Day, Novell

 1    1,    1| simplicity, innocency, and true~ ~sanctity, recounting also (among
 2    1,    1|         fame and~ ~renowne of his sanctity, devotion, and integrity
 3    1,    2|       found in any Priest, either sanctity, devotion,~ ~good worke,
 4    2,    3|         man. Yet let me tell your sanctity, that his age~ ~and weakenesse
 5    3,    7|        confidence in the Pilgrims sanctity or life,~ ~as thinking him
 6    4,    2|          well seeming out-side of sanctity, the Wolfe became a~ ~Shepheard,
 7    4,    6|           famous for devotion and sanctity, where~ ~afterwards they
 8    5,   10|          the World admiring her~ ~sanctity of life, even as if shee
 9    6,   10|       their senses, and all their sanctity. Consider then,~ ~what manner
10    9,    2|       lewde life and actions, the sanctity and good renowne of the