Day, Novell

1    1,    1|   all) may come unto me, and referre~ ~the case then to me, for
2    1,    1|    had in due reverence, and referre~ ~we our selves thereto
3    2,    6| expresse it, and therefore I referre it to your~ ~more able imagination.~ ~
4    2,    8|        better restored, then referre the matter to me. The young
5    3,    9|       if your Highnesse will referre the matter to~ ~me, without
6    5,    8|     in any opposition, but~ ~referre to my Hounds and me, to
7    7,    2|   one; but rather you should referre it to generall publication,
8    8,    9|      maintaine it, therefore referre all the rest to mee, and