Day, Novell

1    2,    6|     love. If I have bin more unmannerly~ ~with her then became me,
2    6,  Ind|     said. See how this bold, unmannerly and beastly fellow,~ ~dare
3    7,    8|     your eyes~ ~observed his unmannerly behaviour to your Sister?
4    7,    9|      least paining, which no unmannerly Barber will~ ~do.~ ~ Having
5    8,    5|     of a little grosse~ ~and unmannerly behaviour: yet it will move
6    9,    4|     not any thing with~ ~the unmannerly Clownes, but when Fortarigo
7    9,    6| houre I laid me downe: it is unmannerly done~ ~of him to speake
8   10,    8|    disgrace, if~ ~hee should unmannerly accept it. Wherefore, being