Day, Novell

 1    1,    6|     to the Abbot, sodainly he brake~ ~forth and saide. What
 2    3,    1|       his tongue from speech, brake on a sodaine, and thus he~ ~
 3    4,    8|    concealed in the embers,~ ~brake foorth into a furious flame;
 4    5,    2|   heart; of a small~ ~sparke, brake forth into a sodaine flame,
 5    5,    4| divers parting~ ~kisses, they brake off conference, till their
 6    5,   10|      thirsty then the rest,~ ~brake loose, and wandering all
 7    8,    7|       she hid them in a small brake of bushes:~ ~afterward,
 8    8,    7|      to the ground, and quite brake her~ ~legge in the fall,
 9    9,    6|       no~ ~great sinne if you brake your neck, to teach you
10   10,    7|  sparke in my soule, as since brake forth into~ ~a violent flame,