Day, Novell

1    2,    5|       and he pledging her very~ ~contentedly. After which, he would have
2    4,    1|       else can I~ ~travaile more contentedly, and to those unfrequented
3    7,    6|       where he hid himselfe very contentedly. By this time Lambertuccio~ ~
4    8,    4|     wherewith yet she lived very contentedly (having no wandering eye,~ ~
5    8,    9|       and there appeared to stay contentedly.~ ~ Master Doctor, trembling
6   10,    3|         thy Glorie, and I live~ ~contentedly, without the very least
7   10,    7|        that I may dye the~ ~more contentedly, and disburdened of so heavy
8   10,    8| delivered mee, that I may depart contentedly from~ ~you as a kinsman,