Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|        curtained round about, verie artificiall Pictures~ ~beautifying the
 2    2,    9|       manner following. A faire and artificiall Chest he~ ~caused to be
 3    4,    7|             infinite praises of her artificiall spinning; and affirming
 4    4,    9|     dressing it, did divide it into artificiall~ ~small slices, and made
 5    4,   10|      distillation he made such an~ ~artificiall Water, as (after the Patient
 6    6,   10|            perfections of body, and artificiall composure of his Garments;~ ~
 7    6,   10|           formall order, as if some artificiall or cunning~ ~hand had planted
 8    6,   10| Quickesilver, weaving it selfe into artificiall workes, and arriving~ ~in
 9    7,    3|           other goodly Glasses~ ~of artificiall Oyles and Waters: beside
10    8,    1|            that stand most on their artificiall skill.~ ~ Howbeit, to speake
11    8,    7|             of her woman: forged an artificiall and cunning tale,~ ~to give
12    9,    5|             looking like two of our artificiall Roses,~ ~swelling amiably,
13   10,    5|            that was wanting in this artificiall~ ~garden. And having gathered