Day, Novell

 1    2,    4|       weight, that nothing of any value could be expected in~ ~it,
 2    2,    4|           their great worth~ ~and value (being a Merchant, and skil'
 3    2,    9|            a matter of much lesse value then thy head)~ ~against
 4    3,    3|        garments of good price and value. This~ ~man, imagining (
 5    8,    7|       lost~ ~Lover againe, whom I value equal with my owne Life.~ ~
 6    8,   10| bountifull~ ~to him, to above the value of an hundred Crowns, and
 7    8,   10|         briefe) the whole did not value two hundred~ ~Crownes: which
 8    9,    5|         wearing garments of great value, and (according to her quality)
 9    9,    6|         throwne downe being of no value or~ ~moment, cared not for
10   10,    9|     although these are of slender value, yet (in~ ~necessity) they
11   10,    9|     supposed to be of inestimable value,~ ~and two rarely wrought
12   10,    9|    Imperiall Crowne of~ ~infinite value, appearing (by a description
13   10,    9|        like a flaming Torche, the value thereof not~ ~to bee estimated.