Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         and~ ~other most pleasant Walkes, with Welles and Springs
 2    1,    9|       Albert continuing his dayly walkes by the widdowes lodging,~ ~
 3    3,    1|         in feare of the Sisters~ ~walkes, but referred them to their
 4    3,    3|           eye observing his dayly walkes and~ ~resorts, gave her
 5    3,    3|         well contented with these walkes, as the other could be:~ ~
 6    3,    3|           be contented with those walkes, and~ ~gazing glances which
 7    3,    5| acclamations, which will dog your walkes in~ ~the day time, and breake
 8    3,   10|         limits for their severall walkes; the~ ~Sun being already
 9    4,    5|         eye still upon her secret walkes, awaiting for some~ ~convenient
10    4,    8|       Lovers) to use divers daily walkes by her doore: as~ ~thinking
11   10,    8|   betaking himselfe to~ ~solitary walkes, and obscure places, when