Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |           hath bene so powerfully permitted, that although it hath~ ~
 2    7,  Ind|           they that would not, he permitted them to their wonted~ ~pastimes,
 3    7,    7| dexteriously in the game, that he permitted~ ~hir still to win, which
 4    7,    8|        yet done on~ ~either side) permitted him to depart; and extreamely
 5    7,    8|       followed my counsell, and~ ~permitted her to mate in the honourable
 6    8,    7|            which murtherers are~ ~permitted to have, being condemned
 7    8,   10|         let forth at liberty, and permitted to~ ~wander abroad in the
 8    9,    7|     Nature be such, as hath not~ ~permitted me one pleasing day with
 9   10,    6|            but after the King had permitted their~ ~disputation a long
10   10,    7|     Manutio de~ ~Arezza, might be permitted to come see her. This Manutio