Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|      that Antiochus fell into a deadly sickenesse, to whom came
 2    2,    8| embracements before, but now as deadly I hate and despise them;~ ~
 3    3,    8|         to entrance them with a deadly sleepe, and deprive them~ ~
 4    4,    3|         prevayled with~ ~her. A deadly water was distilled by her,
 5    4,    3|         there were, who bearing deadly hatred~ ~to Hugnetto, incensed
 6    4,    7|       every leafe thereof to be deadly~ ~in taste. None being so
 7    4,    9|         became~ ~converted into deadly hatred: which yet he very
 8    5,    3|        man~ ~is a friend to our deadly enemies, how can wee then
 9    5,    5|         hopefull expectation; a deadly hatred grew suddenly~ ~betweene
10    5,    8|   learne likewise to shun, as a deadly evill; I purpose~ ~to make
11    5,    8|         must pursue her as my~ ~deadly enemy, not like a woman
12    6,    7|   prosecute the rigour of~ ~the deadly Edict, which he held lawfull
13   10,    2|        covetous then women, and deadly enemies to~ ~all liberality?