Day, Novell

1    2,    5|    hope or expectation in~ ~eyther of us both. But seeing that
2    6,    2| taste of~ ~it? Messer Geri, eyther in regard of the times quality,
3    7,    9|     imagine,~ ~that my love eyther is, or can bee altred from
4    8,    7|     discovery, which was on eyther side, most faithfullie~ ~
5    8,    9|    to conceive, that wee do eyther rob or steale, or~ ~use
6    9,    1|   bearing no good will to~ ~eyther of them; ingeniously freed
7   10,    8|      if I had any intention eyther to deceive,~ ~or otherwise
8   10,    8|  Athens, in small regard of eyther theirs~ ~or his owne friends:
9   10,    9|   gracious Language past on eyther side, she~ ~demanded of