Day, Novell

1  Ind      |    dead, and such and~ ~such lie a dying: here hands wringing,
2    2,    1| replyed. My Lord, they~ ~all lie in their throats, as I will
3    2,    9|     to the bed, he~ ~saw her lie there sweetly sleeping,
4    3,   10|    palm-leaves, and bade her lie down to rest.~ ~ Temptations
5    9,   10|      de Barolo was faigne to lie on a little straw, in a
6    9,   10|   the two Gossips might both lie together in one~ ~bed; wherewith
7   10,    8|        seeing this poore man lie there sleeping, while we