Day, Novell

1    1,    1|     everie yeare ought to bee duely~ ~observed by devout people,
2    1,    3|    and his true Law, and also duely to performe~ ~his Commandements;
3    5,    1|       his Father~ ~Aristippus duely considering, that love had
4    6,    3|      businesse) the money was duely paid to the cornuted Coxcombe.~ ~
5    8,    9|      once~ ~every night, shee duely observeth it (as a Custome)
6   10,    1|     on further, the Gentleman duely~ ~observed whatsoever Rogiero
7   10,    4|        which when it shall be duely considered~ ~on, perhaps
8   10,    6| attending~ ~Gentlemen, having duely considered the behavior
9   10,    8|        then yours, let it bee duely considered on, point by