Day, Novell

1    1,    6|          such as were~ ~slenderly grounded in Faith. By which diligent
2    2,    7|     opinion~ ~being so stedfastly grounded, that (lesse then Noble)
3    3,    2|           this determination, hee grounded the successe of his future
4    3,    2| likelihood, whereby~ ~to gather a grounded probability; he came to
5    4,    1|             Ghismonda, I was once grounded in a setled perswasion,
6    4,    6|              And this hath bene a grounded reason for some men, to
7    4,    8| understanding, against infallible grounded reason, yea, and to attempt~ ~
8    6,    7|    resolvedly, and love~ ~uppon a grounded deliberation: concluded,
9    7,    9|        for~ ~his security, in the grounded perswasion of her love to