Day, Novell

 1    2,    2|    in the~ ~neerest Chamber beneath, went and sate by it her
 2    2,    4|  poore miserable Landolpho (beneath the Isle of Cephalonia)
 3    2,    5|  saying; What noyse is that beneath? Why~ ~Virgin (answered
 4    2,    5|  who durst keepe that noyse beneath?~ ~Andrea fearefully looking
 5    3,    7| entred into a small Parlour beneath, and where he saw~ ~his
 6    6,   10|    arriving~ ~in the plaine beneath, it was there receyved into
 7    7,    6|   staires, and when you are beneath, say. I~ ~sweare by my best
 8    8,    7|   scalding heat of the Lead beneath her, the Hornets and Flyes
 9    9,    5|    owne making, when we are beneath about our~ ~businesse in
10   10,    2|      Hall, and in the Court beneath, free from any spoyle, or