Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |     most entred into yeares, exceeded not eight and twenty; and
 2    2,    8|       vertues) that her love exceeded all capacity of governement.
 3    3,    5|   merciful qualification, is exceeded all my hope, but not the~ ~
 4    4,    1|      advanced to riches, and exceeded the other in wealth.~ ~
 5    4,    3|       three Daughters, which exceeded his Sonnes in yeeres. Two
 6    4,    3|     two Brothers, whose pass exceeded their best means for~ ~support,
 7    4,    5|      enterment on it, but it exceeded the compasse of her~ ~ability.
 8    4,    8|   greefe was so great, as it exceeded~ ~all capacity of expression.
 9    5,    1|     called~ ~Aristippus, and exceeded all other of the Country
10    5,    3|      that their number farre exceeded the other: they~ ~followed
11    7,    9|     as~ ~women can hardly be exceeded in dissimulation: so, shee
12   10,    4| vertue of liberallity) had~ ~exceeded Alphonso, King of Spain,
13   10,    8|      betweene themselves, as exceeded all~ ~possibility of denyall,
14   10,    9|      lesse now, but rather~ ~exceeded in marvaile, considering
15   10,    9|     that his welcome had not exceeded in more bountifull~ ~manner.