Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|   drunke poyson in a Golden pot. Many other~ ~in like manner (
 2    4,    5| head, aid putting it into a pot of earth, such as Flowers,
 3    4,    5| brought her a large earthen pot,~ ~such as we use to set
 4    4,    5|   Scarfe, put it into the~ ~pot, covering it with earth,
 5    4,    5|    Flowers of Oranges. This pot~ ~she used continually to
 6    4,    5|    head, so~ ~buried in the pot of earth; it grew very flourishing,
 7    4,    5| that she could not have the pot againe, she fell into~ ~
 8    4,    5|   restoring of her Basile~ ~pot. Her brethren grew greatly
 9    4,    5|  desirous to ransacke~ ~the pot to the very bottome. Having
10    4,    5|   and calling still for her pot of Basile, being unable
11   10,    6|     and in the other hand a pot of Oyle, as also a~ ~brand