Day, Novell

1    1,    8|        negligence, might easily discharge their spleene against him,~ ~
2    2,    4|      found in you, I meane~ ~to discharge mine owne duty.~ ~ Opinion
3    3,    9|       our Royall pleasure, to~ ~discharge your wardship, that you
4    7,    8| reported: neverthelesse, I must discharge my~ ~dutie, and take my
5    8,    1|        to give you a sufficient discharge: but~ ~first I will count
6    8,    2|      Bentivegna said, hee would discharge his~ ~errand, and so parted
7   10,    4|         saying. Madame, I now~ ~discharge you of all promises made
8   10,    5|        of thy~ ~honour, and ful discharge of thy promise; it shal
9   10,    7|        that honestly he might~ ~discharge this duty for her, whereupon,