Day, Novell

 1    1,    9|    offence, it shall seeme injurious, I am of the~ ~minde, not
 2    2,    7|      insted, and no way be injurious to you.~ ~ Fetching a sighe,
 3    2,    8|  for his rash beleefe, and injurious~ ~proceeding. Then Sir Roger
 4    3,    3|   aside, gave him the most injurious words that could be used
 5    4,    6| reprooving him with many~ ~injurious speeches, such as a lustfull
 6    4,   10|   an unfitting~ ~Election, injurious to both; and therefore endangering
 7    5,    7|  her~ ~with very foule and injurious speeches, because she had
 8    7,    7| and multiplying many other injurious speeches against~ ~him,
 9    7,    9| horses, then bee~ ~such an injurious slave to my Lord and Master.~ ~
10   10,   10|    began to provoke her by injurious speeches, shewing fierce~ ~