Day, Novell

1    1,    6|           perceiving the modest chastisement, which the vertuous Lady~ ~
2    5,    1|           recovered againe with chastisement to Chynon for his bold insolence.~ ~
3    8,    4|         and therefore, in due~ ~chastisement both unto his age and folly,
4    8,    4|      his Pallace, to suffer due chastisement~ ~for his sinne committed;
5    8,    7|      termed revenge, but rather chastisement; because~ ~revenge ought
6    9,    2|  threatned her with very severe chastisement. Poore~ ~Isabella, confounded
7    9,    9| reprehension, but also severe~ ~chastisement beside. And to this exact