Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|            beleeve with the stronger~ ~constancy of minde.~ ~ As I have heeretofore
 2    1,    2|                him speake it with such constancy; was the very gladdest man~ ~
 3    2,    9|                 he commended the life, constancy,~ ~condition and vertues
 4    3,    7|               was he of such powerfull constancy, as~ ~7 whole yeeres together,
 5    3,    9|               Commending her admirable constancy, exceliency of wit, and
 6    3,   10|                delay an assault on his constancy; and~ ~finding it much beyond
 7    4,    4| Notwithstanding, moved by the setled~ ~constancy of his plighted Love, and
 8    5,    1|                a Conquest, to shew her constancy, so sodainly changed~ ~the
 9    8,   10|           kinde courtesie, as also the constancy of mine~ ~affection to you,
10   10,   10|         wondered at her incomparable~ ~constancy. Then he sent it by the