Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|        take the lesse labour in urging questions to thee.~ ~ Master
 2    2,    5|        there was a Ring beside, urging him to search~ ~diligently
 3    2,    7|    letting them go, came to me; urging sundry~ ~questions to me,
 4    3,    6|        straitly concured me, by urging the remembrance~ ~of her;
 5    3,    9|  generall~ ~judgement. Upon his urging by what possible meanes
 6    4,    2|        mens errours, as also in urging others to~ ~give, and themselves
 7    4,    3|   became extreamely provoked,~ ~urging rough and rude speeches
 8    4,    7|      she not a second maine and urging motion, a chip hewed out
 9    4,   10| contented browe, for~ ~feare of urging the very least mislike in
10    8,    6|        and I will abstaine from urging anie such publike proofe.~ ~
11   10,    3|       thither, and the reason~ ~urging him thereto. Nathan hearing