Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|    maner that the Towne could yeelde. But~ ~when the Abbot had
 2    2,   10|       Wife of him; whereto he yeelde, provided, that shee~ ~would
 3    3,    3|   Religious Friar, which will yeelde so much the~ ~more pleasure
 4    4,    2|      friends, made him gladly yeelde, and to undergo~ ~what shape
 5    4,    4|         otherwise) they would yeelde, or deliver him any thing
 6    6,   10|   ending of your dominion may yeelde us~ ~all contentment. Dioneus
 7    8,    7|       all the world could not yeelde the like elsewhere, so apt~ ~
 8    8,    7|       any small shelter might yeelde the least shade, in expectation
 9    8,   10| bestow it on you, if it would yeelde you any~ ~contentment. But
10   10,    5|  flourishing month of May can yeelde no better. If he~ ~be not
11   10,    5|    purity of thy soule, I wil yeelde (to~ ~disoblige thee of