Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       would be a~ ~sufficient resistance against all hurtfull accidents.
 2    2,    2|       a Bulwarke of no strong resistance, and wrought strangely upon~ ~
 3    2,    3|       perceiving there was no resistance to be made against~ ~it,
 4    2,    7| descended downe, made stout~ ~resistance against all other followers,
 5    3,    7|      first sleep, without any resistance made~ ~in their defence.
 6    4,    1|   exceeding all capacity of~ ~resistance, induced a second motive
 7    4,    6|    without any power in me of resistance, and putting her mouth~ ~
 8    8,    1|       Love beeing above all~ ~resistance) in equity meriteth pardon,
 9    8,    4|  could stand upon such long~ ~resistance, considering, it never so
10    8,    7|     to Judge, or to say, what resistance~ ~flesh and blood could
11    9,    5|   dead, nor daring to use any resistance against her; but fell~ ~
12    9,    9|      blowes, and that all her resistance served to no~ ~end: then
13   10,    9|      never so resolutely make resistance, yet~ ~thou canst not be