Day, Novell

 1    2,    1|        next his hand, then his arme, and so (by degrees) the
 2    2,    3|          The Abbot, laying his arme over the others body, began
 3    2,    7|       Leading her along by the arme towards the Garden, attended
 4    2,    8|     the Gentleman still by the arme, the Physicion~ ~caused
 5    2,    9|  holding Genevra fast by the~ ~arme, he saide; Mistresse, quickly
 6    5,    4|    closed in hers, and she one arme folded about his body, and~ ~
 7    6,   10|       I had past Saint Georges Arme, into Truffia,~ ~and then
 8    7,    8|   taking his~ ~Sword under his arme, went downe to the doore,
 9    7,    9|     gently taking~ ~her by one arme, and Pyrrhus by the other,
10   10,    2|    faire white~ ~Napkin on his arme, and in it two slices or
11   10,    4|       taking the Infant in his arme, and leading the Lady~ ~
12   10,    6| Frying-pan, and under the same arme a small Faggot of woodde,