Day, Novell

 1    2,    8|  Piccardy, and for an~ ~unhappy fact committed by his eldest
 2    3,    7|       and he hath confessed the fact; whereupon the sentence
 3    3,    7|    matters, appertaining to the fact committed: the two Brethren
 4    4,    3|    prisoners, they confesse the fact; and fearing death, by corruption
 5    4,    3|       voluntarily confessed the fact, and what else concerned
 6    4,    3|       knowledge~ ~of the horrid fact, or the departure of Folco
 7    6,    7|       if you confesse not the~ ~fact, and therefore be well advised,
 8   10,    8|           intent to die for the fact. But Titus taking knowledge
 9   10,    8|       are sufficient~ ~for this fact? But leaving these frivolous
10   10,    8| examined concerning this bloudy fact, he plainly confessed,~ ~
11   10,    8|      deserved to die for this~ ~fact.~ ~ Varro was amazed, to