Day, Novell

1    2,    2|    Table discourse) his birth, education, parents,~ ~friends, and
2    3,    9| children of his age, had their education: and among them, a~ ~daughter
3    4,    8|       where he had his~ ~whole education, though schooled among many
4    5,    1|     any way derived from manly education; as an Epithite of~ ~scorne
5    5,    4|       to be circumspect of her education, by keeping her out of~ ~
6    7,    8|      the whole course of her~ ~education, faultlesse and blamelesse
7   10,   10|     his Wives base birth and~ ~education, and so much the rather,
8   10,   10|     more delicate breeding and education, whereas she who you had~ ~