Day, Novell

1  Ind      | encompassed with branching Vines, fitter for curious and~ ~quaffing
2    1,    2|      These things, and many more (fitter for silence, then for~ ~
3    2,    8|     affaires of the Kingdome (yet fitter for ease and pleasure, then~ ~
4    3,    1|          the Monastery, and one~ ~fitter for the turne, comes sildome
5    3,   10|         such as~ ~thou seekest: a fitter man than I. Go thou to him."
6    7,    9|         amisse in you both; being fitter for~ ~the private Chamber,
7    8,    5|         he was, and therefore the fitter~ ~for his Company.~ ~ After