Day, Novell

 1    2,    8|       insomuch, that it drew a dismall and a lingering warre. In
 2    3, Song|       may I curse that sad and dismall day,~ ~ When in unkinde
 3    4,    6|   because by such a blacke and dismall~ ~deed, as you have lost
 4    5,    3|       of them agreeing in this dismall resolution, they commanded~ ~
 5    5,    3|     Forrest, where nothing but dismall feares was to be~ ~expected,
 6    5,    5| remember withall, that in that dismall~ ~bloody combustion, I lost
 7    5,    8|      unto the place, where the dismall spectacle was to be seene.
 8    5,    8|        that the morall of this dismall spectacle, carried a much~ ~
 9    8,   10|    died before I heard these~ ~dismall tydings. And in the uttering
10   10,    3|    owne countrey, after such a dismall deed is done.~ ~ When Mithridanes