Day, Novell

1    2,    9|      that these other things did belong to~ ~his Wife: But (quoth
2    3,    1|      understanding parts that do belong to any man,~ ~and therefore
3    4,   10|          seemeth) the Chest doth belong; in regard~ ~whereof, they
4    5,    1|       any way plead; because you belong to him~ ~but onely by promise.
5    5,    6|         booty~ ~of beauty should belong, because each of them pleaded
6    8,    3| especiall happinesse, should not belong to~ ~him only; but (in part)
7    8,    7|          To whom doeth it~ ~more belong, then to him? For thou art
8   10,    1|       his~ ~native Countrey, and belong in service (for some time)
9   10,    8|          to Love? Honest things, belong~ ~to men of more years and