Day, Novell

1    2,    6|   offred me, they would have procured thy shamefull~ ~death, which
2    3,    1|   pleased her so well, as it procured his~ ~daily repairing thether;
3    3,    9| civill dissentions, having~ ~procured many dissolute irruptions,
4    4,   10|     matter, which would have procured more carefull~ ~respect
5    5,    7|      breast, not painted, or procured by his punishment,~ ~but
6    8,    7|       hee would thereby have procured his owne~ ~successe) gave
7   10,    7|    the more regardles, which procured~ ~(by wary observation)
8   10,    8|  Amity? What else could have procured~ ~Titus, without any further
9   10,    9|      to his kinred and hers: procured a great and grievous~ ~mourning