Day, Novell

 1  Ind      | friendship, neighbor-hood, or parentage. She among them that was~ ~
 2    2,    8|      shee. Now, in regard her parentage was reputed poore, he kept~ ~
 3    3,    3|     descended of very~ ~great parentage, and (by chance) married
 4    3,    6|      yong Gentleman, of noble parentage, and well knowne to~ ~bee
 5    4,   10|       Jeroly, of honourable~ ~parentage, but yet of such a beboshed
 6    5,    2|     born of very sufficient~ ~parentage in the same Island. There
 7    8,    7|      Lady, descended of Noble parentage, very~ ~beautifull, of sprightly
 8    8,    8|    two young men, of honest~ ~parentage and equall condition, neither
 9    9,    1| descended of good and worthie parentage: yet~ ~himselfe was very
10   10,    8|     to all degrees,~ ~both of parentage, and all alliences else.~ ~
11   10,    9|          beautifull, of great parentage, and no way thereto inferior