Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|     effectuall kinde of liking~ ~towardes thee, as never did Woman
 2    2,    7|     keener edge on his affection towardes her,~ ~yet not to enjoy
 3    2,    7| remaining Conquerour, marched on towardes~ ~Lajazzo, every one yeelding
 4    4,    6|      they went on along with it, towardes his~ ~dwelling house.~ ~
 5    4,    7|     least colour of ill carriage towardes~ ~Pasquino; according as
 6    5,    9|        changed her former hatred towardes him, accepting him as her
 7    7,    2|       much addicted in affection towardes her: and by~ ~his often
 8    7,    7|   spirited, gracious and affable towardes all men; therefore hee~ ~
 9    7,    9|         doubt of her intire love towardes~ ~him, but sent her assurance
10    8,    7|       all hast with the garments towardes the Tower.~ ~ Upon this
11   10,    9|         seeing such men making~ ~towardes him, presently imagined,
12   10,    9|          least part of courtesie towardes them, and greatly doubted (