Day, Novell

1    2,    3|       my selfe, may by you be publikely confirmed, and in~ ~an open
2    3,    2|      he makes the shame to be publikely knowne,~ ~which reason requireth
3    4,    2|  Saint Marke, and being there publikely knowne by~ ~the Brethren
4    4,    5|      this accident came to be publikely knowne, an~ ~excellent ditty
5    5,    4|   highest degree; they were~ ~publikely maried againe in the Cathedrall
6    8,   10|       to heare her selfe thus publikely praysed, with~ ~that which
7   10,    7|       I, that if it had beene publikely knowne, how none but~ ~your
8   10,    8| Neverthelesse, hee maintained publikely what he had done, avouching
9   10,   10|       which he caused to be~ ~publikely read in the hearing of his