Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|      you will all be~ ~meerely drowned in pottage. Although the
 2    1,    7|   lower Regions, where men are drowned~ ~in the mud of all abhominable
 3    2,    6|  wonted offices in her~ ~body, drowned in teares, and wringing
 4    2,    7|  supposed (long~ ~since) to be drowned in the Sea: and offering
 5    2,    7|        all Egypt, that she was drowned in~ ~the Sea. I would it
 6    2,    7|       generally reported to be drowned, is~ ~arrived at Baffa,
 7    3,    4| whereby the mysterie might bee drowned in oblivion, and prosecuted~ ~
 8    3, Song|        in joy,~ ~ And no heart drowned in annoy,~ ~ Like mine poore
 9    4,    3|    consumed by fire, but to be drowned,~ ~according to a custome
10    4,    7|   instantly apprehended,~ ~and drowned in her teares, they led
11    4,   10|   before her~ ~Mistresse, and (drowned in her teares) most earnestly
12    5,    2|   Barke with~ ~Martuccio, were drowned in the Sea, and not a man
13    5,    2|      her desire) must needs be drowned.~ ~ In this determination,
14    7,    4|         thought verily she had drowned her selfe~ ~indeede. Whereupon,
15   10,    9| brothers and friends. Still~ ~(drowned in teares) she returned