Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|   could be. Never would he~ ~frequent the Church, but basely contemned
 2    2,    2|  thither,~ ~according to his frequent custome, to weare away that
 3    3,    1|     doe commonly urge more~ ~frequent accesse, then wisedome thinkes
 4    3,    4| exercise, he used~ ~often to frequent the market place. And in
 5    7,    4| other evill conditions, very frequent and familiar in her~ ~husband
 6    7,    6|      grew regardlesse of his frequent solicitings, and would~ ~
 7    8,    9|       to speake well, and to frequent the company of the~ ~Wise.
 8    8,   10|     this very day~ ~it is as frequent, that in all Cities and
 9    8,   10|  Salabetto began~ ~againe to frequent her company, she expressing
10    9,    4|      which caused their more frequent~ ~conversation, as very
11   10,   10|    to know them; yet it is a frequent sight, and observed every