Day, Novell

1    1,    5| might meane by his private~ ~visitation, knowing her Husband to
2    2,    8|     this plague and dreadful visitation, the Lord~ ~President, his
3    3,    8|   trusty Monke, (by way~ ~of visitation) went to see and comfort
4    7,    8|     this his so unseasonable visitation.~ ~Arriguccio, beginning
5    9,    2|     discontented:~ ~and this visitation was not for once or twice,
6   10,    9|      which time of so sharpe visitation (the cause~ ~unknowne whence
7   10,    9|    granted, let me want no~ ~visitation of your kind letters, commanding
8   10,   10|      since the pestilentiall visitation beganne there, wherein~ ~(