Day, Novell

1    1,    1| place ought to bee kept more pure and cleane then~ ~the sacred
2    3,    3|    Confession, and of a most pure conscience, a faire~ ~yong
3    3,    4|    all of them shalbe~ ~made pure golde: and such as afterward
4    5,   10|    in the winde,~ ~least the pure Aire should be infected
5    6,   10|      of them. For there, the pure simplicitie of their ancient~ ~
6    8,    3|      the whole streame being pure white~ ~Bastard, none such
7   10,    5|      considered withall, the pure and honest intention of
8   10,    7|    rather~ ~converted into a pure maiden blush, reputing the
9   10,    9|      set two great Basons of pure Gold, full of double~ ~ducates,