Day, Novell

1    2,    3|       that~ ~night?~ ~ In good sadnesse Sir (quoth the Host) you
2    3,    2|      Queene, was altogether in sadnesse and~ ~melancholly, both
3    3,    7| understand~ ~the reason of his sadnesse.~ ~ After he had laboured
4    4,    2|       and she in melancholly~ ~sadnesse sitting by them: they tooke
5    7,    7|          Woman living. In good sadnesse Beatrix, I wondred not a
6    7,    9|     smiling, said. Now in good sadnesse Sir; Madame Lydia hath done
7    8,    7|        he answered.~ ~ In good sadnesse Ancilla, I have endured
8    8,    9| instantly obtained.~ ~ In good sadnesse Sir, I am not able to remember
9    8,    9|      so much before. In~ ~good sadnesse (quoth the Doctor) I neyther