Day, Novell

 1    2,    7|     were equally in~ ~their fiery torments, yet their desires
 2    2,    8|     pittying my~ ~youth and fiery affections (never to be
 3    2,    9|     parties were so hot and fiery, as all~ ~the other men
 4    2, Song|  first day that I felt this fiery heate,~ ~ So sweete a passion
 5    4,    1|     of another to coole the fiery rage of her distemper,~ ~
 6    5,   10|  red-haird Wench,~ ~hot and fiery spirited, standing more
 7    6,  Ind| then he, and of a~ ~fiercer fiery spirit, even as if her heart
 8    7,   10|     I am free from any such fiery humor, let it be your~ ~
 9    8,    7|    yeild her rescue: in the fiery triall of~ ~such temptations,
10    9,    8|      and~ ~starting up with fiery lookes, said: What enrubination