Day, Novell

1    3,    4|    above eight and twenty, or thirty~ ~yeeres; was a fresh indifferent
2    8,   10|        not abate any thing of thirty in the hundred, and if you
3    9,    4| Doublet engaged for eight and thirty shillings; and I am~ ~sure
4    9,    4|       it me back for five and thirty, if I could~ ~presently
5    9,    4|       had againe for five and thirty~ ~shillings, if the money
6    9,    4|    have~ ~the whole eight and thirty which he lent me, and he
7    9,    4|     pawned, and for eight and thirty shillings, when it is~ ~
8   10,    3|     have past through two and thirty gates of~ ~his Palace, even