Day, Novell

1    2,    5|     noyse beneath?~ ~Andrea fearefully looking up, and (by a little
2    2,    7|  company as was~ ~left her, fearefully hidden under the prow of
3    2,    9|     peremptorily delivered, fearefully~ ~answered; Alas deare friend,
4    2,   10|      who by this time was~ ~fearefully landed, he carried her away
5    5,    7|     went to poore Theodoro, fearefully looking every minute~ ~when
6    7,    6| amazedly (as~ ~one now very fearefully affrighted indeede) from
7    9,    3|     then came Bruno looking fearefully on him, and~ ~before he
8   10,    9|    hee ranne away also very fearefully. When the~ ~Abbot and the