Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |   thought their health should be safely warranted.~ ~ Some there
 2    2,    4|        small~ ~Island, and there safely sheltred it selfe. Into
 3    2,    5| appointing~ ~him to enter there. Safely enough he went in, but chanced
 4    2,    7|        my women) brought and set safely on~ ~the shore.~ ~ No sooner
 5    2,    9|     Chest againe, and brought it safely~ ~into her owne house; where
 6    3,    1|  intention of theirs might bee~ ~safely brought to full effect:
 7    3,    7|     busines, to have your Father safely delivered, which I hope
 8    3,    8|     benefit so strictly, you may safely presume to command me. You
 9    4,    2|          behold me: so may~ ~you safely give him entertainment,
10    4,    2|     meanes, whereby Albert might safely be conveyed into the Monastery,~ ~
11    4,    2|      poore abiding, then can I~ ~safely (afterward) bring you where
12    4,    3|       ease to ours,~ ~and we may safely injoy the benefit of contentment.
13    4,    5|            knowledge, they might safely breake off this their stolne
14    4,    7|       that they~ ~might the more safely converse together, without
15    5,    1|         and so to continue there safely with~ ~Iphigenia. But Fortune,
16    5,   10|      City, to whom thou mightest safely open~ ~thy minde, and knowes
17    7,    1|       towards Florence, he might safely~ ~come, it being an assured
18    7,    5|          of mine,~ ~whom you may safely acquaint with your minde,
19    7,    6|    together, for I will see thee safely secured~ ~lience, afterward,
20    7,    8|          as meaning to keepe her safely~ ~inclosed, and out of the
21    8,    4|       How, when and where we may safely meete together.~ ~Worthy
22    8,    7|      them to performe for~ ~you. Safely you may speake unto them,
23    8,   10|         stored uppe in them, doe safely locke them up there with
24   10,    9|       but that his letters, were safely come~ ~to the hands of his
25   10,    9|     businesse. Afterward, having safely secured the bedde, and~ ~
26   10,   10|         what now~ ~had happened: safely laid up the garments, whereof