Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|         little glimmering of the~ ~Moone) seeing such a rough fellow,
 2    2,    7|           still~ ~renewed like the Moone.~ ~
 3    2,   10|        certain observations of the Moone, and~ ~infinit other exceptions
 4    2,   10|       because, by the point of the Moone, and~ ~the quadratures of
 5    5,    3|          Within a while after, the Moone~ ~beganne to rise, and the
 6    5,    3|          bright~ ~splendour of the Moone) espied about some twenty
 7    6,  Ind| BUSI-HEADED QUESTIONERS~ ~ ~ ~ The Moone having past the heaven,
 8    7,    2|        their husbands looke like a Moone cressent,~ ~wheron they
 9    8,    7|          when I have sent you, the Moone being then~ ~in her full,
10    8,    7|     admonition~ ~withall, that the Moone being entering into the