Day, Novell

1    2,    8|  affoord a~ ~Gentleman, that equalled him in all respects. It
2    3,    3|   and the Querries boldnesse equalled~ ~with his crafty cunning,
3    4,    2|     utterly impossible to be equalled, such was the pride of~ ~
4    5,    1|      very hardly he could be equalled throughout the whole~ ~kingdome
5    5,    9|   happinesse can~ ~no way be equalled, derived from your super-abounding
6    7,    6|    bed chamber,~ ~which yet (equalled with her mercie) hath bin
7    7,    7|       Mine opinion every way equalled yours,~ ~concerning Anichino,
8    8,   10|   fairest fruit Trees, are~ ~equalled in beauty by Woods and Forrests,
9   10,    4| judgement ) are worthy to be equalled with~ ~this, or stiled by