Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|        sighes intermedled with inward sobbings, breathed~ ~foorth
 2    2,    8| countenance, and (perhaps) her inward disposition may~ ~proove
 3    3,    7|      their outward habits, the inward affliction of their~ ~hearts,
 4    4,    8|   other opinion, but that some inward conceyte of greefe had~ ~
 5    5,    6|        within himselfe: If the inward endowments of the mind,
 6    5,    8|       observed all with a more inward apprehension, knowing~ ~
 7    7,    9|       as a mitigation, to some inward afflictions which~ ~she
 8    8,    8|    outward demonstrations, and inward mutuall~ ~affection, as
 9    8,    8|     thus answered.~ ~ Wife, if inward contrition be answerable
10    9,    3|    thou hast~ ~some daungerous inward impediment, because thou
11    9,    5|      could not~ ~dissemble her inward impatience, but starting
12   10,    4|   increasing the motion: his~ ~inward soule assured him, that
13   10,   10|     heart throbbed,~ ~with the inward affection of a Mother) without