Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|    falne to the bottome, and~ ~doubtlesse there his life had perished.
 2    2,    7|     his sences together, that (doubtlesse) he had seene her before,
 3    2,    7|      it was the will of heaven doubtlesse (in pitty~ ~and compassion
 4    3,    3|       you~ ~my ghostly Father, doubtlesse I had done some wicked deede.~ ~
 5    3,    7|        of Constantinople, and (doubtlesse) am~ ~conducted hither by
 6    4,    1|      wordes thus spoken,~ ~but doubtlesse on some important occasion:
 7    4,    8|      out of his body,~ ~where (doubtlesse) it was planted by divine
 8    5,    2|       the King thus~ ~replyed. Doubtlesse, if such an act were possible
 9    5,   10|         something to eate, for doubtlesse, this young man and thy
10    7,    2|       this~ ~order before now, doubtlesse, hee saw when you entred
11    7,    8|      he disclosed to you, hath doubtlesse (in the same manner)~ ~happened
12    7,   10|        this kind of shrift (as doubtlesse he was,~ ~though his Gossip
13    9,   10|    such worthy arguments, wil (doubtlesse) give an~ ~addition to our
14   10,    7| soveraigne mercy in~ ~you, and doubtlesse it will cause my speedy