Day, Novell

1    2,    7|           seemed well-neere dead, lifted up her head, and began~ ~(
2    3,    7| Gentlewoman~ ~hearing him say so, lifted up her head, and in teares
3    3,   10|           Hell save when he~ ~had lifted his head in pride; and that
4    5,    1|         the other~ ~with her, and lifted up her head, with her eyes
5    5,    2|          by any accident hapning, lifted up her head to looke about
6    5,    7|    hearing the voyce, presently~ ~lifted up his head, and Phinio
7    6,   10|        Cover of the Cabinet being lifted uppe, he saw~ ~the same
8    6,   10|           should be discerned, he lifted his lookes and hands to
9    9,    2|        Dorter doore, quickly they lifted it off from the hookes,