Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|         his~ ~Uncles losses, and seating them againe in good estate.~ ~ ~ ~
 2    2,   10|         chearfull manner setled, seating her selfe higher then she
 3    5,    8| directing the guests so in their seating, that the~ ~yong Gentlewoman
 4    5,   10|         say in~ ~this distresse. Seating himselfe directly before
 5    6,  Ind|       and~ ~odoriferous flowers, seating themselves at the Tables (
 6    6,  Ind|     generally summoned them, and seating themselves (as they were
 7    6,  Ind|           undertooke to doe, and seating her selfe in formall fashion,
 8    6,    2|        most, either~ ~Nature, in seating a Noble soule in a vile
 9    7,    9|      reason why~ ~they do so.~ ~ Seating her selfe by him, as if
10    7,    9| conducted her~ ~into the Garden, seating her in a faire floury Grasse-plot,
11    8,    7|       and~ ~weeping incessantly, seating her selfe so well as shee
12    8,    8|          in friendshippe? Zeppa, seating her downe on the~ ~Chest,
13    8,    9|      Angell helpe to defend mee. Seating himselfe so~ ~well as he