Day, Novell

 1    2,    8|       and shedding many a salt teare, endured this reproach,~ ~
 2    3,    3|       Handkerchife, when not a teare fel from them, but indeed
 3    4,    1|        and couragiously, not a teare appearing~ ~in her eye,
 4    4,    1|     eyes, and not shedding one teare,~ ~dreadlesse of their utmost
 5    5,    8|    open her accursed body, and teare out her hard and frozen
 6    5,   10|           with our owne hands) teare her in peeces, or dragge
 7    8,    3| contrary, why I should not yet teare her in a thousand~ ~peeces:
 8    8,    7|    immediate~ ~instruments, to teare the eyes from forth your
 9    8,    7|    deformed: shee beganne to~ ~teare the lockes of her owne hayre,
10    9,    1|        they pul out mine eies, teare out~ ~my teeth, cut off
11   10,    8|        as if~ ~you intended to teare him in pieces. What could