Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|         such Sallades of~ ~small hearbes, as Women do gather abroad
 2    1,    4|     beene gathering~ ~rootes and hearbes in the field) upon her knees
 3    2,    6| necessity, and fed on the greene hearbes so well as she could,~ ~
 4    3,  Ind|    richly abounding with faire~ ~hearbes and flowres, which by reason
 5    3,    9|          she compounded certaine hearbes together, such as she~ ~
 6    4,    1|   certaine poisonous roots and~ ~hearbes to be brought her, which
 7    4,    5|        Basile,~ ~or other sweete hearbes are usually set in; she
 8    4,    5|        Flowers, or other sweet~ ~hearbes in, and shrouding the head
 9    6,  Ind|     comming, strewed with sweete hearbes and~ ~odoriferous flowers,
10    8,  Ind|   adjoyning Mountaines; so, that Hearbes, Plants, Trees,~ ~and all