Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|    way to yeeld you the least discontentment.~ ~ Heere wanted but a Priest
 2    2,    5|       home, to my no little~ ~discontentment: yet you shall find Brother,
 3    2,    7|   more milde and affable, for discontentment did not a jot quaile~ ~her.~ ~
 4    3,    3|    sufficient to~ ~declare my discontentment: I called her backe againe,
 5    4,   10| occasioned the other Womans~ ~discontentment. In such unequall choyses,
 6    4,   10|     againe. I have heard your discontentment for the said Water, and~ ~
 7    5,    1|        labouring to have such discontentment appeased,~ ~endangering
 8    6,  Ind| Tindaro were at some words of discontentment, but~ ~what was the occasion
 9    8,    7|         Reniero swelling with discontentment, yet wisely clouding it
10    8,    8|       without any variance or discontentment. And thence forward, each
11    9,    6|   spake to his own companyon. Discontentment growing betweene them,~ ~
12   10,    2|     as savoured of the Abbots discontentment,~ ~and came from him in
13   10,    3|       regard of his pretended discontentment)~ ~with many circumstantial
14   10,   10|    the Lady shewed no other~ ~discontentment in any kinde, then formerly
15   10,   10|  speeches, which drawing no~ ~discontentment from thee, either in lookes,