Day, Novell

1    2,    7| being the purposed wife of a potent King, should thus become
2    2,    7|      encompassed by two such potent kings, and marched on to
3    2,    8|     but any man of much more potent might, (living in~ ~ease
4    3,    1|       never remembring how~ ~potent the priviledge of idlenes
5    5,    1|       as having a farre more potent power then Fortune, in~ ~
6   10,    7| fixing thy affection on~ ~so Potent a King, wherein I offer
7   10,    9|     being conquerd with such potent~ ~perswasions, and already