Day, Novell

1    1,    4|      determined to reprove him sharpely, and to have him closely~ ~
2    1,    7|        exercises in Court, and sharpely reprooving (like Fathers)~ ~
3    2,    8|     and most honourable~ ~man, sharpely reprehended her fond and
4    3,    3|        and impatient~ ~minner, sharpely checkt him for his immodest
5    4,    2| shewing to~ ~their sister, and sharpely reproving her unwomanly
6    5,    3|  reproved them both somewhat~ ~sharpely, for presuming so farre
7    7,    4|     knowne ill qualities; very sharpely reproved him, gave him~ ~
8    7,    4|       thither, and hearing how sharpely the Neighbours reprehended
9   10,    8|   Gisippus, and after he had~ ~sharpely reproved him for his distrust,