Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|       your mother (for~ ~some considerations best known unto himselfe:)
 2    2,    6| overcome with many passionate considerations, having left and forsaken~ ~
 3    3,    2|      agony. And although many considerations were in his braine, yet~ ~
 4    5,    8|       breaking off his silent considerations,~ ~made him to lift up his
 5    5,    9|       him? These and the like considerations, wheeled~ ~about her troubled
 6    8,    1|  provided, that two especiall considerations might ensue~ ~thereon. First,
 7    8,    4|    all which severall weighty considerations, ought to~ ~confirme you
 8    8,    7|    aside his Philosophicall~ ~considerations, strove how he might best
 9    8,    8|      for him to take; wiser~ ~considerations entred his braine, to have
10    9,    1|     as hee went along, divers considerations also ran in~ ~his minde,