Day, Novell

 1    1,    1| well, that thou art not now hindered~ ~by any other businesse;
 2    1,    1|  with this man? We are much hindered by him: for to send him~ ~
 3    1,    1|  not this violent sicknesse hindered mine~ ~intention. But understand (
 4    2,    5|     utter one word, seeming hindered by extremity of joy at his~ ~
 5    3,    8|  Shee being thus alone, not hindered by her Husbands~ ~jealousie,
 6    3,    9|   strongly guarded, yet not hindered, when I am to prosecute
 7    4,    3|     foureteene, and nothing hindered marriage in~ ~their Parents
 8    7,    8|    so extreame,~ ~that rage hindered all power of distinguishing,
 9    9,    9|    because I would not be~ ~hindered by you, doe but remember
10    9,   10|   have an enchantment to be hindered.~ ~ About a yeare already