Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|      money, Saint Julian and thou shift for~ ~thy lodging. Afterward,
 2    2,    3|           bring~ ~you, and making shift there with a slender Pallet-bed,
 3    2,    4|        such as could swimme, made shift to save their lives~ ~by
 4    2,    4|           quite contrary, he made shift~ ~for himselfe till day
 5    2,    5|           manner to Andrea, said. Shift for thy selfe (good~ ~man)
 6    2,    5|         left Andrea in the pit to shift for~ ~himselfe, running
 7    5,    3|  surprized Pedro, desiring now to shift for~ ~their owne safetie,
 8    5,    3| immagining that she had made some shift for her selfe, answered~ ~
 9    5,    7|     necessity~ ~enforceth to make shift with the meanest. The storme
10    5,   10|  requisite for him in so urgent a shift: it~ ~was his hap (or ill
11    6,   10|     having heard~ ~what a cunning shift he found, to come off cleanly,
12    8,    4|         nights,~ ~I can make hard shift. Why Sir (quoth she) the