Day, Novell

1    2,    7|       their delight being beyond expression, to behold her, but abridged~ ~
2    3,    7|     willingly would give him all expression of a joyfull~ ~welcom home
3    3,   10| imperious dominion of love, with expression of all duty,~ ~humility,
4    4,    2|       mortall man, with~ ~lively expression of his amourous passions,
5    4,    8|       exceeded~ ~all capacity of expression. Afterward he declared what
6    7,    3|     garments, far from the least expression of~ ~humility, not walking
7    8,    3|       joy beyond all compasse of expression, and being~ ~exceedingly
8   10,    3|         heare, how one man, in~ ~expression of great liberality to another