Day, Novell

1    3,    7| painted fearefull examples, to affright and terrifie~ ~unsetled
2    3,    7|    came thither~ ~purposely to affright her; wherefore he said.
3    4,    2|         but onely fearing~ ~to affright you. Wherefore, now he sends
4    4,    2|     fall, albeit the sodaine~ ~affright did much perplex him.~ ~
5    5,   10|     when the fiends themselves affright us, yet if~ ~wee keepe our
6    7,    1|       Poore Countrey people to affright:~ ~ Thou hast mistane thy
7    8,    9| trickes, onely to terrifie and affright you: but when he perceiveth~ ~