Day, Novell

1    2,    3|   some other abiding, where~ ~fairer Fortune might chance to
2    2,    7|      her, shee seemed farre~ ~fairer in his eye, then common
3    5,    3| pointed Javeline, and yet her fairer starres~ ~would not suffer
4    6,   10|      was impossible to behold fairer. The goodly plaine it~ ~
5    9,    5|   ever any eye~ ~beheld, much fairer then the Queen of Fairies
6    9,    6|    neck, to teach you keepe a fairer~ ~quarter; and how commeth
7    9,    8|     three other Lampries, far fairer and fatter~ ~then these,
8   10,    2|      not~ ~blesse thee with a fairer fortune. After he had thus