Day, Novell

 1    2,    3|   may serve~ ~for one night, insted of a better. But mine Host (
 2    2,    7|    advice as may stand you~ ~insted, and no way be injurious
 3    3,    9|        compassed the meanes (insted of his chosen new friend)
 4    6,   10|    the Coales~ ~there placed insted thereof.~ ~ The simple men
 5    7,    7|     wrong his honest Master, insted of her, beateth Egano soundly
 6    8,    7|    that you name not one man insted of~ ~another. When you have
 7    8,    7|    and wrote an~ ~old Fable, insted of a Charme; both which
 8    8,    8|      have given mee a~ ~Cake insted of bread, and you shal lose
 9    9,    1| grave, and bring you thence (insted of Scannadio) to hir house:~ ~
10   10,    7|     excellent Ditties, which insted of his intended consolation~ ~