Day, Novell

1    2,    9|        thee, uppon the matter~ ~alreadie propounded. I have evermore
2    2,    9|        vaunt? But hee,~ ~having alreadie acknowledged the contrarie,
3    6,   10|          Honest Ladies, we have alreadie discoursed of variable devises,~ ~
4    7,    4| patiently to suffer~ ~the wrong alreadie done him, then by obstinate
5    8,    4|       may be added: beside them alreadie~ ~spoken of, I wil tel you
6    8,    6|      done? I have (saide Bruno) alreadie found the meanes to effect
7    8,   10|      Merchandises, which I have alreadie~ ~brought hither with mee,
8    9,    1|         because it hath beene~ ~alreadie approved, that Lovers have
9   10,    6|         which hath bin spoken~ ~alreadie) to use any difficult discourse;