Day, Novell

 1    2,    8|      Now, as ill newes sildome wants a speedy~ ~Messenger; so,
 2    3,    1|      Most worthy Ladies, there wants no store of men and women,
 3    3,    4| thereby, to keepe him out of~ ~wants, which is the bane and overthrow
 4    3,    9| precious jewels, to avoyde all wants which might: befall her
 5    4,   10|     oftentimes did supplie his wants, with her owne best meanes.~ ~
 6    7,    9|  sufficient refuge against all wants and~ ~necessities? Where
 7    8,    7|     revenge, because the night wants now~ ~three parts of the
 8    8, Song|  felicity, etc.~ ~ ~ ~ My Song wants power to relate,~ ~ The
 9    9,    2|      as you~ ~well know, there wants none of them, who (like
10    9,    4|       which might supply his~ ~wants because he would be clothed