Day, Novell

1    1,    1| appearance, vulgar judgement will censure~ ~otherwise of him, and
2    2,    8|   Wherefore~ ~desertfully, in the censure of a just and upright judge,
3    2,    9|    question. A third man unapt in censure, with his former fellowes
4    4,    1|           my selfe, as (in equall censure) yet have I not done. But
5    4,    7|        then a dayes space. How to censure of your deaths,~ ~and happines
6    4,   10|          fellow that can sway the censure of~ ~the monster multitude,
7    5,   10|     danger, when the Law should~ ~censure on the deede. And after
8    6,    2|         power of my capacitie, to censure in~ ~the case whereof I
9    6,   10|          of speech? Their wit and censure are~ ~both alike, savouring