Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|        there two~ ~pretty little mountaines, round, plumpe, and smooth,
 2    5,    1|      themselves, like two little mountaines. So that, of a~ ~fielden
 3    6,   10|       goe in Galoches over the~ ~Mountaines, and make them garments
 4    6,   10|      them, I arrived among the~ ~Mountaines of Bacchus, where all the
 5    6,   10|    descending from those hils or mountaines, grew lesse~ ~and lesse
 6    6,   10|       bredth of losse. The other Mountaines,~ ~whereon the Northerne
 7    8,  Ind|           of the neere adjoyning Mountaines; so, that Hearbes, Plants,
 8    8,    3|        whereof they have whole~ ~mountaines, farre greater then our
 9    8,    9| resolution, but (almost) to move Mountaines out of their places, and~ ~
10   10,    5|          regard~ ~of many goodly Mountaines, Rivers, and cleare running
11   10,    9|          Lombardle, to passe the mountaines; it fortuned, in his~ ~journeying