Day, Novell

 1    3,    9|     dayes, after so~ ~long and wearisome a journey.~ ~ Upon the day
 2    5,    1|   fortune, and now againe by~ ~wearisome imprisonment, it seemeth
 3    7,    5|      to outrun the rest of her wearisome dayes, except the frensie~ ~
 4    7,   10|    though it was tedious and~ ~wearisome to him, yet hoping to finde
 5    7, Song|       THE WHOLE COMPANY~ ~ ~ ~ Wearisome is my life to me,~ ~ Because
 6    7, Song| content, to be thus painde.~ ~ Wearisome is my life to me, etc,~ ~ ~ ~
 7    7, Song|        thinke I ever shall.~ ~ Wearisome is my life to me, etc.~ ~ ~ ~
 8    7, Song|    despisde in every place?~ ~ Wearisome is my life to me, etc.~ ~ ~ ~
 9    7, Song|       see that joyfull day.~ ~ Wearisome is my life to me,~ ~ Because
10    8,    4|    Church, he never ceased his wearisome solicitings. Whereat~ ~she
11    8,    4|     Ciutazza: Which was such a wearisome life~ ~to him, that he became (
12    8,    7|       ending of my loathed and wearisome life, for I desire it beyond~ ~