Day, Novell

1    2,    6|       she fell to her former fruitlesse travailes. Being~ ~somewhat
2    2,    6|   which shee found utterly~ ~fruitlesse and to none effect, though
3    2,    6|    me not with any further~ ~fruitlesse expectation; but rather
4    3,    6| perswaded, that his former~ ~fruitlesse love to her was quite changed,
5    3,    7|      further endeavours were fruitlesse and in vaine; he concluded
6    5,    8|    that after a long time of fruitlesse~ ~service, requited still
7    8,    3|      vertue, and here on the fruitlesse plains of~ ~Mugnone? No,