Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |         lesser, which (in their vulgar~ ~Language) they termed
 2    1,    1| speaking by outward appearance, vulgar judgement will censure~ ~
 3    2,    9|        againe. Many times among vulgar people, it hath passed as
 4    3,    1|      Masset (according to their vulgar~ ~speech) was turnec to
 5    4      |         written not only in our vulgar Florentine~ ~prose, without
 6    4,    1|         love; in imitation~ ~of vulgar opinion, rather then truth:
 7    4,   10|        with her Husband, and in vulgar opinion when this~ ~should
 8    7,    1|         the Pater noster in the vulgar tongue; the~ ~Song of Saint
 9    7,    3|        concerning~ ~the plaine, vulgar, and Plebeian people, these
10    8,    9|    Society, do tearme it in our vulgar Language, The Pyrats voyage~ ~
11   10,   10|        in common opinion of the vulgar~ ~multitude, imagined to