Day, Novell

 1    1,    9|         that if the company grew wearied by any~ ~of the Tales re-counted,
 2    2,    8|         is not any one here~ ~so wearied with running the former
 3    5,    7|         few dayes, as being much wearied with their journey., and~ ~
 4    6,   10|         the mind was never to be wearied in looking on them. Nor
 5    8,    3|      suffered him to go on, sore wearied with his~ ~burthen, and
 6    8,    4|      enfolded in his~ ~armes, as wearied (belike) with their former
 7    8,    8| descontented, and (well-neere)~ ~wearied all the Ladies in hearing
 8    8,    9|     because he~ ~could never bee wearied in his Companie, and therefore
 9    9,    9|        not~ ~her complaints, but wearied himselfe wel neere out of
10   10,    5|        This vertuous Lady, being wearied with his often temptations,
11   10,    9|  delicate Wines to refresh their wearied spirits, much~ ~prety conference