Day, Novell

1    2,    6|         necessity, and fed on the greene hearbes so well as she could,~ ~
2    4,   10|         with flourishing May, and greene~ ~desires appeare in age,
3    5,  Ind|         in a~ ~gentle pace on the greene grasse, untill the Sunne
4    5,    1|            Hard by it, upon~ ~the greene grasse, he espied a very
5    5,    8|       there (upon a~ ~very goodly greene) erecting divers Tents and
6    6,   10|         Ashes, and other Trees so greene and~ ~straite, as it was
7    7,   10|          so minded, walked on the greene grasse, and under the goodly
8    8,    2|      sometime a bunch of~ ~dainty greene Garlicke, whereof he had
9    8,    4| complexion of her~ ~face betweene greene and yellow, as if shee had