to keepe ever in memory,~ ~
 7    3,    8|        The Woman having her eyes fixed on the ground, knew not
 8    3,    9|        in~ ~these tender yeares, fixed her affection upon young
 9    4,    5|  affection from him,~ ~and onely fixed his heart on her, so that
10    4,    7| Andreanaes disastrous Fortune;~ ~fixed his eye on Madam Aemilia,
11    4,    8|         as his was most intirely fixed on her. But the case was~ ~
12    5,    1|     manner. No sooner had Chynon fixed his eye upon her, but he
13    6,    7|           all such are, who have fixed their affection resolvedly,
14    8,    7|    desire.~ ~ The yong Lady, who fixed not her eyes on inferiour
15   10,    7|          the love, which she had fixed on a person of such height.
16   10,    9|          parting~ ~from her; she fixed her eyes often on it, and