Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |           Neiphila; and the last we terme (not without occasion) Elissa,
 2    1,    1|         Master Chappelet)~ ~doe not terme it a small fault, because
 3    2,    7|             husband, and he~ ~would terme her his Wife, and so hee
 4    2,    7|       Fortunes tennis ball, and the terme of her many~ ~miseries drawing
 5    3,    3| mollestation.~ ~ Your friend cannot terme him, but (questionlesse)
 6    3,    8|           folly withall; I may well terme my selfe to be a widow,
 7    4,    2|             them you best please to terme him, closing his spangled
 8    5,    7|            women (in these parts)~ ~terme the Rose. Upon the sight
 9    5,   10|           know not whether I should terme it a vice accidentall, and
10    8,    7|          not long since, thou didst terme me: whose life may~ ~hereafter
11   10,    3|            which thou canst not yet terme to be good or bad: because
12   10,    9|          this courtesie (seeing you terme it so) which you receive~ ~