Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       would admit none of those exercises, because they are too~ ~
 2    1,    7| desiring none but~ ~commendable exercises in Court, and sharpely reprooving (
 3    1,    9|   naturally appertaine to~ ~the exercises of Love, are bereft and
 4    2,   10|         the observation of holy exercises.~ ~ By that which hath bin
 5    3,    6|         and all such like noble exercises, as he was wont to~ ~doe
 6    4,    9|       Tournaments, or any other exercises of Armes, going~ ~commonly
 7    4,   10|          and the rest fell to~ ~exercises, fitting their owne fancies,
 8    5,   10|        falling to such severall exercises as themselves best~ ~fancyed.~ ~
 9    5, Song|    spent in other delightfull~ ~exercises, and a fitting houre for
10    6,    9|   Tourneyes, and other Martiall exercises, but they~ ~were reserved
11    7,  Ind|       the rest from their other exercises, it seemed to be~ ~more
12    7,    9|      kinds of game, as singular exercises to maintaine~ ~his health.~ ~
13    8,    7| numberlesse times, finding such exercises~ ~as he could best devise,
14    8,   10|       all risen, fell to such~ ~exercises as they pleased. The Ladies
15   10,    7|      exaltation, with the noble exercises of Tilt and Turney; his