Day, Novell

 1    2,   10|        to relate, will likewise condemne all the like kind of men,
 2    4,    7|       speeches might the sooner condemne~ ~her, whereas the case
 3    4,    7|     refuge, either to acquit or condemne her: in~ ~presence of the
 4    5,  Ind|     knowing~ ~what they say, do condemne them with infinite grosse
 5    6,    8| sensible body, that we~ ~cannot condemne them so much as we should.~ ~
 6    7,   10|  chiefly with Gossips: began to condemne his owne folly,~ ~having
 7    8,    5|        contrary,~ ~they as much condemne miserable knaves, fooles,
 8   10,    7|         did~ ~againe as greatly condemne Fortune, for not making
 9   10,    8|      other, justly to blame and condemne other mens seeming~ ~estimation.
10   10,    8|       slander,~ ~backe-bite and condemne Gisippus, because (of his
11   10,    8|     more brutishly then beasts, condemne their~ ~working in two kinds,