Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|      of the marriage, did not mislike it, but~ ~confirmed it by
 2    3,    2| before to night, I hope you~ ~mislike not my second seeing you,
 3    4,    3|      friend, I cannot any way mislike your advice, and will take~ ~
 4    4,   10|      of urging the very least mislike in her Husband. And he,
 5    8,    3|   gesture to urge~ ~the least mislike: he gave such credit to
 6    8,    7|     doe: which he is not~ ~to mislike, if he be so wise as he
 7    8,    8|       thou canst not justly~ ~mislike. The wife, to make some
 8    9,    6|    another, yet without any~ ~mislike at all: the Gentlemen, having
 9   10,    2|    not the least signe of any mislike: but assuring his~ ~Lordship,
10   10,    6|      say (which most of all I mislike) that you intend to~ ~take
11   10,    8|     in~ ~her marriage. If you mislike his course in the case,