Day, Novell

1    1,    3|     other great gifts beside:~ ~respecting him as his especiall friend,
2    2,    3|         expences as ever, never respecting their houshold~ ~charges,
3    2,    5|    before all passengers, never respecting who, or what~ ~they were
4    2,    8|       heaven, for so mercifully respecting her~ ~dejected poore estate,
5    4,    5|         embracing, both equally respecting one another, and entertaining~ ~
6    5,    7| together. Poore Violenta, lesse respecting~ ~her owne life, then she
7   10,    5|      command of my husband (who respecting more the paynes and trave
8   10,    8|     covetousnesse of~ ~men, who respecting nothing but onely their
9   10,    8|        Sophronia her selfe, not respecting the dishonest murmurings