Day, Novell

 1    4,   10|     but he is left~ ~with the Provost, and must be executed to
 2    4,   10|     what he should say to the Provost, if he had any~ ~purpose
 3    4,   10|     thither before him to the Provost,~ ~who admitting her into
 4    4,   10|    the Lombards house.~ ~ The Provost presently gathering, that
 5    4,   10|    say any thing.~ ~ When the Provost had heard all their answers,
 6    8,    4|     AND PUNISHMENT~ ~ ~ ~ The Provost belonging to the Cathedrall
 7    8,    4|    you another concerning the Provost of a Cathedral~ ~Church,
 8    8,    4| religious devotion; where the Provost of the place, became so~ ~
 9    8,    4|    shee was importuned by the Provost, and also what~ ~course
10    8,    4|     do; where so soone as the Provost espyed her: forthwith he
11    8,    4|         little welcome to the Provost; who, shrugging with conceyte