Day, Novell

1    1,    3|    his especiall friend, and maintaining him in very~ ~honourable
2    2,    9|    women into~ ~wantonnesse, maintaining (with a solemne oath) that
3    2,   10| consent commended Dioneus,~ ~maintaining that he spake nothing but
4    4,    3| other two young Gentlemen,~ ~maintaining the same with many good
5    5,    1|     desperate boldnesse, and maintaining, that so violent a tempest~ ~
6    5,   10|     the Wife of Herculano,~ ~maintaining that shee had shamed all
7    8,    3|     the Countrey of Bengodi, maintaining (with solemn oaths and~ ~
8    9,    9|       liberall expences, for maintaining a worthy table in my house,
9   10,    6|     was an ancient~ ~Knight, maintaining a contrarie faction to his: