Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|   not so much~ ~as the least Cottage left. Compelled by the coldes
 2    5,    2|  left Constance in her poore Cottage, and went hastily to leave
 3    5,    3|   the sight of a small poore Cottage,~ ~whereto she rode on so
 4    5,    3|    the backside of the poore Cottage, espying in one of the~ ~
 5    5,    3|      open, rushed into the~ ~Cottage, where looking round about
 6    5,    3|    every corner of the poore Cottage, and~ ~found no such prey
 7    5,    7|     in a poore Countrey-mans Cottage. Pedro and~ ~Violenta, having
 8    6,    5|      to a poore Countreymans Cottage, familiarly knowne to them
 9   10,   10|    hee entred into the poore Cottage, where~ ~he found the maides
10   10,   10| obscured in a poore Countrey cottage. To be briefe, in~ ~very