Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|   likewise. But~ ~teares and lamentations are now helpelesse, because
 2    2,    7|      her wonted~ ~teares and lamentations: but the two Lovers came
 3    4,    5|   she made infinite~ ~wofull lamentations, earnestly entreating to
 4    5,    1|   continuing in these wofull lamentations, and the Mariners~ ~labouring
 5    5,    7|   window, heard~ ~the wofull lamentations of Pedro in his passage
 6    7,    1|    Song of Saint Alexis; the Lamentations of Saint Bernard, the Hymne~ ~
 7    8,    7|    delude her: in teares and lamentations, she intreated him to come~ ~
 8    8,    7|     to~ ~weepe and make such lamentations; found a fierce conflict
 9    8,    7|   Ladies greevous moanes and lamentations. Wherefore, he cryed~ ~out
10    8,    7|      the Ladyes continuall~ ~lamentations. The good wife, led the
11    8,   10| forth such sighes and wofull lamentations, as no~ ~Woman could possibly
12   10,    9|  sorrow, with the continuall lamentations of his Wife, who~ ~(within