Day, Novell

1    3,    9|        her love, from~ ~the very originall to the instant, revealing
2    4,    1| discourse, let us looke into the originall of things, wherein we are~ ~
3    4,    7|         history,~ ~even from the originall to the ending: the better
4    4,    8|      matter received then such~ ~originall, as greater effect hath
5    4,   10|           circumstance, from the originall to the end: relating truly,
6    7,    4|      jealousie in him~ ~received originall, he having never seene or
7    7,    8|     Arriguccio, beginning at the originall of the matter, the thred~ ~
8   10,    4|        whole~ ~history, from the originall of his unbeseeming affection