Day, Novell

 1    2,    6|     bountifull and honourable dowry.~ ~ The joviall dayes of
 2    2,    8|     as yet never received any dowry with her, but her inherent~ ~
 3    2,    8|      destitute of a competent Dowry: I desire that Sir Roger,
 4    3,    9| reputation, with a sufficient dowry beside. My gracious Soveraigne~ ~
 5    3,    9|        by lack of a competent dowry. Wherefore Madame, in recompence
 6    5,    5| honourable enlargement of her dowry, and~ ~Grinello, with the
 7    5,   10|     him a good and sufficient Dowry, thinking him to be~ ~man,
 8   10,    7|     These wee give thee, as a dowry in marriage with this~ ~
 9   10,   10|      house, with all the rich Dowry~ ~thou broughtest me; and
10   10,   10|       carry home the marriage Dowry which I brought~ ~with me: