Day, Novell

 1    4,    2|    with this wind, like an~ ~empty bladder; conceived no small
 2    4,   10|   window, it was found quite empty, and not a drop in it: whereat
 3    4,   10| drinking quite off, I set it empty in the place~ ~againe. I
 4    5,   10|    covered it with an olde~ ~empty Sacke, and after ranne ranne
 5    5,   10|    must goe to~ ~bed with an empty bellie; whereto shee answered.
 6    6,    8|     thee. But shee, being as empty of~ ~wit as a pith-lesse
 7    6,    9|   but meerely came from~ ~an empty brain because they had no
 8    6,   10|  would not leave the Cabinet empty, espying~ ~Charcoales lying
 9    8,    9|       nightservices, used to empty the Countesse di Cimillari,
10   10,   10|    Marquesse, I never was so empty of~ ~discretion, but did