Day, Novell

1    3,   10|   her so young and fair, was afraid lest~ ~the Devil might ensnare
2    7,   10|   thou art,~ ~and be no more afraid hereafter, for here is no
3    8,    7|    loved him, as~ ~thou wast afraid of? If I did, he should
4    9,    6| albeit she seemed somewhat~ ~afraid at the first, yet wheri
5    9,    6|      doe to me? am I any way afraid of thy threatnings? The
6   10,    9|       desiring him not to be afraid, for he was his~ ~Nephew
7   10,    9|     Father, wherof~ ~are you afraid? I am your loving Nephew,