Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |   escape; but many among them~ ~becomming sicke, and making a generall
 2    3,    6|     report whereof,~ ~Ricciardo becomming likewise a widdower, and
 3    3,    7|    quite laid aside, and those (becomming so generall a~ ~joy) put
 4    3,    8|     hope of thy conversion; and becomming a new man, hating to be~ ~
 5    4,    2|       with very great devotion, becomming much~ ~more Catholike then
 6    4,    5|    their common profession, who becomming very rich by the death of
 7    5,    5|      happy was the houre of his becomming her Father, and~ ~carrying
 8    6,    8|      indeed) so bad, and hardly becomming any sensible body, that
 9   10,    2|    vertuous deed well done, and becomming a King. But what will we~ ~
10   10,    6|    Beleeve me Sir, it is no act becomming a~ ~magnanimious King; but
11   10,    8|      testifie) with~ ~the words becomming wedlocke, and the Ring also
12   10,    9| Saladine had heard these Words; becomming assured in~ ~that which (