Day, Novell

1    2,    2| upon so proud an offer, and condemning himselfe~ ~of folly if he
2    2,    9| were of the same~ ~opinion, condemning their wives over-rashly,
3    2,   10|  nothing but the truth, and condemning~ ~Bernardo for his cruelty.
4    7,    4|    incensed against Tofano, condemning him for his great fault
5    7,    5|    let none be over rash in condemning women: for what they do~ ~
6    8,    1|   commending the man, and~ ~condemning the woman very justly, as
7    8,    7|  towards him, but much more condemning her selfe, for~ ~reposing
8   10,    9|    to another,~ ~do deserve condemning, then may we justly complaine