Day, Novell

 1    2,   10|     into Pagaminos house, and sat downe in the~ ~Hall, he
 2    3,    6|   whom Minutolo spake, as she sat silent a long~ ~while, til
 3    4,    3|     ended her~ ~discourse, he sat sadly a pretty while, without
 4    4,   10|      by reason my~ ~Mistresse sat in the Hall, seriously talking
 5    5,  Ind|    since the~ ~breake of day, sat merrily chanting on the
 6    6,    8| extreamly, in which humor she sat downe~ ~by her Unckle, who
 7    8,    8|   speedily prepared, while he sat conversing with his neighbour
 8    8,    8|    and embraced her, as~ ~she sat on the Chest wherein her
 9   10,    3|     his power.~ ~ Mithridanes sat an indifferent while meditating
10   10,    6|    his hands therin, and then sat down at the the~ ~Count,
11   10,    8|      most moving afflictions: sat an indifferent while sad~ ~