Day, Novell

 1    3,    4|       enrich all, and worke~ ~wonders beside.~ ~ Puccio instantly
 2    3,    8|      and therewith he wrought wonders~ ~upon his Novices, sending
 3    3,    8|    life againe, and the daily wonders reported by him, caused
 4    7,    9|       Pyrrhus) when all these wonders are performed, assure~ ~
 5    7,    9|       tree, to see those idle wonders~ ~which hee talketh of:
 6    7,    9|  enchanted,~ ~or no: and such wonders to be seene when a man is
 7    7,   10|    and tolde him what strange wonders he had seene in the~ ~other
 8    8,    9|       who usually went to see wonders at Corsica; and~ ~there
 9    8,    9|    earnest desire, to see the wonders related to him;~ ~he made
10    9,    6|      your sleepe, dreaming of wonders in the night season: it
11   10,    3| liberality, and performe such wonders, as Nathan doth? In~ ~seeking