Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         were any way else to be~ ~imployed; but to give the sicke person
 2  Ind      |          for death every houre,~ ~imployed all their paines, not in
 3    1,    6|       bestowed on him, was as ill imployed and utterly~ ~lost, as if
 4    2,    8|       horsekeeper, wherein he had imployed the most part of his time.~ ~
 5    4,    2|     fellow and companion, perhaps imployed in as devout an~ ~exercise,
 6    5,    2|     Archers,~ ~then any other men imployed in your war And therefore,
 7    7,    5|        houses all the Weeke long, imployed in nothing but~ ~domesticke
 8    7,   10|         remaining more to be thus imployed: taking the Crowne from~ ~
 9    7,   10|        much contentment, all were imployed,~ ~till Supper drew neere.
10    8,    9|           wherein such men as are imployed in necessary~ ~nightservices,
11    8,    9|        Cimillari, and afterward~ ~imployed it for manuring Husbandmens
12    8,   10|       usually called Salabetto,~ ~imployed as Factor for his Maister,
13    9,    3|            other things shall bee imployed beside, you may deliver
14   10,    5|           An olde woman, whom hee imployed for his~ ~continual messenger
15   10,    5| perceiving it to be so~ ~worthily imployed, I am well contented that