Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|      hee and his fellowes had~ ~undertaken before; wherein he was not
 2    2,    9|  concerning the attempt by me~ ~undertaken.~ ~ Bernardo saide, Be it
 3    2,    9| plainely perceived, that he had undertaken a very idle enterprise,
 4    3,    1|       to consider, that hee had undertaken a taske belonging to~ ~great
 5    4,    4|         for whose sake I have~ ~undertaken these Armes, and freely
 6    7,    2|         or to effect it being~ ~undertaken: this amorous friend being
 7    7,    8|        manner, as if shee had~ ~undertaken some imposed taske.~ ~ On
 8    7,    9|     adventures, hardly to bee~ ~undertaken by any other Woman: yet
 9    9,    1|         What a businesse have I undertaken? And whither~ ~am I going?
10    9,    1|    affected her dearely, having undertaken such~ ~a straunge imposition,
11    9,    5|      perceiving, that the worke undertaken by~ ~him and his fellowes,
12   10,    3|       not to degenerate, having undertaken so bold and high an enterprise,
13   10,    7|    actions of~ ~Chivalry by him undertaken, he never carried any other