Day, Novell

 1    4,    2| beating me with so many cruell blowes, that I thought my body
 2    4,    8|       him both threatnings and blowes, which proving to no~ ~purpose,
 3    7,    7|   canst, bestowing manie sound blowes on him with thy cudgel;
 4    7,    8|   suffer all patiently, either blowes, or other ill usage~ ~of
 5    7,    8|     remembred, how many cruell blowes he had given her on the~ ~
 6    8,    3|          many spurns and cruel blowes, as shee was not able to
 7    8,    3|      concerning the~ ~severall blowes, with the two Flint-stones,
 8    9,    8|    when, laying~ ~many violent blowes on him, he said. Villanous
 9    9,    8|        got cheare, without any blowes: and therefore desired a~ ~
10    9,    9|      the~ ~cruell smart of the blowes, and that all her resistance