Day, Novell

1    2,    8|      he kneeled downe, humbly craving pardon,~ ~both for his Fathers
2    3,    7|        and friends upon their craving pardon for what they have
3    3,    8|      holding up his hands, as craving for mercy,~ ~demanded wherefore
4    4,    4| understand his determination, craving safe~ ~conduct from him,
5    5,    1|        and therefore, without craving any long~ ~respit of time
6    5,    7|       her infirmity,~ ~humbly craving her pardon, and furtherance
7    5,    7|  could) for his severity, and craving pardon; assured him, that
8    9,    9|       an aged man (who sate~ ~craving almes of Passengers at the
9   10,    3| entred~ ~at one of the gates, craving an almes of him, which she