Day, Novell

1    1,    6|  such a trembling feare, as doubting indeede,~ ~least he should
2    2,    1|   of the peoples handes, as doubting, least they would kill~ ~
3    2,    3|   the Abbot perceiving, and doubting least Alessandro~ ~would
4    2,    6|     other of his wives, not doubting but to~ ~winne her thence
5    4,    8|     well of her advice, not doubting but it~ ~would take answerable
6    5,    4|    minde to her Father, not doubting but to compasse what~ ~shee
7    5,    8| daring to disclose them, as doubting some further~ ~danger to
8    7,    6|    accordingly he went, not doubting~ ~but to winne what he had
9    9,    6|  part and~ ~parcell, as not doubting to effect what hee desired,