Day, Novell

1    1,    5|  importunity laboureth to~ ~betray it.~ ~ The Marquesse of
2    2,    5|     him will be a meanes to betray us. There is a Well-pit
3    3, Song| Another Beauty did my hopes betray,~ ~ And stole my dearest
4    4,    1|     person, or any else, to betray their overconfident trust;
5    4,    2|    ducates, if he would not betray him to Lisettaes Brethren.~ ~
6    4, Song|    Not without sorrow, thus betray'd to bee.~ ~ My teares do,
7    5,    7|     except thou wilt fondly betray thy selfe. If you can do