Day, Novell

 1    2,    5|   but on our words we will warrant thee, that~ ~thine immediate
 2    2,    7| his Sister, it would be no warrant of securitie to them both.~ ~
 3    3,    7|   woman. Now we may boldly warrant our saftey, because we have~ ~
 4    3,    8|  causlesse jealousie. No I warrant you good Father,~ ~replyed
 5    5,    1|    distresse, nor how to~ ~warrant themselves from perishing.~ ~
 6    5,   10|  owne husbands, can hardly warrant their owne frailety,~ ~especially
 7    7,    2|    harme good~ ~Husband. I warrant thee Wife, answered Lazaro,
 8    8,    7|  know, how you are able to warrant your~ ~selfe, or whether
 9    8,    8|  my honest word for your~ ~warrant. Moreover, in requitall
10    9,    8| make one among them? Yes I warrant~ ~thee, replied Guiotto,
11   10,    8|   as ever.~ ~ Reason is my warrant in this case, because I