Day, Novell

 1    3,    1|      that I confesse my selfe starke tired, and can travaile
 2    3,    8| therefore I might be called a starke foole, if I should that
 3    4,    6|      in vaine, because he was starke dead indeed,~ ~and every
 4    5,    6|     and there (being stript~ ~starke naked) be bound to a stake
 5    8,    3|    home to dinner, and making starke fooles of us, hath lefte
 6    8,    7|   full, and your selfe stript starke naked: immediately after~ ~
 7    8,    7|         heere on this Turret, starke naked? Thine honourable
 8    9,    5|       secret~ ~manner, that a starke blinde sight might verie
 9    9,    7|       worthy to bee thought a starke foole,~ ~if I should not
10   10,    8|       the hard ground, almost starke naked, and~ ~without any
11   10,   10|   memory, that you tooke~ ~me starke naked, and if it shall seeme