Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|            your good~ ~motion, and sorry should I be, if my friends
 2    4,    1|        done? Nor neede you to be~ ~sorry, or ashamed of your good
 3    4,    2|         arrogancy, I~ ~am heartily sorry for your so severe correction;
 4    5,    9|         quoth she) and am heartily sorry for it. But give me a~ ~
 5    7,   10|     offending. And therefore being sorry for this grosse~ ~ignorance,
 6    8,    9|       wrong, as we~ ~would be very sorry should happen unto so deere
 7   10,    4|           pursuite, he found but a sorry~ ~enterchange of affection
 8   10,    4|       Catharina, I am not a little sorry for thy death, although~ ~(
 9   10,    7|        requested by a King, who is sorry~ ~to see so bright a beauty
10   10,    8| extreamitie of sicknesse, was very sorry to behold it:~ ~and with