Day, Novell

 1    3,    3|   but (questionlesse) a very divell of~ ~hell: this morning,
 2    3,    3|      overcome this unchained divell, whom I tooke to be a much
 3    3,    7|    utterly refuse him, the~ ~Divell would fetch me quicke to
 4    4,    3|      of her~ ~Sister, such a divell is anger, when the understandings
 5    6,   10|   when he combatted with the divell: And the jaw-bone~ ~of dead
 6    7,    8|       then before,~ ~saying. Divell, and no woman, did wee not
 7    8,    3|     said. I thought that the divell would never let thee come~ ~
 8    8,    6|   she to become the Master~ ~Divell: therefore talke no further,
 9    8,    6|     me damne my selfe to the divell? I see~ ~thou dost not credit
10    8,    9|   beene recommended to the~ ~Divell and all his Saints. Did
11    9,    1| verily beleeving,~ ~that the divell had caried away the dead