Day, Novell

 1    1,    9|   shee first of all~ ~humbly saluting her, and then all the rest,
 2    2,    6|   afrights, and~ ~bright day saluting the world againe, with the
 3    4,    1| friend Guiscardo,~ ~whom she saluting with a chaste and modest
 4    5,    3| about it, whom he curteously saluting, they tooke pity on his~ ~
 5    8,    3|     having~ ~found them, and saluting them in such kinde manner,
 6    8,    7|    thy Lady (quoth~ ~he) and saluting her first on my behalfe,
 7    8,    7|  unto you, very graciously~ ~saluting you, and demanding what
 8   10,    4|       or no? The~ ~Gentlemen saluting her with respective reverence,
 9   10,    6|       brought with them, and saluting the king in like humility
10   10,    9|      goe to the Bride,~ ~and saluting her from me, tell her, it