Day, Novell

 1    2,    7| cogitations, which molested~ ~his braines incessantly, regarding more
 2    3,    1|     Massetto began to beate his~ ~braines how he might compasse to
 3    3,    2|          course now beleagers his braines, but onely for secret~ ~
 4    5,    4|    crotchets are busie in their~ ~braines, and to us that are aged,
 5    5,    5|        now~ ~began to busie their braines, how to forestall one another
 6    5,    7|       since borne, and dash~ ~his braines out against the walles,
 7    7,    5|          his house, beating~ ~his braines al the way as he went, what
 8    8,    7|       highest degree; beating his braines, and ransacking~ ~every
 9    8,    9|          earth. We must beate our braines, and~ ~move all our most
10    9,    3|        they all three layde their braines in steep, by what means