Day, Novell

1    1,    1|        Gods sake, and then, to sustaine mine owne life,~ ~and to
2    3,    1|        for any losse he should sustaine thereby, but~ ~onely stood
3    3,    1| imperfections, the Sisters can sustaine no impeachment by~ ~him.
4    9,    1|       abused. But admit that I sustaine no injurie at all, as~ ~
5    9,    4| another in malice; yet he~ ~to sustaine the greater harme, that
6   10,    7|      Bernardo, the world would sustaine~ ~a great maine and imperfection,
7   10,    8|      minde,~ ~being as able to sustaine passion, as the thing pleasing