Day, Novell

1    2,    2| Rinaldo de Este, after hee was robbed by Theeves, arrived at~ ~
2    2,    2|         three Theeves that had robbed, and so ill intreated Rinaldo,
3    2,    9|     and by a~ ~wicked lye, hee robbed her both of her renowne
4    5,    2|          Sarazins, and so were robbed themselves of all that they
5    5,    9|  adverse to you, that she hath robbed you of all other pleasures,~ ~
6    7,    9|      Faulcone hath long~ ~time robbed me of those delights, which
7    9,    4|     and avouching that hee had robbed him:~ ~he caused him to