Day, Novell

1    2,    3|   his finger, is the~ ~firme pledge of my faith and constancie,
2    4,    6| guift thou~ ~gavest me, as a pledge of our solemne and spotlesse
3    5,    9|     of mony neither pawne or pledge, wherewith to procure~ ~
4    8,    2|       lefte his Cloake (as a pledge of further payment) with
5    8,    2|  sixe and twenty Florines, a pledge then sufficient for your
6    8,    2|      which the Boy left as a pledge for better remembrance,~ ~
7    8,   10|     pawne for thee: but what pledge~ ~can you deliver in to