Day, Novell

1    2,    2|         husbands apparell was formed to his person, and resembling
2    2,    9|    the~ ~most noble creature, formed by God to live in this World,
3    3,    1|     lyes a creature, almost~ ~formed in the self-same mold, dumbe
4    6,   10| stature, ill faced, and worse formed, with a paire of brests
5    6,   10|   round, as if it~ ~had beene formed by a compasse, yet rather
6    9,    8|     low of stature, yet comly formed,~ ~quicke witted, more neat
7   10,    6|   Roabes of Carnation Sattin, formed after the~ ~Turkish fashion,
8   10,    9|     to be set up, the mattras formed~ ~after the Alexandrian